... to buy a new planer and perhaps hire a helper. You haven't answered the question, you mearly moved the goalposts. Now where does *he* get *his* capital from initially? Spicifically, the materials and time for making those first violins? The materials and time he needs to learn his craft? Where does that come from? Ah, you are asking for the primoridal ...

... to buy a new planer and perhaps hire a helper. You haven't answered the question, you mearly moved the goalposts. Now where does *he* get *his* capital from initially? Spicifically, the materials and time for making those first violins? The materials and time he needs to learn his craft? Where does that come from? Ah, you are asking for the primoridal source of capital. ...

..., can get a good price for his violins --- enough that he is able to buy a new planer and perhaps hire a helper. You haven't answered the question, you mearly moved the goalposts. Now where does *he* get *his* capital from initially? Spicifically, the materials and time for making those first violins? The materials and time he needs to learn his craft? Where does that come from?

...> school. The real problem, as I see it, is that a private school has no way to objectivly prove that it actually *does* provide a better education. They can't point to a spicific student and say, because he is doing well, the school must be worth it, and they can't point to the school population as a whole because that produces selection pressure (I.E., maybe the school...

strabo <strabo@flashlight.net> wrote: Daniel T. wrote: They can't point to a spicific student and say, because he is doing well, the school must be worth it, and they can't point to the school population as a whole because that produces selection pressure (I.E., maybe the school is doing well because they only admit above average kids.) Private schools may...

...> objectivly prove that it actually *does* provide a better education. Determine the goals and criteria and test the students. Look at what previous students are doing. They can't point to a spicific student and say, because he is doing well, the school must be worth it, and they can't point to the school population as a whole because that produces selection pressure (I.E...

... the private school. The real problem, as I see it, is that a private school has no way to objectivly prove that it actually *does* provide a better education. They can't point to a spicific student and say, because he is doing well, the school must be worth it, and they can't point to the school population as a whole because that produces selection pressure (I.E., maybe the school ...

... stands you pig-fucking communist whore, I've already said that I oppose communism. In spicific, where it says: It's "specific" proffy, not "spicific." I know you know this, because its been pointed out before. Your Spelling Nazi tendancies demonstrate a character flaw in yourself.

... hard of reading, or do you just have pig-shit in your eyes? I've already said that I oppose communism. In spicific, where it says: It's "specific" proffy, not "spicific." I know you know this, because its been pointed out before. "From each according to his ability unto each according to his ...

...> My original statment still stands you pig-fucking communist whore, Are you hard of reading, or do you just have pig-shit in your eyes? I've already said that I oppose communism. In spicific, where it says: "From each according to his ability unto each according to his need". I find that statement to pose an offensive violation of our Individual Rights. I wasn't born into this world ...