...-dogmatist somewhat as his ideo-cohorts Chavez (Venezuela) and other reigning-ranting tyrants whose names (in Burma et cetera) I don't keep up with as nearly as I would like. However: I think this essay is fairly candid and an incisive attempt at capturing some harsh as helle truth/reality/dilemma of our mixed capitalism's unhappy failure as is manifest currently AMERICA'S OWN KLEPTOCRACY by Micheal Hudson http://counterpunch.org/...

... in determining not only if a person has the capacity to love another individual but in the larger social sense whether he is capable of loving his fellow men collectively. The whole of society rests on this foundation for stability, understanding and social peace." - Daniel Patrick Moynihan "Why is there something rather than nothing?" - Leibniz (1697 essay “On the Ultimate Origin of Things”) ******************************************

... in determining not only if a person has the capacity to love another individual but in the larger social sense whether he is capable of loving his fellow men collectively. The whole of society rests on this foundation for stability, understanding and social peace." - Daniel Patrick Moynihan "Why is there something rather than nothing?" - Leibniz (1697 essay “On the Ultimate Origin of Things”) ******************************************

... that value _IS_ labor. READ THIS: http://www.greatervoice.org/essays/LaborTheoryOfCost.php Where, and by whom, is value measured in labor? ...value, or (2) is attempting to covertly promote it. Your cited essay comes closer to the mark by focussing on labor as a component ...serves the purpose without surrepititously promoting an archaic economic theory. BTW, your essay adopts another of those archaic notions, i.e., "the natural ...

... or the mistaken interpretation of the classical economists. Vakue is __**MEASURED**__ in labor because there is no such thing as a "util". The error is in claiming that value _IS_ labor. READ THIS: http://www.greatervoice.org/essays/LaborTheoryOfCost.php On the other hand, I'm concerned about our little Tiny Tim. He's told us that food is scarce where he lives. Maybe he's undernourished and he has to spend a lot of his time ...

... DataBaseTool is working in english version only. is it the same version for the client ? No, client is french. There is no database tools for the french version ? I've tried this unfortunly [j'ai déja essayé cela ne fonctionne pas] is your database populated ? How can I verify this ? do you have entering data before ? [As-tu déja commencé la saisie de données?] if the database is ...

... DataBaseTool is working in english version only. is it the same version for the client ? No, client is french. There is no database tools for the french version ? I've tried this unfortunly [j'ai déja essayé cela ne fonctionne pas] is your database populated ? How can I verify this ? do you have entering data before ? [As-tu déja commencé la saisie de données?] if the database is ...

...experiences, without feeling one is regressing into religious dogmas once more. Proving (to yourself) such realities has no more to do with the concept of god, as being appreciative of the 'smell of the roses'. I thoroughly enjoyed your essay btw. YOu could have been reading my mind of thirty years ago ;-) BOfL 4.5 billion out of 6.5 billion to hell = eternal suffering. There are also over 100-300 billion stars in our ...

...'t. :-) IMO, "working backwards" on Berkeley's argument amounts inferring an antecedent from a consequent. I'm rereading Berkeley's essay (after about 40 years!), and haven;'t come to the god bit yet. Found the essay when I started culling books. I suppose I could have asked the question in a more ostentatiously logical manner by asking about the converse of...

...I don't. :-) IMO, "working backwards" on Berkeley's argument amounts inferring an antecedent from a consequent. I'm rereading Berkeley's essay (after about 40 years!), and haven;'t come to the god bit yet. Found the essay when I started culling books. Thanks for your welcome, I don't actually subscribe to sci.logic, this thread was cross posted....