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Some economic activities are much more involved in physics than others. If you wanted to invest in real estate on the moon, for example, you should understand exactly why it is difficult and expensive to travel to the moon, or to do anything on the moon once you get there. Most economic activities have little direct connection to physics. If you are buying and selling pork bellies, you don't have to know about physics.

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