----- Original Message ----- From: Saul N. Silverman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >get a handle on this problem. In the context of the notion that >capitalism can be regulated, and that the question is really whether we >get the right kind of regulation in place, with the right degree of >regulation, and with adequate will to put in place and enforce >reasonable regulatory constraints, then I base my argument on the The world around us demonstrates that Capitalism can't be regulated by governments. It's the other way around: Capitalism regulates governments. What's more, it is physically impossible for Capitalism to be a "zero sum game", because in the real world, entropy increases. Jay ------------------------- COMING SOON TO A LOCATION NEAR YOU! http://dieoff.com/page1.htm
