| In caps so you get the message quickly, since I tend not to get understood a lot. Do you believe stock exchange (Goldman Sachs, Wallstreet, financing, the cause of many crises) to be unnatural / outside the natural cycle of economics? There is a notion, "real economy", that targets goods and services as its currency/liquidity. And money is outside of it, but helps to rationalize it. If there is an injustice in the distribution of the real economy, it's most likely a trouble in its rationalization. I believe that stock exchange was at once (at the beginning) natural: I agree with centralization of resources and redistribution in companies that produce growth. But I feel that it has outgrown itself, with speculation and all... These days, traders seek short-term gains and they win money over falsehoods...? |
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| Everything that exists is natural by default. How could something exist without it being the nature of things? |
If life ain't just a joke Then why are we laughing? If life ain't just a joke Then why am I dead? |
Illuminatli said: Everything that exists is natural by default. How could something exist without it being the nature of things? Yes, it had meaning by the past. And on the paper, it still has some. But this reasonable nature may have been corrupted by the logic of personal profits. |
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| No it´s a natural thing by economic standards, but because the economy is in a super bad place up right now, some things might seem unnatural |
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