Well, I have first class degree in economics to be fair. I got the highest score across the university. I didn't just take one class and make my mind up. But I agree that doesn't make me an expert in the field. I also agree behavioral economics is a better direction. However, I'm just saying many strands of it need to use evidence more. A lot of models were kinda cute but also pretty silly. Game theory is a bit of a kafuffle -- Ariel Rubenstein agrees. I didn't see any predictions or studying of real-world data in my whole time studying it. The least we can agree on is that there should be way more of a focus on that for university level.