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Comment by joe taylor on February 9, 2013 at 21:48 I got the link to that article from a regular contributor, Stevie Finn, to David Malone's highly recommended economics blog
Stevie replied to my comment "It make me think that either I’m an utter moron because I can’t understand what they are up to, or many of them must be certifiably insane" with:
"I wish I could see some flaws in that article but unfortunately all the pieces seem to fit horribly together. Even with the benefit of being educated by the likes of David, seeing the situation described in all it’s stark reality still has the power to shock me.
Perhaps one of the reasons they are getting away with it is because the average person being informed of this or reading it would probably come to the conclusion that it had come from the mind of a lunatic, such is the difference between the MSM view & the actual ghastly reality."
David Malone's blog http://www.golemxiv.co.uk/
Comment by Roger Alexander on February 8, 2013 at 13:50 Anyone with interest in this subject has seen all this stuff before and may or may not be alarmed. It raises the question, what are we going to DO about it? and this blog is full of suggestions about politics that are shaped by money.
The truth is that America has invested in young people but the illusion that money is tangible is the problem. The people who have been educated believe that this gives them the right to demand more of society than those who have not been educated. They wave bits of paper called qualifications and quote other bits of paper produced by organisations that operate a closed shop of 'peer review'.
Out of this system has emerged 'successful' people who have benefited society with mass communications on a fantastic scale and scientists who understand the rules of nature that are the basis for our engineers to achieve incredible structures and machines to make our lives healthiers and more comfortable.
We have 7 billion people and that is wonderful.... now lets make them all healthy, comfortable and happy. It is the stupid people who think that death and destruction achieve any imrpovement in the human condition and the sensible ones who see cultural persuits and helping each other as the way to remove the illusion that we are in a difficult position.
We give people 'money' for doing nothing and that is fine. We create money out of nothing, robots and computers produce most of our consumable wealth and the rich have so much money the do not know what to do next.
Do we need a governmant to tell us what to do with our time? Do we need an 'entrepreneur' to give us permission to follow our own ideas? Do we need a financier to give us permission to live in out house?
I think people should look at Iceland and Norway ..... but not from a financial point of view.
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