In the world of economic theory, J.M. Keynes famously challenged Say’s Law in his book "The General Theory." However, it turns out Keynes was dismantling a misrepresentation. Say’s Law, in essence, claims supply creates its own demand, but Keynes attacked a straw man version of this concept. This misunderstanding continues to impact economic policies today, as many policymakers might be championing solutions based on flawed interpretations. It's time to reconsider and truly understand what Say meant for a more grounded economic discussion.