Macroeconomics is unfalsifiable. As a pseudo-science, it has much in common with astrology or prophecy: it is a politicized sales pitch. Once we have a theory, we strengthen it with belief, restricting our view to one story.
Microeconomics, on the other hand, can be falsified and show where processes provide deviation.
However, humans’ micro-moments are heuristics or feelings that fluctuate daily. To convert them into micro-behavioral economics, we must balance against reality by consistent reflection.
Rather than retrofitting observations to align with ideology (working backward from predefined values), work forward from minute details, building your potential so you can effect change, not letting change affect you.
Continue to dream or be outraged, but don’t sell yourself on it; don’t con yourself with theory or belief.