"Not Japan, Russia"
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Paul Krugman claims we're heading for Japan's lost decade. I think I agree more though that what we're really hading for is the utter collapse of Capitalism, in other words, Russia's lost half-decade as Dmitry Orlov points out.Good thing I've got that Mormon-and-German-Apostolic-Christian inspired 2 years of food supplies, from my upbringing. It might have been hard as an autistic interested in technology putting up with them in grade school and their 19th century ideas about family values and farming, but in the end, the pain may well be worth it.
posted by Ted Seeber at 4:17 PM on Feb 26, 2009
Eiko Onoda said...
Some say Japan's lost decade..but they didn't lose anything. One thing they lost is only illusion, so I guess they are more realistic right now. Illusion...they are somebody.Reality..they are one of them.
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Economy whose name is a sword
"On Economic Violence"
"On Economic Violence"
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When I was kicked out of private industry in 2001, and spent the next 7 years either unemployed or in civil service (which I didn't turn out to be suited for, being unable to understand appropriate/inappropriate behavior with public funds due to the autism- I know what I was fired for, but I still don't know WHY that was so wrong to build communities outside of the department on the internet to help me understand and do my job), it felt like a huge piece of my life had been taken away. As of two weeks from now, we'll be paying off the last of the credit card debt from that period (my parents last month purchased the last of our debt on a fee basis rather than an interest basis, and the difference will allow us to pay it off with the tax refund). Arson would have been kinder- we could have gotten help if we were homeless. So don't tell me that bankers aren't just as bad as hostile, invading soldiers when it comes to third world nations. The violence of a layoff or a foreclosure can be just as hard on a family as a death. Ok, in my private life it didn't help that same year of September 2001-September 2002 saw a couple of deaths on my wife's side of the family, and of course our national tragedy of 9-11. But September 2008 will be remembered by many people as being worse for them personally. If you do violence, you must pay with violence being done to you. Sure, our religion tells us that an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth will leave everybody blind and toothless- but the lack of retribution and justice has become an evil in it's own right. When a man like Madoff can get by with a few years in a minimum security rich person's "jail resort", and his family can profit off of the huge ponzi scheme he created, there is some serious injustice in the system. When a man like David Li can come to our country and inject a new "investment product" that causes thousands of layoffs, millions of foreclosures, and increases our homeless rate; and then can just run back to China and get away with the crime, then justice has not been served.It's said by the more liberal of us "If you want peace, work for justice". So let me tell all of you who think it's just fine to short sell stocks, to write credit contracts with usurious amounts of interest, who take advantage of third world poverty to increase their own bottom line or to undersell competitors, and whose "free and open market" siphons money away from the type of Research and Development that could REALLY make a difference in the world; you need to rethink the meaning of the word Violence. Profit is not the only value, and should not be the only value, that figures into your cost calculations. Subsidarity and solidarity should count for something, as should just plain old fashioned justice.Remember, those who live by the sword, die by the sword. And sometimes, the poison pen of the the contract, is more deadly than the sword. Keep up the fraudulent economic system, and one day soon, perhaps sooner than we all think, the riots will start and at that point, it will be the bankers with their backs against the wall.
posted by Ted Seeber at 8:50 AM on Feb 27, 2009
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>sometimes, the poison pen of the the contract, is more deadly than the swordIndeed, indeed. Be careful not to draw up a contract of instalment with the hope of our job keep on forever.For both of us.
February 28, 2009 6:14 AM
"On Economic Violence"
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When I was kicked out of private industry in 2001, and spent the next 7 years either unemployed or in civil service (which I didn't turn out to be suited for, being unable to understand appropriate/inappropriate behavior with public funds due to the autism- I know what I was fired for, but I still don't know WHY that was so wrong to build communities outside of the department on the internet to help me understand and do my job), it felt like a huge piece of my life had been taken away. As of two weeks from now, we'll be paying off the last of the credit card debt from that period (my parents last month purchased the last of our debt on a fee basis rather than an interest basis, and the difference will allow us to pay it off with the tax refund). Arson would have been kinder- we could have gotten help if we were homeless. So don't tell me that bankers aren't just as bad as hostile, invading soldiers when it comes to third world nations. The violence of a layoff or a foreclosure can be just as hard on a family as a death. Ok, in my private life it didn't help that same year of September 2001-September 2002 saw a couple of deaths on my wife's side of the family, and of course our national tragedy of 9-11. But September 2008 will be remembered by many people as being worse for them personally. If you do violence, you must pay with violence being done to you. Sure, our religion tells us that an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth will leave everybody blind and toothless- but the lack of retribution and justice has become an evil in it's own right. When a man like Madoff can get by with a few years in a minimum security rich person's "jail resort", and his family can profit off of the huge ponzi scheme he created, there is some serious injustice in the system. When a man like David Li can come to our country and inject a new "investment product" that causes thousands of layoffs, millions of foreclosures, and increases our homeless rate; and then can just run back to China and get away with the crime, then justice has not been served.It's said by the more liberal of us "If you want peace, work for justice". So let me tell all of you who think it's just fine to short sell stocks, to write credit contracts with usurious amounts of interest, who take advantage of third world poverty to increase their own bottom line or to undersell competitors, and whose "free and open market" siphons money away from the type of Research and Development that could REALLY make a difference in the world; you need to rethink the meaning of the word Violence. Profit is not the only value, and should not be the only value, that figures into your cost calculations. Subsidarity and solidarity should count for something, as should just plain old fashioned justice.Remember, those who live by the sword, die by the sword. And sometimes, the poison pen of the the contract, is more deadly than the sword. Keep up the fraudulent economic system, and one day soon, perhaps sooner than we all think, the riots will start and at that point, it will be the bankers with their backs against the wall.
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Eiko Onoda said...
>sometimes, the poison pen of the the contract, is more deadly than the swordIndeed, indeed. Be careful not to draw up a contract of instalment with the hope of our job keep on forever.For both of us.
February 28, 2009 6:14 AM
Friday, February 27, 2009
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Friday, February 20, 2009
Masterpiece
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Thursday, February 19, 2009
Posted by mercedo on February 19, 2009, 8:07 am, in reply to "I wish him well"
There's a good workable way for any trouble. We can get a bright future to choose one way out of thousands. Our wisdom shines the path.
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There's a good workable way for any trouble. We can get a bright future to choose one way out of thousands. Our wisdom shines the path.
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Posted by mercedo on February 19, 2009, 7:33 am, in reply to "Security/ New Hampshire Reassertion of Sovereignty"
Individual states get wider autocracy than ever more and more while independent countries outside the US get narrower their sovereignty definitely during the coming decades. Where are you from? I'm from Oregon, how about you? I'm from Japan..
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Individual states get wider autocracy than ever more and more while independent countries outside the US get narrower their sovereignty definitely during the coming decades. Where are you from? I'm from Oregon, how about you? I'm from Japan..
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Posted by mercedo on February 19, 2009, 7:21 am, in reply to "Food/ Native foodstuffs of the Pacific Northwest"
Can we take some botanical protein from some of the list?
