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Most
cities
aren't.
They
want
to
believe
they
have
a
cash-flow
problem
because
it
is
convenient,
because
insolvency
is
too
difficult
to
fathom,
especially
when
everyone
else
appears
to
be
doing
the
exact
same
thing.
Could
everyone
be
wrong?
Could
we
all
be
insolvent?
These
two
questions
probably
cost
me
a
total
of
six
years
in
the
intellectual
wilderness
as
I
clung
to
the
notion
that
what
I
was
seeing
and
measuring
could
not
possibly
be
true,
that
a
wisdom
greater
than
mine
had
to
be
at
work
that
I
hadn't
perceived.
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