'..the most intimate and essential characteristic of man: his ability to act in an entrepreneurial, creative manner .. Therefore, we have come to conceive economics as a science which deals exclusively with “spiritual” facts, i.e. with the subjective information or knowledge people create in the processes of social interaction.'<blockquote>'..a radical and consistent application of “subjectivism,” to build it upon the most intimate and essential characteristic of man: the most intimate and essential characteristic of man: his ability to act in an entrepreneurial, creative manner.
In this light, we have made a sustained effort to free our work, without exception and in all contexts, from the remains of that “objectivism” which still, on either an overt or a covert, subconscious level, pervades many areas of our science and thus cripples its productiveness and severely hampers its future development. Although we can never be absolutely certain that the vain objectivism which floods our science has not furtively crept into our analysis (especially after the long years of academic misguidance all economics students endure while completing their university studies), we have done all within our power to break with the oppressive, prevailing paradigm. Hence, we have taken special care to resist the erroneous view that economic phenomena have a factual, “objective” existence outside of the subjective interpretation and knowledge of them which humans generate when they act. Therefore, we have come to conceive economics as a science which deals exclusively with “spiritual” facts, i.e. with the subjective information or knowledge people create in the processes of social interaction.
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..the core, or most characteristic feature, of human nature is the ability of all people to act freely and creatively. From this standpoint, we consider that
socialism is any system of institutional aggression on the free exercise of human action or entrepreneurship..'
- Jesús Huerta de Soto,
Socialism, Economic Calculation and Entrepreneurship, page 4</blockquote>
Context (Haptopraxeology) - '..the near entirety of the social science community betrayed humanity .. failed .. to fulfill their vital scientific duty..'<blockquote>
'..the theorem of the economic impossibility of socialism .. is fully applicable to central banks..' - Jesús Huerta de Soto'..the "excessively close links" between banks and sovereign governments..'(Mind-Body Medicine) - '..the health of our minds and the health of our bodies are inextricably connected to the transformation of the spirit.''...benevolent affection...' '...the foundation of creativity.' '...creative human action or entrepreneurial activity...'The Power of a Story ‘…so there could be no conflict’</blockquote>