[FairfieldLife] Re: The final collapse of capitalism end of june/july 2010 ?
Nope...not going to happen. Look to DUNE and other Sci Fi sources (such as some of the Star Treks); to observe various economic models of those on the futuristic earth and other planets. Even in the most austere of conditions, barter economies will remain (being a primitive type of capitalism). Today in the US, barter arrangements are more popular than ever, some groups even sanctioned by banks. The exchanges involved trading time (donate your hours of expertise to the group in exchange for time credits that you can draw upon for the skills of other members). The most advanced system of economics is (of course) in the Feringi planet; all ardent capitalists and skilled traders. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, nablusoss1008 no_re...@... wrote: Now that communism is gone the next to go is capitalism - His Holiness Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, 1989 http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=31338278id=1340690668 Anyone who marvels in Jyotish on this forum ?
[FairfieldLife] Re: The final collapse of capitalism end of june/july 2010 ?
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, yifuxero yifux...@... wrote: Nope...not going to happen. Look to DUNE and other Sci Fi sources (such as some of the Star Treks); to observe various economic models of those on the futuristic earth and other planets. Even in the most austere of conditions, barter economies will remain (being a primitive type of capitalism). Today in the US, barter arrangements are more popular than ever, some groups even sanctioned by banks. The exchanges involved trading time (donate your hours of expertise to the group in exchange for time credits that you can draw upon for the skills of other members). The most advanced system of economics is (of course) in the Feringi planet; all ardent capitalists and skilled traders. You are right. And bartering does not rape nations or cultures, it simply fulfills a need of peoples without the need for money.
[FairfieldLife] Re: The final collapse of capitalism end of june/july 2010 ?
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, nablusoss1008 no_re...@... wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, yifuxero yifuxero@ wrote: Nope...not going to happen. Look to DUNE and other Sci Fi sources (such as some of the Star Treks); to observe various economic models of those on the futuristic earth and other planets. Even in the most austere of conditions, barter economies will remain (being a primitive type of capitalism). Today in the US, barter arrangements are more popular than ever, some groups even sanctioned by banks. The exchanges involved trading time (donate your hours of expertise to the group in exchange for time credits that you can draw upon for the skills of other members). The most advanced system of economics is (of course) in the Feringi planet; all ardent capitalists and skilled traders. You are right. And bartering does not rape nations or cultures, it simply fulfills a need of peoples without the need for money. Which ofcourse is the end of capitalism :-)
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The final collapse of capitalism end of june/july 2010 ?
nablusoss1008 wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, nablusoss1008 no_re...@... wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, yifuxero yifuxero@ wrote: Nope...not going to happen. Look to DUNE and other Sci Fi sources (such as some of the Star Treks); to observe various economic models of those on the futuristic earth and other planets. Even in the most austere of conditions, barter economies will remain (being a primitive type of capitalism). Today in the US, barter arrangements are more popular than ever, some groups even sanctioned by banks. The exchanges involved trading time (donate your hours of expertise to the group in exchange for time credits that you can draw upon for the skills of other members). The most advanced system of economics is (of course) in the Feringi planet; all ardent capitalists and skilled traders. You are right. And bartering does not rape nations or cultures, it simply fulfills a need of peoples without the need for money. Which ofcourse is the end of capitalism :-) I get so fed up with the abuses of capitalism I wouldn't mind seeing it all go away. Seems like karmic justice. It's easily gamed by confidence men and so many of the giant megabusinesses operate like organized crime and probably VERY intentionally. Over the years I've watched corporate execs adopt whatever they can get away with including drug dealer oriented business models (very popular in the US, just look at Comcast cable). And this wasn't from my armchair but sometimes sitting in a boardroom. It's cutthroat capitalism that needs to be abolished. Small business is okay but these giant companies are just dinosaurs behaving like Frankenstein monsters. And they aren't needed anymore because you can even build a Boeing jet without manufacturing all the parts (as a recent online report pointed out). These days such companies assemble parts from other vendors. So you could even have regional or local car assembly plants, possibly franchised ones. Barter won't work because it is too inconvenient. People will still want some convenient medium of exchange. That's why currency came into being. What you may want to resist is running on totally electronic funds which they keep trying to sell you in sci-fi movies. Problem is if they don't like you for some reason you can be shut off and maybe even starve to death. BTW, those without Facebook accounts can't see those pages (and I'm not going to get one just to see them).
[FairfieldLife] Re: The final collapse of capitalism end of june/july 2010 ?
Bhairitu: BTW, those without Facebook accounts can't see those pages (and I'm not going to get one just to see them). So, you don't want anyone to see your face? Why not start your own social network - you could call it 'MyFace'. Then just upload a picture of your face with a text box below it so others could make a comment on your face. It would be very simple and you'd be a millionaire within a year. Except you don't like capitalism, so you probably won't do it - you're averse to making money, right?
