This book is about what ordinary citizens, those with limited power and resources, think about the big Recession of 2008 and its aftermath. It investigates how non-experts and outsiders without access to the "facts" make sense of these times and pass along knowledge--not mere information--that catalyzes others to understand and act. They can express their opinions through a variety of venues, including op-ed writing, and reinterpret numerical "facts" within moral contexts.