Bruno:
could you please define* "free market"* (system?) into YOUR terms?
Free, but not free indeed, as you wrote:
"*only with a regulating system making it not breaking some laws,... "*
where could you STOP the list of those 'laws'? Is a 'regulating system a
power?
(I had a similar problem
Irrespective from the hardship to decide when and who might have been the
'first' Mummy to tell tales and WHAT those tales might have been to develop
into later (religious?) tales, the 'Mummy' is an adult who was already
subject
to 'religious' stories of the powerful for subjecting folks to their
On Fri, Sep 18, 2015 Bruno Marchal wrote:
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> Well, the term "capitalism" is ambiguous. I am all for the free market,
> but only with a regulating system making it not breaking some laws, like
> defamation of products and misinformation of the public.
I think it would
Where did the first Mummy get the tale from?
> On 18-Sep-2015, at 1:39 am, John Mikes wrote:
>
> Samiya, "forever" is NOT a timespan, it is the infinite (maybe without an
> end, or without a beginning?) so your 'to live forever' may mean:
> IT IS OVER WITHIN THE INSTANT IT
On 10 Sep 2015, at 23:17, John Mikes wrote:
Excellent historical analysis, Smitra. Thanks. I was a contemporary
witness
during my adult years (40s to 70s) and vouch for your ideas.
Bruno, however, picked prohibitionism as the main (sole?) culprit
what does not match my conclusions. It was
On 14 Sep 2015, at 22:12, John Mikes wrote:
I do not intend to get involved in a discussion with Gődel about his
phikosophy, I appreciate his talent and knowldge, just a remark on
the #1 of his list: "Nature is reasonable"
In my agnostic views I would not go for that: we have a mental image
On Wed, Sep 16, 2015 Samiya Illias wrote:
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> Is the 'belief in an afterlife' natural? Perhaps it's something hard wired
> within, such that even atheists hope to live forever!
>
Well sure, a desire not to die must be hard wired in, every one of your
ancestors had
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