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Can we take some botanical protein from some of the list?
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Posted by mercedo on February 19, 2009, 7:06 am, in reply to "Security/Wood as a currency"
Money is the means to the rich get richer and the poor get poorer, only accelerate the economic gap between people. Barter is, on the other hand, the best way to get something without being rich or poor. Because one must abstain from something to get some other thing. People must be remaining economically equal however often they repeat it. Most common barter is marriage, more officially a monogamy system. One must abandon the right to get access to some women to be with only one woman. This is a kind of joke, but reflecting a phase of truth..
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Money is the means to the rich get richer and the poor get poorer, only accelerate the economic gap between people. Barter is, on the other hand, the best way to get something without being rich or poor. Because one must abstain from something to get some other thing. People must be remaining economically equal however often they repeat it. Most common barter is marriage, more officially a monogamy system. One must abandon the right to get access to some women to be with only one woman. This is a kind of joke, but reflecting a phase of truth..
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Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Hi, ***..
This is indeed very interesting and the simile is to the point.
I am sad you are not in Fukuoka already. It is your decision, you are neither born nor went to school in Fukuoka so I had just wondered whether you can settle down in Fukuoka. ( I am very sorry if you felt bad in this statement. )
I was born in Kokura, then learned at Tokyo and US, but I got married in Fukuoka. I live in Fukuoka for twenty years. I intend to live in Fukuoka for the rest of my life.
I will keep on attending the meeting so whenever you are let's keep in touch!
Best wishes,
Mer
This is indeed very interesting and the simile is to the point.
I am sad you are not in Fukuoka already. It is your decision, you are neither born nor went to school in Fukuoka so I had just wondered whether you can settle down in Fukuoka. ( I am very sorry if you felt bad in this statement. )
I was born in Kokura, then learned at Tokyo and US, but I got married in Fukuoka. I live in Fukuoka for twenty years. I intend to live in Fukuoka for the rest of my life.
I will keep on attending the meeting so whenever you are let's keep in touch!
Best wishes,
Mer
Re: Chesterton (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.02.18 5:32 (#26892885) Homepage Journal
In late 18th century when Admiral Perry comes to Japan with the four Black ship the population of the United States and Japan was almost the same. Just twenty years ago the US was two times as populous as Japan. Now population of US is over three hundred million, exceeding Japan almost three times.
The average number of kids in a family in Japan is one point something, by the year 2055 the populatin of Japan will be reduced to 89 hundred million accrding to a survey.
Culture without universality never prevails.
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by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.02.18 5:32 (#26892885) Homepage Journal
In late 18th century when Admiral Perry comes to Japan with the four Black ship the population of the United States and Japan was almost the same. Just twenty years ago the US was two times as populous as Japan. Now population of US is over three hundred million, exceeding Japan almost three times.
The average number of kids in a family in Japan is one point something, by the year 2055 the populatin of Japan will be reduced to 89 hundred million accrding to a survey.
Culture without universality never prevails.
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Ms Clinton comes
2009.02.18 4:55
Secretary of State Ms Hillary Clinton comes to Japan. She said bilateral relation between United States and Japan is essential and a corner stone to world politics. Japan is the first country for her to visit outside US and she invited Japanese premire to visit the White House as the first foreign leader.
Through Japan bashing, passing now is the time to Japan banishing. Assimilation has been in progress in such a degree.
2009.02.18 4:55
Secretary of State Ms Hillary Clinton comes to Japan. She said bilateral relation between United States and Japan is essential and a corner stone to world politics. Japan is the first country for her to visit outside US and she invited Japanese premire to visit the White House as the first foreign leader.
Through Japan bashing, passing now is the time to Japan banishing. Assimilation has been in progress in such a degree.
Monday, February 16, 2009
Journal: Drunken proved on 2009.02.16 23:17 Comments: 0
Journal by Mer_panacea on 2009.02.16 23:17
People who made a mistake under the influence of alcohol often make an excuse as they didn't drink much. This is the proof of their intoxication. They think they didn't have much because they had already much.
Journal by Mer_panacea on 2009.02.16 23:17
People who made a mistake under the influence of alcohol often make an excuse as they didn't drink much. This is the proof of their intoxication. They think they didn't have much because they had already much.
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Chesterton
ii (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.02.15 3:42 (#26857389) Homepage Journal
>Chesterton's system solves this problem rather neatly- only information is traded between communities, and the principle of subsidarity requires the factory be as close to the end consumer as possible, eliminating the need for shipping.
This is also a core of your thought.
Thirty years ago almost all information was monopolised in either Tokyo or Kansai region in Japan, so we were obliged to think about learning in either of the two regions. Because we couldn't obtain enough books in local area.
I started to consider moving to the US to learn more when I was the third grade at the University. Because I thought it was hard to acquire surroundings surrounded only by international common language. So I went to the US. About a year I enjoyed its ambience fully.
How about now? Do I have to go to Tokyo to obtain enough informatin? No. I can get it through the net. Do I have to go to the US to fully enjoy the flood of information? No. I can get it through the net.
Now the time has changed from the age of centralised, monopolised system to decentralised, multilateral world where we can find as many hubs of information and knowledge as possible.
I first saw the name Chesterton in a dialog between you and Mike Hawk and got curious since then.
Our age has come closer to his ideal more and more.
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by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.02.15 3:42 (#26857389) Homepage Journal
>Chesterton's system solves this problem rather neatly- only information is traded between communities, and the principle of subsidarity requires the factory be as close to the end consumer as possible, eliminating the need for shipping.
This is also a core of your thought.
Thirty years ago almost all information was monopolised in either Tokyo or Kansai region in Japan, so we were obliged to think about learning in either of the two regions. Because we couldn't obtain enough books in local area.
I started to consider moving to the US to learn more when I was the third grade at the University. Because I thought it was hard to acquire surroundings surrounded only by international common language. So I went to the US. About a year I enjoyed its ambience fully.
How about now? Do I have to go to Tokyo to obtain enough informatin? No. I can get it through the net. Do I have to go to the US to fully enjoy the flood of information? No. I can get it through the net.
Now the time has changed from the age of centralised, monopolised system to decentralised, multilateral world where we can find as many hubs of information and knowledge as possible.
I first saw the name Chesterton in a dialog between you and Mike Hawk and got curious since then.
Our age has come closer to his ideal more and more.
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Irrational world (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.02.15 3:13 (#26857111) Homepage Journal
Irrationality is a feature of ordinary people. We can find rational people mainly in a mental hospital, where there are people who think rationality ought to control the world.
Rationality never controls the world. That is a reality we all ought to live along.
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by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.02.15 3:13 (#26857111) Homepage Journal
Irrationality is a feature of ordinary people. We can find rational people mainly in a mental hospital, where there are people who think rationality ought to control the world.
