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Reminds me of Brian Fisher from ABARE's statement to the Senate committee hearing into peak oil:
"If the price of eggs is high enough, roosters will start to lay eggs"
http://www.aspo-australia.org.au/content/blogcategory/0/55/9/27/
Exactly which orifice they will squeeze them out of, no one knows...
I'm glad you brought this up and have provided the link because I've been wanting record of it.
I saw this clip when it first came out and could not believe what I was hearing.
The quotation has haunted me ever since as the simplest, most direct statement of the delusion that is killing us all.
Thank you.
Until the senate inquiry I had often wondered whether economists were hermaphrodites or eunuchs. Brian Fisher's comment confirmed that they are hermaphrodites.