Eva wrote:
No, competition is not necessary in the economic structure.
Competition is an enormous waste of human and material
resources.
Hey, Microsoft software is a good pre-taste of an economy without
competition. Does anybody (except the monopolist) want that ?? ;-)
The USSR et al
That's why he was a utopist... Us practical socialists
can distinguish between reality and make-believe for fun ...
Just because we enjoy all the murder in Shakespeare's
dramas, doesn't mean that we think murder to be
essential in real life ... I hope ...
I am all for competition for fun! ( I
The past provides the data from which scenarios of probable futures are
created. Science is the best process we have to calculate those
probabilities. I posted a long bibliography of hierarchies in ecology. You
are a scientist/technologist if I recall. An idealized social structure
that has
I am motivated to strive for a
survivable option for the future - so sorry.
That's the point Eva. You have a specific agenda in mind, and then reject
any information that doesn't support it.
We all do that to some extent, but "thinkers" will revisit beliefs when
presented with new scientific
Isn't this an oxymoron??? ;^P
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