Rationality never controls the world. That is a reality we all ought to live along.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Stimulate economy (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.02.14 1:16 (#26844879) Homepage Journal
These two suggestions are a good idea. One helps middle class households and the other helps create government owned companies. Many companies were first created by government, then later they were sold to private sectors in marvellously low prices. In recession things will be reverse. I suggest 700 billion dollars be used for every household. This is going to be much more direct way to stimulate economy, which is in a word to make the flow of money in society. Recession or depression means money stays in some place..
>the depression doesn't feel half as bad if you have a job.
I myself want to work at least 40 hours in a week. Unless doing so, I would feel as if I were under a potential umemployment.
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by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.02.14 1:16 (#26844879) Homepage Journal
These two suggestions are a good idea. One helps middle class households and the other helps create government owned companies. Many companies were first created by government, then later they were sold to private sectors in marvellously low prices. In recession things will be reverse. I suggest 700 billion dollars be used for every household. This is going to be much more direct way to stimulate economy, which is in a word to make the flow of money in society. Recession or depression means money stays in some place..
>the depression doesn't feel half as bad if you have a job.
I myself want to work at least 40 hours in a week. Unless doing so, I would feel as if I were under a potential umemployment.
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Friday, February 13, 2009
Public enterprises (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.02.13 23:42 (#26843253) Homepage Journal
>However, there's still a good reason to oppose pork: The jobs the federal government creates
In well-developed countries, public enterprises contain a lot of needless investment. Because infrastructure was already well-built so there's scarce place to dig up more.
In the case of U.S., however, there's a lot of hinterland to develop. I think it works well if done under well-prepared plans by a superior leader.
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by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.02.13 23:42 (#26843253) Homepage Journal
>However, there's still a good reason to oppose pork: The jobs the federal government creates
In well-developed countries, public enterprises contain a lot of needless investment. Because infrastructure was already well-built so there's scarce place to dig up more.
In the case of U.S., however, there's a lot of hinterland to develop. I think it works well if done under well-prepared plans by a superior leader.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
The Questions of King Milinda (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.02.13 22:42 (#26842335) Homepage Journal
>Happiness can be found when expectation dies.
This is similar to Zen Buddhist world view and also I recall the word of Diogenes - he wanted only a little bit more sunshine. I'm not so sure whether the words found in the Questions of King Milinda.
A kind of religion seeks no worldly profit. This form is indeed an original figure religions ought to be.
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by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.02.13 22:42 (#26842335) Homepage Journal
>Happiness can be found when expectation dies.
This is similar to Zen Buddhist world view and also I recall the word of Diogenes - he wanted only a little bit more sunshine. I'm not so sure whether the words found in the Questions of King Milinda.
A kind of religion seeks no worldly profit. This form is indeed an original figure religions ought to be.
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Manifest Destiny (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.02.13 22:07 (#26841937) Homepage Journal
>it is those joys that we term the profits of liberty.
Profound words..
In the past oftentimes war had become the big trigger to more liberated stage of human life. But we didn't have to worry about total elimination of humankind in even all out war. Time has changed and now we need to use only human wisdom in order to liberate human nature more and more, without experiencing a war.
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by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.02.13 22:07 (#26841937) Homepage Journal
>it is those joys that we term the profits of liberty.
Profound words..
In the past oftentimes war had become the big trigger to more liberated stage of human life. But we didn't have to worry about total elimination of humankind in even all out war. Time has changed and now we need to use only human wisdom in order to liberate human nature more and more, without experiencing a war.
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A woman who dreams of reality
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Thursday, February 12, 2009
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Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Meaning of marriage (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.02.11 3:43 (#26800809) Homepage Journal
>Prevention of conception
We need to wait for a wife's menopause in order to enjoy our marital life fully, which usually comes more than twenty years after our first liason. Don't worry, life is long.
Meaning of marriage is first of all in social relations to have fun exclusively between two opposite sex. Raise their kids, live together economically come only after this first aim is achieved.
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by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.02.11 3:43 (#26800809) Homepage Journal
>Prevention of conception
We need to wait for a wife's menopause in order to enjoy our marital life fully, which usually comes more than twenty years after our first liason. Don't worry, life is long.
Meaning of marriage is first of all in social relations to have fun exclusively between two opposite sex. Raise their kids, live together economically come only after this first aim is achieved.
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Friday, February 06, 2009
Thursday, February 05, 2009
Hidden story
Hidden story
2009.02.05 23:07
Really daunting matters are not talked. True matters are talked few times or hidden completely.Really shocking matters are not talked.
History consisted in what we were able to reveal, which is less serious. History is an accumulation of less serious record. Biographers, historians try to reveal those hidden story.
This is the reality of current history we know.
2009.02.05 23:07
Really daunting matters are not talked. True matters are talked few times or hidden completely.Really shocking matters are not talked.
History consisted in what we were able to reveal, which is less serious. History is an accumulation of less serious record. Biographers, historians try to reveal those hidden story.
This is the reality of current history we know.
Currencies for different use
Ted Seeber writes in his blog Outside the asylum as,
Thus I argue that we need to separate the uses of money better- into four worldwide currencies:
- Currency A is a value store- it defines the value of the other three currencies, and you can only transfer wealth in one currency to another through Currency A, but you can’t charge or receive interest in Currency A.
- Currency B is for Business Cash Flow, and as such, has an expiration date, use it or lose it. MOST people and companies will get their paychecks in Currency B, and pay their bills in Currency B, and it will expire at the end of the fiscal year if not converted to Currency A.
- Currency C is for Credit. You can borrow Currency C, but it must be changed to Currency A to be converted to B or D, and you pay interest on borrowing it. Currency C’s interest rate is fixed, pegged at time of borrowing at CPI-1% to prevent usury. Currency C is Secured Debt- you need some collateral to get it- and is cosigned by the government, much like FDIC does with your bank account today, to prevent loss. HOWEVER, fractional reserve banking will no longer be allowed- a bank will NOT be able to lend out more money than it has on hand.
- Currency D is Debt Gambling. Currency D is the chips you get in exchange for currency A at the casino, or the stocks you get in exchange for currency A at the stock market, or the bonds you get for currency A at the bond market. Currency D is only used by gamblers. On the plus side, you might win big- but on the minus side, you might lose everything. The purpose of Currency D? To remove the effects of gambling from Currencies A and B. Currency A money paid for Currency D usually becomes some form of Currency A money exchanged for Currency C.
We already have Currency A, B, C, and D in our society- but by requiring all conversions to go through currency A, this gives us control over the Bubbles. Also, in the current form, we're kind of missing a real currency A- and as this article suggests the search for currency A quality investments was a big cause of the credit bubble.
Drastic change of use (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.02.05 21:25 (#26735629) Homepage Journal
As you insightfully pointed out, the meaning of money we use daily has been already changed drastically, but we still use the same unit. That doesn't reflect the reality.
On the contrary, many currencies are used on the globe -dollar, yen, pound, and euro, etc. Why not use those currencies for purpose-oriented ones as you mentioned above? Many currencies were used in different regions first. Those will be used in differnet ways in the future. We can make the most of existing currencies without eliminating them.
