WHAT IS Mathematically Perfected Economy?

PEOPLE For Mathematically Perfected Economy ^ | October, 2001 | mike montagne - PEOPLE For Perfect Economy

[DinkyDau]

"WHAT IS Mathematically Perfected Economy?"

Fuzzy math.

[WyldKard]

Help! My brain just exploded!

[elbucko]

What are you people? Another morph of Marxism. Your very convulated definitions of the meaning of the word "Justice", indicate to me that you really don't know what justice is.

JUSTICE, in any form and for any human endeavor, dos not need a tome to define. Four words will define it accurately and you don't know them. Post junk like this on the wierdo sites.

[js1138]

"WHAT IS Mathematically Perfected Economy?"

Universal poverty, universal hate and envy of everyone else, absolute dictatorship.

[PFMPE]

If any of you easy-winded "definers of justice" care to disprove a single issue here, I'll gladly take you on.

As for the purely rude remarks, I do note all are without substance whatever.

Marx?

Amidst just such a struggle against the imposition of a central banking system as we face now, Thomas Jefferson said, If the American people EVER allow the banks to issue their currency, first by inflation, and then by deflation, the banks and [bank-owned] corporations which WILL grow up around them WILL deprive the people of all property UNTIL their children wake up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered.

The original is a bit "windier," as I've condensed it a bit here.

YOU must be the children who have not woke up.

 

[Benrand]

Whew, reads like Paul Krugman. SOme people do'n't understand that life is too complicated for even the most rigorous mathematics. I can't read this crap, it is just that, crap.

[PFMPE]

And how can you tell if it is crap if you can't read it?

[RichInOC]

I dunno, Natasha. Ask moose and squirrel.

[Economist_MA]

No one can fault a transaction where the involved parties agree their exchange is justified. If each agree what they trade is right, then as far as concerns what sector of the economy is affected, no iniquity is imposed upon economy.

(1) Learn English.

(2) Take Microeconomics 101.

(3) Take a class in logical reasoning.

[PFMPE]

IF ANY OF YOU BRILLIANT EXAMPLES OF EXACTLY WHAT'S WRONG WITH AMERICA HAVE ANYTHING TO CONTRIBUTE, WHY IS ALL THIS SO BEREFT OF SUBSTANCE?

MAKE SURE YOU'RE EQUIPPED WITH THE TESTOSTERONE TO WRITE ME PERSONALLY, BECAUSE IF ANY OF YOU WHO HAVE WRITTEN SO FAR THINK YOUR 2 CENTS (IF THAT) IS WORTHY OF ATTENTION, IT CERTAINLY ESCAPES ME YOU HAVE A SINGLE GOOD REASON TO THINK SO!

"In other words," it's QUITE REMARKABLE any of you think your words are more worth paying any attention at all.

 

[PFMPE]

If you're endowed with the benefits of any of the three, what exactly do you find amiss?

[gjenkins]

"We pay according to consumption. In the case of a home which might exist long after we occupy it, we can only properly pay for that home as we consume of it. This means that in the case of a $100,000 home with a hundred year lifespan, we pay $1,000 per year for the home — or $83.33 per month 1."

The resources (labor, materials, and the stored production of the investor) are consumed when the house is built ... not when it is lived in. Production drives life ... not consumption.

[sirshackleton]

After reading this, I realized that the labor I invested in reading your post wasted approximately 17 minutes of my time. It was wasted because I did not receive a just return in the form of greater enlightenment for the time which I invested.

I am paid $17.22 per hour, so I would like my $4.87 back.

[PFMPE]

If they were consumed, they would no longer exist.

The home is consumed over its lifetime; and if inflation and deflation are to be eliminated, and if we are to pay for exactly what we consume (I suppose you would prefer to pay more, or you think producers can be properly rewarded if we pay less?), THEN WE PAY FOR WHAT WE CONSUME AS WE CONSUME OF IT — which is to pay over the lifespan of the consumption.

No other schedule of payment whatever maintains a circulation always equal to the current value of existent production.

 

[PFMPE]

If you dropped your hamburger on the sidewalk, you'd probably want your money back as well.

Nice try, fumble-fingers.

[PFMPE]

I ASKED YOU WHAT'S SO FUZZY, DINK.

[sirshackleton]

If I dropped my hamburger on the sidewalk, would the merchant be required to reimburse me with a new hamburger?