Binmore says economic theory is not as strict in its definition of "utility" he says there is nothing irrational in giving your money to a stranger, if that's what makes you tick. He says he was a philosopher not an accountant; he never equated human interests. He says he never equated human interests and aims to narrow accounting book entries.
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