That's not a bad idea, I think..
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Thus I argue that we need to separate the uses of money better- into four worldwide currencies:
- Currency A is a value store- it defines the value of the other three currencies, and you can only transfer wealth in one currency to another through Currency A, but you can’t charge or receive interest in Currency A.
- Currency B is for Business Cash Flow, and as such, has an expiration date, use it or lose it. MOST people and companies will get their paychecks in Currency B, and pay their bills in Currency B, and it will expire at the end of the fiscal year if not converted to Currency A.
- Currency C is for Credit. You can borrow Currency C, but it must be changed to Currency A to be converted to B or D, and you pay interest on borrowing it. Currency C’s interest rate is fixed, pegged at time of borrowing at CPI-1% to prevent usury. Currency C is Secured Debt- you need some collateral to get it- and is cosigned by the government, much like FDIC does with your bank account today, to prevent loss. HOWEVER, fractional reserve banking will no longer be allowed- a bank will NOT be able to lend out more money than it has on hand.
- Currency D is Debt Gambling. Currency D is the chips you get in exchange for currency A at the casino, or the stocks you get in exchange for currency A at the stock market, or the bonds you get for currency A at the bond market. Currency D is only used by gamblers. On the plus side, you might win big- but on the minus side, you might lose everything. The purpose of Currency D? To remove the effects of gambling from Currencies A and B. Currency A money paid for Currency D usually becomes some form of Currency A money exchanged for Currency C.
We already have Currency A, B, C, and D in our society- but by requiring all conversions to go through currency A, this gives us control over the Bubbles. Also, in the current form, we're kind of missing a real currency A- and as this article suggests the search for currency A quality investments was a big cause of the credit bubble.
Drastic change of use (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.02.05 21:25 (#26735629) Homepage Journal
As you insightfully pointed out, the meaning of money we use daily has been already changed drastically, but we still use the same unit. That doesn't reflect the reality.
On the contrary, many currencies are used on the globe -dollar, yen, pound, and euro, etc. Why not use those currencies for purpose-oriented ones as you mentioned above? Many currencies were used in different regions first. Those will be used in differnet ways in the future. We can make the most of existing currencies without eliminating them.
That's not a bad idea, I think..
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
Tuesday, February 03, 2009
I love you
Re: My Current Situation
Hi, ** aka Meli now..
I still love you and we can live together.
What's wrong with you? I really worry about you. If you lost your love in your real life in the United States, I will be always with you.
I can live together with you for good. I am eager to love you for the rest of my life.
Ok, I call you as soon as possible.
Eiko
I Love You
Dear Meli,
I love you.
I call you again tomorrow morning.
Eiko
Hi, Meli..
I feel really happy to talk to you on line. My cell number is ***
Call me whenever you can.
Japan country code is 81, so omitting the first zero of 090,
*** is the number to call.
Always with love,
Eiko
Hi, ** aka Meli now..
I still love you and we can live together.
What's wrong with you? I really worry about you. If you lost your love in your real life in the United States, I will be always with you.
I can live together with you for good. I am eager to love you for the rest of my life.
Ok, I call you as soon as possible.
Eiko
I Love You
Dear Meli,
I love you.
I call you again tomorrow morning.
Eiko
Hi, Meli..
I feel really happy to talk to you on line. My cell number is ***
Call me whenever you can.
Japan country code is 81, so omitting the first zero of 090,
*** is the number to call.
Always with love,
Eiko
Letters to America
How are you?
Hi, Meli..
Did you call me around 11 pm? I coundn't pick it since I was working that time.
It is hard to find a job here especially for foreigners.. although I try.
Eiko
Hi!
Today I called you at 7:30 in the evening.
Next time I call you a bit earlier than today's time.
Eiko
How are you?
Hi, Meli..
Let's start teaching English here with me..
I will be in charge of intermediate level - from junior high to technical college while you are in charge of conversation with adults..
That's just an idea, however, I plan to teach.
It's the best way.
Eiko
Hi!!
Hi, Meli...
I got a call three times this morning. It's 4:30 so I was still in a dream. I had turned my cell to manner mode, so I couldn't hear your bell ring.
Yes, it is very hard to get a job here especially in the case of foreigners. I think it's even more realistic for you to teach privately here. I don't know much about entertainment world.
So when do you plan to come to Japan? If you are not in a hurry and give me longer time, I can ask club people whether they can accept you. One time I had asked about the employment of foreign entertainers in a Filipina club in Nakasu. I think they said they are accepting from agency, not directly from someone's introduction.
Next time I try to call you from 4 to 5 in the evening. Same time as the last time on Friday the 6th of February. That means I call you from 9 to 10 in the morning of Saturday.
I will work earnestly for you if you really want to come to Japan.
Anyway there's a way where there's a will. Let's think about the best possible way together.
Best regards,
Eiko
Hi, Meli..
Did you call me around 11 pm? I coundn't pick it since I was working that time.
It is hard to find a job here especially for foreigners.. although I try.
Eiko
Hi!
Today I called you at 7:30 in the evening.
Next time I call you a bit earlier than today's time.
Eiko
How are you?
Hi, Meli..
Let's start teaching English here with me..
I will be in charge of intermediate level - from junior high to technical college while you are in charge of conversation with adults..
That's just an idea, however, I plan to teach.
It's the best way.
Eiko
Hi!!
Hi, Meli...
I got a call three times this morning. It's 4:30 so I was still in a dream. I had turned my cell to manner mode, so I couldn't hear your bell ring.
Yes, it is very hard to get a job here especially in the case of foreigners. I think it's even more realistic for you to teach privately here. I don't know much about entertainment world.
So when do you plan to come to Japan? If you are not in a hurry and give me longer time, I can ask club people whether they can accept you. One time I had asked about the employment of foreign entertainers in a Filipina club in Nakasu. I think they said they are accepting from agency, not directly from someone's introduction.
Next time I try to call you from 4 to 5 in the evening. Same time as the last time on Friday the 6th of February. That means I call you from 9 to 10 in the morning of Saturday.
I will work earnestly for you if you really want to come to Japan.
Anyway there's a way where there's a will. Let's think about the best possible way together.
Best regards,
Eiko
I love you
Re: My Current Situation
Hi, ** aka Meli now..
I still love you and we can live together.
What's wrong with you? I really worry about you. If you lost your love in your real life in the United States, I will be always with you.
I can live together with you for good. I am eager to love you for the rest of my life.
Ok, I call you as soon as possible.
Eiko
I Love You
Dear Meli,
I love you.
I call you again tomorrow morning.
Eiko
Hi, Meli..
I feel really happy to talk to you on line. My cell number is ***
Call me whenever you can.
Japan country code is 81, so omitting the first zero of 090,
*** is the number to call.
Always with love,
Eiko
Hi, ** aka Meli now..
I still love you and we can live together.
What's wrong with you? I really worry about you. If you lost your love in your real life in the United States, I will be always with you.
I can live together with you for good. I am eager to love you for the rest of my life.
