Consider the following: "When Keynes stated that 'in the long run, we are all dead' he meant that we should only focus on the short run and not pay attention to any long-run consequence of our actions, since we will be dead by then and we therefore should not care." How should this statement be interpreted? El This statement distorts Keynes' view of the long run because he believed that the long run mattered more than the short run. El This statement accurately portrays Keynes' view that the long run is irrelevant. E] This statement distorts Keynes' view of the long run as his exaggeration was only meant to highlight the "slowness" of the economy's self-correcting mechanism. El This statement accurately portrays Keynes' view that the long run comes quite quickly and the short run should be enjoyed while it lasts