XPost: uk.politics.misc, uk.legal, alt.psychology
XPost: alt.politics.liberalism
From: andrewrichardwainwright@hotmail.co.uk
On 09/04/2013 12:23, Andy Wainwright wrote:
> On 09/04/2013 10:04, Mel Rowing wrote:
>> On 8 Apr, 13:20, Andy Wainwright
>> wrote:
>>> On 08/04/2013 12:27, Mel Rowing wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> He is a physicist. I am a philosopher. Our contributions to our
>>> respective sciences over the same period of time are roughly equal.
>>
>> Oh my God spare me! Something else he is not!
>>
>> You have no academic endorsement or recognition in this field
>> whatsoever. It's more fantasy. What have you published?
>
> Nor have you otherwise you would recognise who I am.
>
> The work I have been involved in is principally the theory behind
> competition. Research which will prove very valuable to correctly
> understanding "classical" economic theories, by putting such in the
> proper context and thus elimnating many of the flaws in such models.
>
> The Aristotles and Platos didn't have the luxury of virtual reality to
> test situations and theories. I do.
>
> I know what I've done, including publication in journals of real
> importance, I don't need to blow any trumpet, nor do I wish to.
>
> "Don't criticise what your you can't understand
> Your sons and your daughters are beyopnd your command"
> - Bob Dylan
>
>>
>>> See, it takes hard graft of letter writing and so forth to get the
>>> message across. And the message is that many people are seriously
>>> discriminated against in the typical work environment, which leads to
>>> more sickies and more tax for those still with jobs.
>>
>> Most people have jobs there are ~2.6m out of a potential workforce of
>> ~30m who claim to be involuntarily unemployed. Still there are jobs
>> advertised all over the place. More myth! More fantasy!
>
> You're missing the point about potential capability and actual usage in
> a commercial situation. A protoype computer product, hardware or
> software has a very limited commercial potential, it's the same with a
> mind.
>
> Only when a new system is tried and tested is it able to offer some use
> to business. An alpha release software package that crashes regularly is
> almost of no use in the commerical world.
>
>
>
>
>>
>>>> If you get drunk you are a nuisance and danger to others. If you get
>>>> stoned the same applies. If through your weaknesses you become
>>>> incapacitated and or non functional you will expect others to help you
>>>> through it and yet more others to pick up the bill.
>>>> It's because these others are functional that they are in a position
>>>> to pick up that bill.
>>>
>>> Drunks and druggies can at least sober up. The jealous and naturally
>>> paranoid can't so easily.
>>
>> Yes but only until the next time when the cycle will recommence. For
>> abstainers there is no next time.
>>
>> Jealously is easily overcome through introspection and fear is
>> overcome all the time by the brave and adventurous which includes all
>> of us on some occasion or other.
>>
>>
>
> Yet you still suffer from it.
>
> I mean, what I cost you is a fraction of what you spend on petrol- yet
> your're seemingly happy not to complain about brutally repressive Gulf
> state despots getting a real slice of your money. I mean, what did the
> King of Saudi Arabia do to get all that oil- bugger all really, yet
> you've a problem with poor people supposedly doing nothing but none with
> the rich. Easy to side with the wealthy and powerful- no courage at all
> in that.
>
>
In addition, Western governments have propped up Gulf State despots at
significant expense to the taxpayer.
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