Ok, I call you as soon as possible.
Eiko
I Love You
Dear Meli,
I love you.
I call you again tomorrow morning.
Eiko
Hi, Meli..
I feel really happy to talk to you on line. My cell number is ***
Call me whenever you can.
Japan country code is 81, so omitting the first zero of 090,
*** is the number to call.
Always with love,
Eiko
Letters to America
How are you?
Hi, Meli..
Did you call me around 11 pm? I coundn't pick it since I was working that time.
It is hard to find a job here especially for foreigners.. although I try.
Eiko
Hi!
Today I called you at 7:30 in the evening.
Next time I call you a bit earlier than today's time.
Eiko
How are you?
Hi, Meli..
Let's start teaching English here with me..
I will be in charge of intermediate level - from junior high to technical college while you are in charge of conversation with adults..
That's just an idea, however, I plan to teach.
It's the best way.
Eiko
Hi!!
Hi, Meli...
I got a call three times this morning. It's 4:30 so I was still in a dream. I had turned my cell to manner mode, so I couldn't hear your bell ring.
Yes, it is very hard to get a job here especially in the case of foreigners. I think it's even more realistic for you to teach privately here. I don't know much about entertainment world.
So when do you plan to come to Japan? If you are not in a hurry and give me longer time, I can ask club people whether they can accept you. One time I had asked about the employment of foreign entertainers in a Filipina club in Nakasu. I think they said they are accepting from agency, not directly from someone's introduction.
Next time I try to call you from 4 to 5 in the evening. Same time as the last time on Friday the 6th of February. That means I call you from 9 to 10 in the morning of Saturday.
I will work earnestly for you if you really want to come to Japan.
Anyway there's a way where there's a will. Let's think about the best possible way together.
Best regards,
Eiko
Hi, Meli..
Did you call me around 11 pm? I coundn't pick it since I was working that time.
It is hard to find a job here especially for foreigners.. although I try.
Eiko
Hi!
Today I called you at 7:30 in the evening.
Next time I call you a bit earlier than today's time.
Eiko
How are you?
Hi, Meli..
Let's start teaching English here with me..
I will be in charge of intermediate level - from junior high to technical college while you are in charge of conversation with adults..
That's just an idea, however, I plan to teach.
It's the best way.
Eiko
Hi!!
Hi, Meli...
I got a call three times this morning. It's 4:30 so I was still in a dream. I had turned my cell to manner mode, so I couldn't hear your bell ring.
Yes, it is very hard to get a job here especially in the case of foreigners. I think it's even more realistic for you to teach privately here. I don't know much about entertainment world.
So when do you plan to come to Japan? If you are not in a hurry and give me longer time, I can ask club people whether they can accept you. One time I had asked about the employment of foreign entertainers in a Filipina club in Nakasu. I think they said they are accepting from agency, not directly from someone's introduction.
Next time I try to call you from 4 to 5 in the evening. Same time as the last time on Friday the 6th of February. That means I call you from 9 to 10 in the morning of Saturday.
I will work earnestly for you if you really want to come to Japan.
Anyway there's a way where there's a will. Let's think about the best possible way together.
Best regards,
Eiko
Sunday, February 01, 2009
My destiny
My destiny
2009.02.01 23:32
In my youth, words appear one after the other. So in a class I was unable to bear anything in my mind, instead, I needed to take down what appeared in my mind. I shut down the entrance to knowledge. This was my destiny. I was obliged to be a writer without being given time to choose.
Hah, I was supposed to title 'My excuse' for this post.
2009.02.01 23:32
In my youth, words appear one after the other. So in a class I was unable to bear anything in my mind, instead, I needed to take down what appeared in my mind. I shut down the entrance to knowledge. This was my destiny. I was obliged to be a writer without being given time to choose.
Hah, I was supposed to title 'My excuse' for this post.
All in one
~mercedo 2 seconds ago
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Erin IV - Los Angeles, CA by ~kennlichtenwalter
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Saturday, January 31, 2009
Destiny in charge
~mercedo 20 hours 56 minutes ago
Cool and nice!--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
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sure? by ~SamTheButcher
Great feature of art
~mercedo Posted!
Art is great in that it gives an extraordinary moment in our ordinary life.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
a_depot by ~lovejoker
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I was cautioned by a woman who took this pose with arms akimbo in her bent waist not to try to do this any more -intercourse without protection. .--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
I was cautioned by a woman who took this pose with arms akimbo in her bent waist not to try to do this any more -intercourse without protection. .--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
Attitude by ~missrad
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This picture is magnificent, which is miraculous enough.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
This picture is magnificent, which is miraculous enough.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
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Cool and nice!--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
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Sunday, January 25, 2009
Red rose ring
~mercedo Posted!I am pleased to find her wearing a red rose ring.As well as her long nails, all suggest her happy marriage life.Two mirrors successfully shows her existence from two different directions, which gives this photo a depth in structure.Attached in Francesca Number 168 by ~JeanLuc44
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2009/01/25
Red rose ring
~mercedo Posted!I am pleased to find her wearing a red rose ring.As well as her long nails, all suggest her happy marriage life.Two mirrors successfully shows her existence from two different directions, which gives this photo a depth in structure.
Attached in Francesca Number 168 by ~JeanLuc44
Here’s the link. You need to log in.
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2009/01/24
Eugenics & abortion
Re:Can’t answer the first (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.25 4:57 (#26591449) Homepage Journal>And once we do, we’ve got an even bigger slippery slope: eugenics.
Philosophically or ethically speaking, life must have started millions of years ago on the globe or elsewhere in the universe. Biologically speaking, you are right, individual life starts at the moment of pregnancy. We all ought not to resort to abortion which stops the natural growth of individuals. But socially or economically speaking, life stats at the moment of their birth.
Eugenics is a science to prevent genetically defective ones from being giving birth and I understand this science has been used for the excuse of legal abortions, but it hasn’t be used to try terminating some species and it won’t. So it has little to do with the aim of abortions based on economy or private choice.
Of course I am pro-eugenics. Under the premise it be used in a careful and proper way.
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2009/01/24
Conceit ? conviction ? confidence ?
Re:lousy questions (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.25 4:08 (#26590877) Homepage Journal>I’m stuck dead center of the road.
One thing that amazed me is your confidence - you are neither right nor left but a middle. You are a very liberal person who pretend to be a bit conservative. From my impressions, of course.
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2009/01/21
I love you
Dear ***, I love you. I call you again tomorrow morning. Eiko
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2009/01/21
User name
mercedo wrote today at 3:19 AMThanks Mol.. I have already known your user name. Many people use the same or similar one in Multiply, so I haven’t realised it until today. I check up your journal, etc.
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2009/01/21
Multiply
mercedo wrote today at 12:16 AMCould you tell me your user name in Slashdot?
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2009/01/21
Mysteries
Re:Never saw it at all (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.21 22:03 (#26544763) Homepage JournalKarma; Neutral. Still a lot of mysteries in /. world.–Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
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2009/01/21
Clearer Expression
Bible is written by prophets who was inspired by God. Pentateuch was written around the middle of 6 century BC, still Jewish people were under Babylonian captivity.
