And suscribe to the views of others and be swayed by potentially
simplistic views?
Nah. All I suggest is that why not take a deeper look into the
reasonings behind the different economic models and then re-read
the criticisms.
Hindsight is 20-20. It is always easy to look back and say: Oh
this person was wrong.
Despite us knowing that Karl Marx was wrong on several counts,
it didn't hurt to read his classic "The general formula of capital"
which made for one of the most interesting reads. The ideas are not
as out-dated as many would have you think.
Unless you guys take a bottom-up approach in learning, all that
would ever come out of it would be unproductive sceptism.