Dear Sam:
Thanks for the reply and websites. You will excuse my confusion in that
when I went to these various addresses, I did not see even one request for
an employee. In fact the only place there might have been some gold was at
Y2K jobs and there was a place for employers to list jobs at
I'm sending this again. Not sure it
made it to the list first time. If it did, please
ignore.
Ed Weick
From time to time, some members of this
list have voiced a grievance against Paul Krugman, theMIT economist because
he has appeared to dismiss the Austrians, proponents of one of the
Guess what, science was also done by h u m a n s
and at least as long ago as god.
The human brain evolved to make patterns,
to generalise, to abstract, to imagine, etc,
as planning/picturing for the future proved to be an asset.
When there was not enough data, god and
superstition filled
Eva: I very much agree with what you've written. In any generation,
knowledge can only extend so far. Beyond that there is uncertainty and
speculation and, yes, the invention of gods. Religion is a way of
organizing uncertainty, and it can vary from the loony to the profound.
Keep up the good
