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Thoughts On Austrian Economics?

As a former libertarian, I've come to find that Austrian economics has ltitle to do with the facts of reality. The arguments of Rothbard, Mises, Hoppe and similar thinkers do not sound like they deserve to be taken seriously, particularly when Mises argues that his theory is unfalsifiable.

Do any of the economists here find Austrian economics worth looking into?
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Anything worthwhile in Austrian thought was happily incorporated into the mainstream...  70+ years ago.  Anyone who still calls themselves an 'Austrian' has a pretty high chance of being a charlatan.  Modern economics fundamentally does not have 'schools of thought' any longer - we're all part of the mashed up new-neoclassical-new-keynesian-synthesis.  Anything useful gets used, no matter where it comes from, and the things that aren't useful or aren't true get discarded.