Rachel Mills

Of Gods and Central Planners

by Rachel Mills | Sep 1, 2017 | Featured Articles, Politics

Don’t get your economics from Game of Thrones - or any other fictional Show Oh, the delicious power of writing fiction! Your paper world is entirely under your control. Not only do you determine the course of the plot, you determine all the laws. I don’t mean just the legislation of your imaginary land. You also get to invent your own laws of physics, biology, medicine, spirituality, zoology and yes, your own laws of economics. You even get to centrally plan your very own political economy which succeeds or fails as you wish. Time and death bend to your will. Your characters are mere puppets...

Rachel Mills served as Ron Paul’s communications director on Capitol Hill for 5 years. She is now a Realtor and a freelance writer covering politics, parenting, gold and financial markets. She also occasionally consults on political campaigns, most recently for Olen Watson for Raleigh City Council.

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