Dr. Keen: You being a disequilibrium theorist, why are you hung up in orthodox accounting equilibriums like mere debits and credits in your videos? Why not consider the disequilibriums in the flow of cost accounting data of any profitable enterprise? Instead of missing the fact that time is a dynamic and inevitable factor in the economy (I agree with virtually all of your abstract conclusions about disequilibrium, but the economy itself exists in the temporal universe after all and so that reality must be addressed) why not then consider the moment to moment disequilibrium ratio of total costs exceeding total individual incomes to be found in the cost accounting data? Also, you being into process, why are you hung up in the deflationary end of the present cycle when the chronic state of modern economies is inflationary? And if as you say the fundamental direction of capitalism is up, why not consider that due to depreciation, waste and the continually rising costs of fixed capital in modern technologically advanced economies, that they are inherently cost inflationary? General equilibrium orthodoxies hide in every corner. The honest and true iconoclast does not refuse to look at them.