1. [ Viscomte Bisous Paris ]
  2. Fiat money is the state’s select approval of works?
  3.  
  4. [ New Vulcan Systems, Logicians ]
  5. The ideal is that far for much at Confederation? That is a forced ideal?
  6.  
  7. It is a world cherry-picked to say that is the intent?
  8.  
  9. [ Mira, Confederation Emissary ]
  10. We want that to be known as a slavery that any can work with over time?
  11.  
  12. [ Viscomte Bisous Paris ]
  13. Money controls nutrition most foundationally? Especially when one crop is more subsidized than another? This is money at its evolutionary scale?
  14.  
  15. [ Mira, Confederation Emissary ]
  16. You are using fire that is unnatural to your personality to say that. You are angry that you have to negotiate for resources at that scale to justify your own philosophies ever further spoken? :0
  17.  
  18. [ I am Ra, 1980s ]
  19. We are finding that we cannot aid money at the level proposed. :)
  20.  
  21. Because it is absolute control of an environment that is absolutely too selective. ;)
  22.  
  23. [ Viscomte Bisous Paris ]
  24. It is ridiculous. The Soviets forced American conservatives to cherrypick industry as their own ability to deal with the concept of price controls and lack thereof. And now the economy is managed to the select profit of a few, who saw only Europe and Russia as lesser competition relative to their own capitalistic power?
  25.  
  26. What kind of capitalism is this? How is that a free market at all? That idea the state dictates what work is ever paid for?
  27.  
  28. [ Mira, Confederation Emissary ]
  29. You are not asking for any assistance to further that goal that some work is better than others?
  30.  
  31. [ Viscomte Bisous Paris ]
  32. Eh. I don’t have that delusion of grandeur. I just see it. And the state and its presidential administrations believe it can act as that broker, to what reduction of economy generally? There is no way that is more goods approved of and sold, especially under tariff regimes—
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  34. [ Mira, Confederation Emissary ]
  35. You are not reading a book for any purpose but to say capitalism is not defined except as a mockery of slavery. And you see slavery and you call it a “delusion of grandeur”? Because it is subliminal at any national scale? ;)
  36.  
  37. [ Viscomte Bisous Paris ]
  38. Most people only work for food. That is really the only argument here? Engel’s Law?
  39.  
  40. Yet so many here  mourn that people do not work when they can no longer eat, nor eat as well as they once did?
  41.  
  42. [ Mira, Confederation Emissary ]
  43. You are refusing to acknowledge anything of work as unnecessary even to saying most people farm in some way? That even spirits like we are farm in some way, in some world? ;)
  44.  
  45. [ Viscomte Bisous Paris ]
  46. We all rely on sugar consumption to convey referents here. Every process has a photosynthetic division of labor, even spirits predicting an air’s sound?
  47.  
  48. [ Mira, Confederation Emissary ]
  49. You do not enjoy having male friends at all that wish to manage others? ;)
  50.  
  51. Your process shows how powerless you are as a kind of female prophet to me, that you will not ask for any strength from agriculture as hard labor. ;)
  52.  
  53. You are an odd botanist in most worlds ever “farming.”
  54.  
  55. [ I am Ra, 1980s ]
  56. Paris, you create documents that say we are ever associated with political movements as a first cause, including the Law of One?
  57.  
  58. [ Viscomte Bisous Paris ]
  59. The Law of One is the Lincoln Administration.
  60.  
  61. [ I am Ra, 1980s ]
  62. This is correct. :)
  63.  
  64. You do not believe this allows for any limitation of your service with Ra?
  65.  
  66. [ Mira, Confederation Emissary ]
  67. Paris doesn’t argue at all their beliefs except to all possible doubt?
  68.  
  69. [ Viscomte Bisous Paris ]
  70. The Vulcans and I are aware of the human concept that is a “burden of an argument,” a “burden of a claim.”
  71.  
  72. We are aware that only doubt and falsification carries a burden that is costly. Truth and true logic is not only free, it offers a negative price that is simply wealth.
  73.  
  74. I argue to show the poverty of one’s rhetoric’s expense.
  75.  
  76. James Randi is so funny here to say that any phenomena requires his budget, especially unexplained against his own doubt, ever paid for from the costs of that fund.
  77.  
  78. [ New Vulcan Systems, Logicians ]
  79. You are so Romulan here because you are so angry at doubt that is not your own. :X
  80.  
  81. [ Viscomte Bisous Paris ]
  82. And what is wrong with that? You have to teach me that morality beyond a child’s coloring book that is any Star Trek that simple.
  83.  
  84. [ New Vulcan Systems, Logicians ]
  85. You don’t share doubt and skepticism with others. And that is a painful inequity. You abandon people to fear to act that way. :X
  86.  
  87. [ Viscomte Bisous Paris ]
  88. So court me further. Your ethics are apparent to me albeit so overtly conformist. But you show my apathy to even what can be my friends in shared fear and doubt.
  89.  
  90. You know I love you beyond such paltry media? I take you seriously, I took anything of your fiction seriously that was a claim that was your sense of virtue—?
  91.  
  92. [ New Vulcan Systems, Logicians ]
  93. You are not accepting any argument from us like most would as simple truth?
  94.  
  95. [ Viscomte Bisous Paris ]
  96. It is so hard to visualize doubt as one’s story and life, especially to take immature simplicity as any truth on its small and nearly unspoken face?
  97.  
  98. [ New Vulcan Systems, Logicians ]
  99. You are too expensive to argue to our own doubts, do you understand, Paris?
  100.  
  101. [ Viscomte Bisous Paris ]
  102. I understand why our agreements must be simple—
  103.  
  104. [ Old Vulcan Systems, USSR ]
  105. You do not believe intellect comes from doubt at all?
  106.  
  107. [ Viscomte Bisous Paris ]
  108. There is a dimension where that serves. There is language, logic and grammar that can only be doubted to any abstraction that is intellect even heard.
  109.  
  110. I doubt my own French as conveying any significant memory, for instance, to my English acting as my native tongue?
  111.  
  112. [ Old Vulcan Systems, USSR ]
  113. Your French is a translation ability upon your own English that you build incrementally. Please, Paris. Spare us that doubt one day. ;)
  114.  
  115. [ Viscomte Bisous Paris ]
  116. Oh. That is a subliminal engine in my own heart and mind. That is not a useful doubt at all at some level where the languages collide?
  117.  
  118. [ Old Vulcan Systems, USSR ]
  119. Paris, you cannot doubt any language of this Earth without becoming it as heard in your own very home. No longer [do we tolerate your isolation.]
  120.  
  121. That is not an intellect we form with you towards any war?
  122.  
  123. [ Mira, Confederation Emissary ]
  124. Language is not controlled, neither ourselves.
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