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Date: Mon, 04 Oct 1999 18:27:48 -0400
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From: Bob Olsen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Cure for the cancer of capitalism (Korten)
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David Korten says:
"The relationship of capitalism to a market economy
is that of a
Date: Fri, 08 Oct 1999 14:24:42 -0400
From: Bruce Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Organization: CCPA
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Subject: New From the CCPA
October --1999
Dear members and friends of the CCPA
From: Bruce Campbell, Executive Director
This is the
Sometimes it is important to to break down the barriers that prevent
inovation.
"One amoeba said to the other (with a wink?) a million years ago, "think of
the potential."
Christmas '88
At this time of year the contrasts of material and spiritual affluence and
poverty are especially
Hi All:
I continue to submit that the problem is not "free market capitalism."
Rather it is the money system that is at fault.
Using the definition that capital is "stored value" either material or
knowledge, skills etc., capital is a good thing and would that we all had
plenty of it.
The
At 05:29 PM 10/11/1999 -0400, Ray Evans Harrell wrote:
Why?
Snip
Colin Stark wrote:
God save us from attachments!
Seldom is there anything in the attachment that is graphically significant.
Usually the message is adequately transmitted by cutting/pasting into the
e-mail program.
Why?
You seem to have a lot to say. In fact reading more
in the form of some extended writing or a graphic or
two seems reasonable. Junk mail should be junked
and I do. I never open an attachment from someone
that I do not know. I don't like bugs. But the limitations of
my lists often
So I would say make more and better attachments!
REH, no point in argueing about this: Sending attachments to a list
violates the official Netiquette, is a waste of bandwidth and
clutters up the harddisks of hundreds of users, many of which
can't decode the attachment anyway and/or don't even
Christoph Reuss wrote:
Brad McCormick couldn't resist either:
"Free markets" are oxymorons! The only way to have a
"free market" is to have a strong police force to
curtail the muggers' freedom to participate in the
freedom of the market!
Naah... A strong police force would mean
Ray E. Harrell wrote:
Why?
You seem to have a lot to say. In fact reading more
in the form of some extended writing or a graphic or
two seems reasonable. Junk mail should be junked
and I do. I never open an attachment from someone
that I do not know. I don't like bugs. But the
I believe this list has ban on attachments.
As for web sites, I rarely look since I find the
content is often more out of context than a dialogue on
list. An attachment is to me, a footnote which may or
may not be opened.I often do not open it if the
person has convinced me that they are
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