Also, I am sure at the time all those politicians were using his work to justify austerity, he was *definitely* explaining how his work does not imply austerity economics. Heaven forbid he be misunderstood!

Simon called it the "Information Fallacy." We call it "efficient inefficiency"--more efficiently doing things which aren't worth doing:

www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

So, if you see the GB News article, do not read it. If you see my name associated with that outlet, they're probably stealing it, along with a whole load of work by actual journalists.

I do not want my name associated with a fascist hate rag like GB News, even if it is in this rather benign regard. Last year, I was asked to write a piece for the Washington Times, another right-wing rag, and I refused. These things matter to me

Yesterday, GB News also quoted me, in an article about the same topic. Except, I had never spoken to them. I looked at the article, and it seemed like a shoddy rip off of the BBC article which I know took several days to research and write. They'd ripped quotes from other people, too.

I guess you're hoping to be in the spotlight!