Bible is very human centric, but the fact is many spieces live together on the glove.
I bought New International Version in Manila. Expression is easy to understand, I like it.
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2009/01/20
Humans
Re:Changed a lot (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.21 3:54 (#26532921) Homepage JournalYes, changed a lot.
United States is no more a country for only European descendents. African offsprings, Hispanics, and some Asians. Their birth rate is more than that of European origins.
Mr Barack Obama is the first US president who’s from other than white people. This is a reflection of current population portions.
The role internet performed isn’t ignorable in overwhelming racist feeling. There’s no colour in the net. We can exchange our thought from inside our heart not from outside appearances.
I myself want to be humans before being anything other than humans.
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2009/01/20
Anti-Racism
Re:Changed a lot (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.21 3:22 (#26532053) Homepage JournalRacism -it’s a very poisonous idea.
Racists descriminate people not because there’s a difference in skin colours among people. Absolutely not. They descriminate people because they just want to do so.
Even if there’s no African, Asian on the globe, even if all people are white Caucasian, racists descriminate people because of some particular linege from white Caucasians. Look at the history in Europe.
There’s nothing constructive out of the mind of descrimination. Difference is trivial. Race is illusion.
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2009/01/20
Replying to Urgert request
Hi, *** aka *** now.. I still love you and we can live together. What’s wrong with you? I really worry about you. If you lost your love in your real life in the United States, I will be always with you. I can live together with you for good. I am eager to love you for the rest of my life. Ok, I call you as soon as possible. Eiko
DEAREST Eiko…HOW R U DOING…AND BELATED MERRY X’MAS ND A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR??? I WAS REALLY HOPING AND PRAYING THAT WILL FIND A AWAY SOMEDAY THAT WILL BE 2GETHER AGAIN…IF U STILL LOVE ME??? PLS REPLY 2ME AS SOON AS U GET MY EMAIL??? DO U HAVE SOMEONE IN UR LIFE RIGHT NOW??? I REALLY NEED 2TALK 2U???PLS???GIVE ME A CALL AT ***-****** THATS MY CELL…IF I DONT ANSWER PLS???LEAVE ME A MESSAGE AND UR PHONE # SO I CAN CALL U BACK???DO U THINK THERES AWAY WE CAN LEAVE 2GETHER AGAIN ???JUST LIKE OLD TIMES??? DO U STILL LOVE ME???AND MAYBE THIS TIME WE CAN GET MERRIED ??? JUST ASKING??? PLS…EMAIL ME AS SOON U READ THIS EMAIL???RESPONCE SOON…TAKE CARE AND GOD BLESS…LOVING YOU…MISSING YOU ……ALWAYS…*** (***) I WILL BE WAITING???
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2009/01/20
Inauguration day
Obamarama[ Edit Delete #221903 ] 2009.01.21 1:16Tens of thousands of people are gathering to celebrate the inauguration of Mr President-elect Barack Obama.Twenty years ago I spent a year in the United States. I was one of the most prosperous guy in my country. My pride was totally broken into pieces when I realised I was one of non-white.
Today I see tens of people in Washington DC. That’s so panoramic!
I hope he can break the ice. He is one year senior to me.
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2009/01/20
Mer_panacea (1381133) x
Mer_panacea (1381133) x[ Edit Delete #221899 ] 2009.01.21 0:54In your message box is there a sign of x right side of your name as Mer_panacea (1381133) x ?Does some one know what this x stand for? I saw it for the first time today. I mind it.
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2009/01/20
Serious concern
~eErIeWhIsPeRs 15 hours 27 minutes ago Hide Report Spamhey! your gallerys kinda..intresting!and by the way…your belly is really nice!
–beauty is in the eye of the beholder
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(\_/)(O.o)(} { ) This is Bunny. Copy Bunny into your profile to help him on his way to world domination…Reply~mercedo Posted!Hi, Yumi..
Thank you for your concern.
I can be your model if you like..
Eiko
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2009/01/20
Yumi - A young girl
~mercedo 1 second agoThanks for the comment!
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~mercedo Posted!>beauty is in the eye of the beholder
Uhmmm.. the essense of beauty is indeed deep, but I think there is a universal value in what is beauty.
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~mercedo 2 seconds agoYou took the moment of ecstasy successfully.
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2009/01/20
Abrupt Visitor
~mercedo 2 seconds agoHow lovely your face is!
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2009/01/20
On line Experiment
To: ~occurrenceDate: Jan 20, 2009, 5:46:44 AMHi, Halit..Ok, I don’t have msn, but talk to you later.
>do some different things about photographWhat’s that?
Thanks for the concern!
Eiko
———-occurrence said the following:
hi how r u ım halit from turkey ı liked ur work ı want to talk nd do some different things about photograph lets add my msn ı m wait see u
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2009/01/19
Human record
Re:What kind of nonsense is this? (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.20 0:06 (#26515827) Homepage JournalI read many books including Bible. My impression is yes, yes. Perhaps it is based on my biased idea. Bible is a religious book, but it is a precious human record from historical point of view, too. It is unnecessary for us to exclude all the descriptions as myth or fairy tale judging from just simply the book has been performed mainly a religious role.–Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
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2009/01/19
Expensive!
~mercedo Posted!These are the descriptions of my last 18 years.Rome was not built in a day. My life has been stable these three years after I started living with a woman.Asian girls in general are not so attractive I guess. Some are very pretty and suitable to models, but expensive!
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2009/01/19
Married in Haste
~mercedo Posted!I married in haste, but I haven’t regretted. Because it was an optimal answer for me.
My legal wife lives in a different place. I live with a woman. I call the woman ‘a common-law wife’. In polygamy you can marry more than one woman. I live with a girlfriend, that is more accurate and evades unnecessary misunderstanding.
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2009/01/19
Lessons from Pentateuch
Re:What kind of nonsense is this? (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.19 20:39 (#26514493) Homepage JournalI don’t know whether you are Christian, I am not a Christian.
Probably thousands of years ago a guy called Noah made an Ark and collected some animal spieces before flood comes. His family as well as animals survived, but he didn’t start eating animals he collected. He must have thought how to increase the number of animals in the first place.
Pork was prohibited to eat ancient times, because hogs ate many dirty matters as well then pork is believed to cause many disease in human body. Today there’s no fear like that, as a result we eat pork.
I think we’d better try to learn lessons from the descriptions in Pentateuch that would be applicable to today’s world.
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2009/01/18
Absolutely
Posted by mercedo on January 18, 2009, 12:24 am, in reply to “Cold is a relative thing”
But there’s only one state in absolute zero.
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2009/01/18
Advent of clean car
Posted by mercedo on January 17, 2009, 11:52 pm, in reply to “30k new unemployed as circuit city goes under”
Electric cars will soon take the place of the position fossil fuel cars have been occupied. Car companies need to change the scale of industry following the current move.
