Economics fun, fair, and square

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butimfeeling2022
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Economics fun, fair, and square

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Maximum productivity, and what people want to and have to produce
It goes like this really: When the economy is working at maximum productivity, people in the economy don't want and don't have to produce more than what is produced now, or else...
Cause any other option is this, if it really goes: When the economy is working at maximum productivity, people in the economy want or have to produce more than what is produced now, but...
But you have to really think, how it really goes: If in the end, when the economy is working at maximum productivity, people in the economy want or have to produce more than what is produced now, then it doesn't seem to me why they are saying that the economy is working at maximum productivity over and over in reality, does it seem to you?

Maximum productivity, all the same for all the people regarding something they say they want or say they have to do
It goes like this really: When the economy is working at maximum productivity, people in the economy cannot all have the same productivity over and over in time, regardless of what they say they want or say they have to do, or else...
Cause any other option is this, if it really goes: When the economy is working at maximum productivity, people in the economy can all have the same productivity over and over in time, regarding something they say they want or say they have to do, but...
But you have to really think, how it really goes: If in the end, when the economy is working at maximum productivity, people in the economy can all have the same productivity over and over in time, regarding something they say they want or say they have to do, then it doesn't seem to me that the universe could keep all people in the economy have the same productivity throughout their entire lives regarding breathing regardless of what they say they want or say they have to do, over and over in human history, does it seem to you?

Hope for any productivity over and over in time in the economy, regardless what people say they want or say they have to do

It goes like this really:When the economy is working at any productivity honestly over and over in time, there are the ones below the ones in the middle, and the middle are the ones below the ones above, and more than half of all the money in the economy is in the middle, or else...
Cause any other option is this, if it really goes: When the economy is working at any productivity honestly over and over in time, either there aren't the ones below the ones in the middle, or the middle aren't the ones below the ones above, or more than half of all the money in the economy isn't in the middle, but...
But you have to really think, how it really goes: If in the end, when the economy is working at any productivity honestly over and over in time, either there aren't the ones below the ones in the middle, or the middle aren't the ones below the ones above, or more than half of all the money in the economy isn't in the middle, then it doesn't seem to me that the least productive people don't have more than half of all the money in the economy over and over in time, that the least productive aren't allowed in the economy to dream to have more than half of all the money in the economy over and over in time without being more productive for the entire economy over and over in reality, and that the most productive people understand what productive over and over for the entire economy really means, does it seem to you?


Hope for a fun economy, which seems fair over and over in time.
It goes like this really:
When the economy is fair for most people over and over in time, the economy is fun for most people over and over in time, or else...
Cause any other option is this, if it really goes:
When the economy is fair for most people over and over in time, the economy isn't fun for most people over and over in time, but...
But you have to really think, how it really goes:
If in the end, when the economy is fair for most people over and over in time, the economy isn't fun for most people over and over in time, then it doesn't seem to me that the economy is fair to the universe over and over in time, which had to make the laws of the universe to be fun for living beings over and over in time before living beings existed, as anything dead would anyway behave over and over as the universe planned, so that the living don't have to spend more time and effort over and over in time than what they really had to, to really have fun, as that really seems fair to me, does it seem to you?
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Re: Economics fun, fair, and square

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Imagine you do the same thing with the same amount of money twice from its beginning until its end , but one of the times that it takes you more time and effort.
Would you choose again and again to do it when it takes you more time and effort to do it with the same amount of money, doing the same thing?

Let's see if all here read and understand WHY I AM DOING THIS? Why is that?
To show you how many idiots around you think they know what money does...
...and keep wasting our time and effort with their endless "money" stories.

Do you understand that players here?
Really?
Yes players, really...WHAT PLAYERS?!
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I don't perceive any necessary correlation between productivity and value. A very lazy artist can create something in a few days that becomes immensely valuable. Conversely, people pay incredible amounts to hear a musician they like play a song they've already heard.
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ernestm wrote: March 18th, 2022, 4:24 am I don't perceive any necessary correlation between productivity and value. A very lazy artist can create something in a few days that becomes immensely valuable. Conversely, people pay incredible amounts to hear a musician they like play a song they've already heard.
Very true. Value can be (and commonly is) manipulated.
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ernestm wrote: March 18th, 2022, 4:24 am I don't perceive any necessary correlation between productivity and value. A very lazy artist can create something in a few days that becomes immensely valuable. Conversely, people pay incredible amounts to hear a musician they like play a song they've already heard.
What does economy refer to in your text?
An economy refers to society and what people in it have to do in reality, in order to coordinate their actions in a fun way for them that can happen over and over in reality.

Why is the word economy meaningful to people in reality?
When people are trying to coordinate their actions in reality, they are free to try every way that they imagine, but not all ways take them the same time and effort to follow together over and over in reality, and the ways that take people the least time and effort to do together over and over in reality, is what the word economy is all about in reality.

How does the word economy happen in reality?
When people trying to coordinate their actions in reality, put their time and effort to find a way that takes them the least time and effort to reach their ends, that way has to be happening over and over in reality in a fun way for all people affected by this way playing out as a story in reality, or people end up thinking this way is not fun to happen over and over in reality, and then this way isn't worth their time and effort to follow over and over in reality.

And remember players here, when something is funny, it isn't just because you imagined it, it has to be fun in reality to happen over and over, if it really is that fun.
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Re: Economics fun, fair, and square

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ernestm wrote: March 18th, 2022, 4:24 am I don't perceive any necessary correlation between productivity and value.

What does economy refer to in your text?
An economy refers to society and what people in it have to do in reality, in order to coordinate their actions in a fun way for them that can happen over and over in reality.

Why is the word economy meaningful to people in reality?
When people are trying to coordinate their actions in reality, they are free to try every way that they imagine, but not all ways take them the same time and effort to follow together over and over in reality, and the ways that take people the least time and effort to do together over and over in reality, is what the word economy is all about in reality.

How does the word economy happen in reality?
When people trying to coordinate their actions in reality, put their time and effort to find a way that takes them the least time and effort to reach their ends, that way has to be happening over and over in reality in a fun way for all people affected by this way playing out as a story in reality, or people end up thinking this way is not fun to happen over and over in reality, and then this way isn't worth their time and effort to follow over and over in reality.

And remember players here, when something is funny, it isn't just because you imagined it, it has to be fun in reality to happen over and over, if it really is that fun.


butimfeeling2022 wrote: March 21st, 2022, 12:55 pm A very lazy artist can create something in a few days that becomes immensely valuable. Conversely, people pay incredible amounts to hear a musician they like play a song they've already heard.
A very lazy artists becoming immensely valuable, didn't become so because other people can't have fun with something the very lazy artist produced over and over in reality.
How does that happen player?
It happens in a really fun way player, or you player think you are seriously productive in reality, and then you have to be joking the universe who had to make everything before you even existed in reality, let alone open your mouth and tell us your opinions regarding what is happening in reality.
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Re: Economics fun, fair, and square

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LuckyR wrote: March 19th, 2022, 3:17 am Very true. Value can be (and commonly is) manipulated.
When you don't know what is valuable to you you are easily manipulated, as what is really valuable to you, the entire universe is trying to tell you every moment of your life, when you are having fun...and when you are not having fun...you don't seem to be making sense to me over and over in reality...
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