About the first question, if it's of any help, he calls him 'notoriously absent-minded' in the chapter on Adam Smith in 'The Worldly Philosophers'. He then goes on to report a number of anecdotes illustrating this.

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Where did Heilbroner write about Adam Smith's brain as "disorganized?

Does the quotation below relate to Keynes' critique of Tinbergen?
Wittgenstein, L. 1978. Tractatus Logico Philosophicus (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press).
   35: "In an extreme rejection of the forecasting ability of theories, Wittgenstein warned... "future events cannot be discerned from 

Thanks in advanceones.  A belief in deterministic structures is a superstition."



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