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#1 gannman

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Posted 05 August 2011 - 06:44 AM

first u could say that the selloff that started july 22 has completed waves 1 and wave 3 and we are now going into a wave 4
or u could say we completed a wave 1 a wave i of 3 with bulk of wave 3 ahead of us. there is a big difference in where we wind
up that is for sure. it is going to become obvious i dont know . i know i have a target for fas of about 11 for this wave 3 fwiw


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here is a link about the mayan calendar and these times

http://www.calleman....ght_9thWave.htm

Edited by gannman, 05 August 2011 - 06:48 AM.

feeling mellow with the yellow metal


#2 voltaire

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Posted 05 August 2011 - 07:27 AM

first u could say that the selloff that started july 22 has completed waves 1 and wave 3 and we are now going into a wave 4
or u could say we completed a wave 1 a wave i of 3 with bulk of wave 3 ahead of us. there is a big difference in where we wind
up that is for sure. it is going to become obvious i dont know . i know i have a target for fas of about 11 for this wave 3 fwiw


g

here is a link about the mayan calendar and these times

http://www.calleman....ght_9thWave.htm



Is Obama to blame?

Of course not.

Cycles are cycles and no one can defeat them.

Of course the cycles also create the person in charge.

It was an obvious statement that communism would collapse followed by capitalism.

The former was an imperfect system as is the latter.

What is interesting is what comes next.

Communism was too concentrated on the collective and capitalism too concentrated on the collective greed.

The exciting thing is what the hybrid may be.

I suspect that some new model that allows the individual to prosper will emerge.

I don't see it yet, but am sure in time it will be so obvious.

Maybe I am dreaming.

#3 gannman

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Posted 05 August 2011 - 07:53 AM

first u could say that the selloff that started july 22 has completed waves 1 and wave 3 and we are now going into a wave 4
or u could say we completed a wave 1 a wave i of 3 with bulk of wave 3 ahead of us. there is a big difference in where we wind
up that is for sure. it is going to become obvious i dont know . i know i have a target for fas of about 11 for this wave 3 fwiw


g

here is a link about the mayan calendar and these times

http://www.calleman....ght_9thWave.htm



Is Obama to blame?

Of course not.

Cycles are cycles and no one can defeat them.

Of course the cycles also create the person in charge.

It was an obvious statement that communism would collapse followed by capitalism.

The former was an imperfect system as is the latter.

What is interesting is what comes next.

Communism was too concentrated on the collective and capitalism too concentrated on the collective greed.

The exciting thing is what the hybrid may be.

I suspect that some new model that allows the individual to prosper will emerge.

I don't see it yet, but am sure in time it will be so obvious.

Maybe I am dreaming.



no i dont think u are voltaire. what u say makes sense. we have to have something that is incentive based but is fair.
so many jobs today have lost incentive and people just go thru the motions. the best system to me is where compensation is
tied into effort and if u put in more effort u get more . that has been lost. people get overcompensated for doing nothing and
undercompensated for doing a lot. a better world is coming out of all this crap that i definitely believe
feeling mellow with the yellow metal


#4 voltaire

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Posted 05 August 2011 - 08:08 AM

Capitalism originally referred to PRIVATE ownership where those in charge made their wealth from their efforts and share in the enterprise. Today's CEO's rake in profits almost regardless of the enterprise's well being. Their recompense has no relationship to their financil holding. That is obscene IMO.

#5 dasein

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Posted 05 August 2011 - 10:46 AM

people are human - thank goodness most are not psychopaths. even in capitalism, most people want to protect the feeble, frail and handicapped. but that altruism is a weak impulse compared to the greed impulse. did capitalism really mean effort in the beginning? not really, early capitalism was based on rent. laws are there to mitigate destructive impulses like fraud to further egocentric ends, but figuring out a better system will be plagued by human nature and will probably fail eventually. glad you are optimistic, but I agree with the cycle part - it will be better until human nature finds a way to subvert it. both communism and capitalism failed becasue their basic premises required a suspension of human nature.
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