Raphaël Melki
@raphaelmelki.bsky.social
PhD candidate at UT Capitole | Working at LEREPS | European monetary and financial history | Background in monetary macro | 🇨🇵🇧🇪 | he/him
We all know and love the tendency of ChatGPT to hallucinate papers and authors.
But in this thread, I want to share with you how I managed to turn one of these hallucinated scholars from a consensual keneysian to a die-hard free-banker libertarian 👇
But in this thread, I want to share with you how I managed to turn one of these hallucinated scholars from a consensual keneysian to a die-hard free-banker libertarian 👇
March 11, 2025 at 7:29 PM
We all know and love the tendency of ChatGPT to hallucinate papers and authors.
But in this thread, I want to share with you how I managed to turn one of these hallucinated scholars from a consensual keneysian to a die-hard free-banker libertarian 👇
But in this thread, I want to share with you how I managed to turn one of these hallucinated scholars from a consensual keneysian to a die-hard free-banker libertarian 👇
Hello Bluesky!
Wanted to inaugurate my profile with a debt contract from 1838 I found in Antwerp, where the lender is no other than Jonathan Raphaël Bischoffsheim! Funny how someone who's known for having developed Belgian banking in the 19th c. would still personally lend through notaries.
Wanted to inaugurate my profile with a debt contract from 1838 I found in Antwerp, where the lender is no other than Jonathan Raphaël Bischoffsheim! Funny how someone who's known for having developed Belgian banking in the 19th c. would still personally lend through notaries.
November 19, 2024 at 8:14 AM
Hello Bluesky!
Wanted to inaugurate my profile with a debt contract from 1838 I found in Antwerp, where the lender is no other than Jonathan Raphaël Bischoffsheim! Funny how someone who's known for having developed Belgian banking in the 19th c. would still personally lend through notaries.
Wanted to inaugurate my profile with a debt contract from 1838 I found in Antwerp, where the lender is no other than Jonathan Raphaël Bischoffsheim! Funny how someone who's known for having developed Belgian banking in the 19th c. would still personally lend through notaries.
Reposted by Raphaël Melki
More than 800 Belgian communities issued their own currency during WW1, “payable by the community after the war”, because the national bank was not allowed by the German occupiers to issue francs. (h/t Raphaël Melki)
November 15, 2024 at 8:45 PM
More than 800 Belgian communities issued their own currency during WW1, “payable by the community after the war”, because the national bank was not allowed by the German occupiers to issue francs. (h/t Raphaël Melki)