I said originally:
"Man's desires are unlimited."
"Man seeks to satisfy his desires with the least exertion."
(Gender sensitive people can change "Man" to "People".)
So, change it to people.
No problem.
Incidentally, Man and Mankind used to mean people before the feminists decided to try witchcraft (or warlockcraft).
Harry
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Michael wrote:
Hmmm...
Let's take a wee look at the first two of those first premises as posited by
Keith...
1. Man's desires are unlimited;
2. Man seeks to satisfy his desires with the least exertion;
Does that also and necessarily include, "scientifically" of course,:
1. Woman's desires are unlimited;
2. Women seek to satisfy their desires with the least exertion;
(or do we suddenly find ourselves in some nasty messy confusions of meaning,
structured misunderstanding, nuance, "he said/she said... etc.etc. which I
believe is partially the point being made by the Post-Autistic Economists.
MG
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