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2009/01/18
Older Democracies
Re: Thoughts on this “America to break apart.”
Posted by YOU on January 17, 2009, 11:19 pm, in reply to “Re: Thoughts on this “America to break apart.”"
> not since 1865.
Foundation of the United Staes dates back to 1776, which is older than that of modern France in 1789, of course much older than the restoration of Japan in 1868. US is a new country in history but it is indeed old among modern nations.
I understand the union of 50 states is whatever the ideal of foundation was, much firmer than before in comparison to pre Civil War.
Sovereignty becomes stronger in the case of country which is heading for continuous prosperity.
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2009/01/18
Animal for Food
Thanks! Zog!! I had no idea how to reply to his question. I sent him a letter as follows.
Hi, ..
I had thought about it for a while…My interpretation is secular one, allow me to express it!
I think people wouldn’t start eating meat until it reached a sustainable numbers. Today we don’t normally eat meat as a result of casual hunting, but through domestication. Animal meat is served through planned slaughtering from a stored pool of livestock evading extinction of precious source of protein.
The point is God gave us permission to make the most of animal as the source of nutrition, so we have to manage the privilege carefully enough.
My reply was not secular!
Mer
Today we take it for granted that we eat animal meat in our daily dietary, but there’s a history for everything.
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2009/01/17
Twenty years old -peak of my life
Re:”Life is long” (Score:1) by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.17 21:53 (#26496097) Homepage Journal Still three years to come till age half century. 20 years old.. that was a turning point in my life. The first twenty years is as good as the years for the rest of my life after 20 years old. I had felt as if I did almost everything in my minor days what I would do after twenty years old. That does not mean I had sex, drunk, and smoked. Or rather I had never done these as adults usually do. On the contrary I hadn’t done almost anything that ordinary youngsters usually do. I didn’t watch TV from age 12 till 25, etc. The reason I felt I lived almost all my life in my minors is due to my psychological factors. There’s scarce meaning in the length of life. What we did matters a lot more. — Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
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2009/01/16
My motto
Don’t look around, but forward.But now it’s time to look around. Life is long.
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2007/11/14
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Please contact with me through Multiply or
I can’t get the system here.
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2007/10/31
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The position of the left hand is nice.
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Red rose ring
~mercedo Posted!I am pleased to find her wearing a red rose ring.As well as her long nails, all suggest her happy marriage life.Two mirrors successfully shows her existence from two different directions, which gives this photo a depth in structure.
Attached in Francesca Number 168 by ~JeanLuc44
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2009/01/24
Eugenics & abortion
Re:Can’t answer the first (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.25 4:57 (#26591449) Homepage Journal>And once we do, we’ve got an even bigger slippery slope: eugenics.
Philosophically or ethically speaking, life must have started millions of years ago on the globe or elsewhere in the universe. Biologically speaking, you are right, individual life starts at the moment of pregnancy. We all ought not to resort to abortion which stops the natural growth of individuals. But socially or economically speaking, life stats at the moment of their birth.
Eugenics is a science to prevent genetically defective ones from being giving birth and I understand this science has been used for the excuse of legal abortions, but it hasn’t be used to try terminating some species and it won’t. So it has little to do with the aim of abortions based on economy or private choice.
Of course I am pro-eugenics. Under the premise it be used in a careful and proper way.
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2009/01/24
Conceit ? conviction ? confidence ?
Re:lousy questions (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.25 4:08 (#26590877) Homepage Journal>I’m stuck dead center of the road.
One thing that amazed me is your confidence - you are neither right nor left but a middle. You are a very liberal person who pretend to be a bit conservative. From my impressions, of course.
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2009/01/21
I love you
Dear ***, I love you. I call you again tomorrow morning. Eiko
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2009/01/21
User name
mercedo wrote today at 3:19 AMThanks Mol.. I have already known your user name. Many people use the same or similar one in Multiply, so I haven’t realised it until today. I check up your journal, etc.
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2009/01/21
Multiply
mercedo wrote today at 12:16 AMCould you tell me your user name in Slashdot?
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2009/01/21
Mysteries
Re:Never saw it at all (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.21 22:03 (#26544763) Homepage JournalKarma; Neutral. Still a lot of mysteries in /. world.–Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
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2009/01/21
Clearer Expression
Bible is written by prophets who was inspired by God. Pentateuch was written around the middle of 6 century BC, still Jewish people were under Babylonian captivity.
Bible is very human centric, but the fact is many spieces live together on the glove.
I bought New International Version in Manila. Expression is easy to understand, I like it.
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2009/01/20
Humans
Re:Changed a lot (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.21 3:54 (#26532921) Homepage JournalYes, changed a lot.
United States is no more a country for only European descendents. African offsprings, Hispanics, and some Asians. Their birth rate is more than that of European origins.
Mr Barack Obama is the first US president who’s from other than white people. This is a reflection of current population portions.
The role internet performed isn’t ignorable in overwhelming racist feeling. There’s no colour in the net. We can exchange our thought from inside our heart not from outside appearances.
I myself want to be humans before being anything other than humans.
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2009/01/20
Anti-Racism
Re:Changed a lot (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.21 3:22 (#26532053) Homepage JournalRacism -it’s a very poisonous idea.
Racists descriminate people not because there’s a difference in skin colours among people. Absolutely not. They descriminate people because they just want to do so.
Even if there’s no African, Asian on the globe, even if all people are white Caucasian, racists descriminate people because of some particular linege from white Caucasians. Look at the history in Europe.
There’s nothing constructive out of the mind of descrimination. Difference is trivial. Race is illusion.
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2009/01/20
Replying to Urgert request
Hi, *** aka *** now.. I still love you and we can live together. What’s wrong with you? I really worry about you. If you lost your love in your real life in the United States, I will be always with you. I can live together with you for good. I am eager to love you for the rest of my life. Ok, I call you as soon as possible. Eiko
DEAREST Eiko…HOW R U DOING…AND BELATED MERRY X’MAS ND A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR??? I WAS REALLY HOPING AND PRAYING THAT WILL FIND A AWAY SOMEDAY THAT WILL BE 2GETHER AGAIN…IF U STILL LOVE ME??? PLS REPLY 2ME AS SOON AS U GET MY EMAIL??? DO U HAVE SOMEONE IN UR LIFE RIGHT NOW??? I REALLY NEED 2TALK 2U???PLS???GIVE ME A CALL AT ***-****** THATS MY CELL…IF I DONT ANSWER PLS???LEAVE ME A MESSAGE AND UR PHONE # SO I CAN CALL U BACK???DO U THINK THERES AWAY WE CAN LEAVE 2GETHER AGAIN ???JUST LIKE OLD TIMES??? DO U STILL LOVE ME???AND MAYBE THIS TIME WE CAN GET MERRIED ??? JUST ASKING??? PLS…EMAIL ME AS SOON U READ THIS EMAIL???RESPONCE SOON…TAKE CARE AND GOD BLESS…LOVING YOU…MISSING YOU ……ALWAYS…*** (***) I WILL BE WAITING???
