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Brad, old lad, Call it what you wish. People like
McDonalds stuff. They get enjoyment from it. Call it
Public Health, epidemiology, i.e., a socially coordinated application of human
intelligence if you wish, but it boils down to some people telling others what
to do. The burger eaters are harming no-one but themselves. A
Unitarian Minister in However,
I doubt that it the worst thing they imbibe. As for
your antipode, trade is the ultimate of sharing as you give what is yours for
what is his. It is peaceful cooperation. The old saw – “If goods
don’t cross the frontiers, armies will” is as true now as it was
200 years ago. Harry ********************************* 818 352-4141 ********************************* From: Brad McCormick
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Quoting [snip] I'd
prefer to call it Public Health, epidemiology, i.e., a socially
coordinated application of human intelligence. "Waking
persons share a world in common, but The
dreamer turns to a world unique to himself." (Heraclitus) Alas, I
know, that "sharing" can take the form of entrepreneurial
competition, which is transcendentally a kind of
sharing [persons cannot compete without sharing
the market space in which they compete,
sharing the protocols of buying
and selling, etc.], but
emiprically this is an antipode of sharing. --Just as it is
*a* form of coordinated social intelligence for
persons to all decide not to coordinate their action
plans.... ("Many things are strange, but strangest of all is man,
and the strangest of all things about this strangest of all
creatures is that he finds everything strange except for himself...." --Sophocles,
Ode to Man, in Antigone) \brad
mccormick
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