Saturday, 5 November 2011

What’s a Greek urn? The EU’s still trying to figure that one out…




Aristotle would have analyzed the debt and broken it down into its constituent parts, but would have done nothing else about it.


Plato would have said that the actual debt represented an imperfect imitation of the ideal of the concept of debt, and would have offered to pay back two cents on the dollar.


Socrates would have asked the European Union to define the term ‘debt’, thereby buying a little time before Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozy passed him the hemlock.


Alexander the Great would have tied Merkel and Sarkozy into a Gordian knot, and cut them into little pieces.


Zorba would have just danced.

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