Posted by: Taran Rampersad
on January 10, 2004 03:21 AM
Actually, I did show why. The concepts you are building on suffer flaws. Capitalism as an ideology does promote growth, but so do numerous other methodologies. Someone who had previously responded to your post Freely gave you some Intellectually Usable advice which you are at Liberty to take.
And that has little to do with freedom. But as far as intellectual usability, capitalism was never meant to keep things intellectually unusable. Rather, it was meant to sustain growth - and that requires intellectual usability of a high degree. And that fits into your point on Capitalism, whereby Capitalism promotes growth. If you're a true capitalist, you'll understand that intellectual usability as described is very important.
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Re:Capitalism is our ecosystem
Posted by: Taran Rampersad on January 10, 2004 03:21 AMActually, I did show why. The concepts you are building on suffer flaws. Capitalism as an ideology does promote growth, but so do numerous other methodologies. Someone who had previously responded to your post Freely gave you some Intellectually Usable advice which you are at Liberty to take.
And that has little to do with freedom. But as far as intellectual usability, capitalism was never meant to keep things intellectually unusable. Rather, it was meant to sustain growth - and that requires intellectual usability of a high degree. And that fits into your point on Capitalism, whereby Capitalism promotes growth. If you're a true capitalist, you'll understand that intellectual usability as described is very important.
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