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2009/01/20
Inauguration day
Obamarama[ Edit Delete #221903 ] 2009.01.21 1:16Tens of thousands of people are gathering to celebrate the inauguration of Mr President-elect Barack Obama.Twenty years ago I spent a year in the United States. I was one of the most prosperous guy in my country. My pride was totally broken into pieces when I realised I was one of non-white.
Today I see tens of people in Washington DC. That’s so panoramic!
I hope he can break the ice. He is one year senior to me.
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2009/01/20
Mer_panacea (1381133) x
Mer_panacea (1381133) x[ Edit Delete #221899 ] 2009.01.21 0:54In your message box is there a sign of x right side of your name as Mer_panacea (1381133) x ?Does some one know what this x stand for? I saw it for the first time today. I mind it.
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2009/01/20
Serious concern
~eErIeWhIsPeRs 15 hours 27 minutes ago Hide Report Spamhey! your gallerys kinda..intresting!and by the way…your belly is really nice!
–beauty is in the eye of the beholder
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(\_/)(O.o)(} { ) This is Bunny. Copy Bunny into your profile to help him on his way to world domination…Reply~mercedo Posted!Hi, Yumi..
Thank you for your concern.
I can be your model if you like..
Eiko
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2009/01/20
Yumi - A young girl
~mercedo 1 second agoThanks for the comment!
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~mercedo Posted!>beauty is in the eye of the beholder
Uhmmm.. the essense of beauty is indeed deep, but I think there is a universal value in what is beauty.
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~mercedo 2 seconds agoYou took the moment of ecstasy successfully.
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2009/01/20
Abrupt Visitor
~mercedo 2 seconds agoHow lovely your face is!
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2009/01/20
On line Experiment
To: ~occurrenceDate: Jan 20, 2009, 5:46:44 AMHi, Halit..Ok, I don’t have msn, but talk to you later.
>do some different things about photographWhat’s that?
Thanks for the concern!
Eiko
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hi how r u ım halit from turkey ı liked ur work ı want to talk nd do some different things about photograph lets add my msn ı m wait see u
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2009/01/19
Human record
Re:What kind of nonsense is this? (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.20 0:06 (#26515827) Homepage JournalI read many books including Bible. My impression is yes, yes. Perhaps it is based on my biased idea. Bible is a religious book, but it is a precious human record from historical point of view, too. It is unnecessary for us to exclude all the descriptions as myth or fairy tale judging from just simply the book has been performed mainly a religious role.–Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
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2009/01/19
Expensive!
~mercedo Posted!These are the descriptions of my last 18 years.Rome was not built in a day. My life has been stable these three years after I started living with a woman.Asian girls in general are not so attractive I guess. Some are very pretty and suitable to models, but expensive!
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2009/01/19
Married in Haste
~mercedo Posted!I married in haste, but I haven’t regretted. Because it was an optimal answer for me.
My legal wife lives in a different place. I live with a woman. I call the woman ‘a common-law wife’. In polygamy you can marry more than one woman. I live with a girlfriend, that is more accurate and evades unnecessary misunderstanding.
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2009/01/19
Lessons from Pentateuch
Re:What kind of nonsense is this? (Score:1)by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.19 20:39 (#26514493) Homepage JournalI don’t know whether you are Christian, I am not a Christian.
Probably thousands of years ago a guy called Noah made an Ark and collected some animal spieces before flood comes. His family as well as animals survived, but he didn’t start eating animals he collected. He must have thought how to increase the number of animals in the first place.
Pork was prohibited to eat ancient times, because hogs ate many dirty matters as well then pork is believed to cause many disease in human body. Today there’s no fear like that, as a result we eat pork.
I think we’d better try to learn lessons from the descriptions in Pentateuch that would be applicable to today’s world.
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2009/01/18
Absolutely
Posted by mercedo on January 18, 2009, 12:24 am, in reply to “Cold is a relative thing”
But there’s only one state in absolute zero.
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2009/01/18
Advent of clean car
Posted by mercedo on January 17, 2009, 11:52 pm, in reply to “30k new unemployed as circuit city goes under”
Electric cars will soon take the place of the position fossil fuel cars have been occupied. Car companies need to change the scale of industry following the current move.
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2009/01/18
Older Democracies
Re: Thoughts on this “America to break apart.”
Posted by YOU on January 17, 2009, 11:19 pm, in reply to “Re: Thoughts on this “America to break apart.”"
> not since 1865.
Foundation of the United Staes dates back to 1776, which is older than that of modern France in 1789, of course much older than the restoration of Japan in 1868. US is a new country in history but it is indeed old among modern nations.
I understand the union of 50 states is whatever the ideal of foundation was, much firmer than before in comparison to pre Civil War.
Sovereignty becomes stronger in the case of country which is heading for continuous prosperity.
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2009/01/18
Animal for Food
Thanks! Zog!! I had no idea how to reply to his question. I sent him a letter as follows.
Hi, ..
I had thought about it for a while…My interpretation is secular one, allow me to express it!
I think people wouldn’t start eating meat until it reached a sustainable numbers. Today we don’t normally eat meat as a result of casual hunting, but through domestication. Animal meat is served through planned slaughtering from a stored pool of livestock evading extinction of precious source of protein.
The point is God gave us permission to make the most of animal as the source of nutrition, so we have to manage the privilege carefully enough.
My reply was not secular!
Mer
Today we take it for granted that we eat animal meat in our daily dietary, but there’s a history for everything.
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2009/01/17
Twenty years old -peak of my life
Re:”Life is long” (Score:1) by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.01.17 21:53 (#26496097) Homepage Journal Still three years to come till age half century. 20 years old.. that was a turning point in my life. The first twenty years is as good as the years for the rest of my life after 20 years old. I had felt as if I did almost everything in my minor days what I would do after twenty years old. That does not mean I had sex, drunk, and smoked. Or rather I had never done these as adults usually do. On the contrary I hadn’t done almost anything that ordinary youngsters usually do. I didn’t watch TV from age 12 till 25, etc. The reason I felt I lived almost all my life in my minors is due to my psychological factors. There’s scarce meaning in the length of life. What we did matters a lot more. — Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
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2009/01/16
My motto
Don’t look around, but forward.But now it’s time to look around. Life is long.
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2007/11/14
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Please contact with me through Multiply or
I can’t get the system here.
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The position of the left hand is nice.
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Sunday, January 18, 2009
Posted by mercedo on January 18, 2009, 12:24 am, in reply to "Cold is a relative thing"
But there's only one state in absolute zero.
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But there's only one state in absolute zero.
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Posted by mercedo on January 17, 2009, 11:52 pm, in reply to "30k new unemployed as circuit city goes under"
Electric cars will soon take the place of the position fossil fuel cars have been occupied. Car companies need to change the scale of industry following the current move.
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Electric cars will soon take the place of the position fossil fuel cars have been occupied. Car companies need to change the scale of industry following the current move.
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