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BTW, Clayton, I think that using the compound interest for contracts is far from being artificial - it is in fact the natural one. By this I mean that two loan contracts for 1 month, when naturally combined, result in one contract for 2 months using compound interest, not simple one. Insisting on limiting the loan contract liability is just asking for
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because when everyone borrows 10 chips and everyone owes 11 chips in the mort-gage death-gamble contract, someone gets morted, knocked out of the game into starvation by lack of life-support tickets. Care to elaborate what you meant? Oh, and suggesting your own post as an answer is uncool, IMO.
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I tend to solve problems like this by mentally eliminating the accused party. Would the workers be worse off if the employer didn't exist at all? I guess satisfying this condition is not necessary in order to be acquitted, but it's sufficient, or at least forms a good first approximation.
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I agree that having a plan is a must. One could argue that coming up with a detailed and rigid plan upfront, and then failing to adapt it is the kiss of death, but having absolutely no plan (however high-level) means having no idea, no clue - this is equally bad.
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I heard they've found the TMA-1 after all.
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[quote user="gotlucky"] Yeah, we all went here . [/quote] Collectivist ;)
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Shouldn'twe first define what do we mean _exactly_ by unemployment? Is a farmer unemployed? Is a thief unemployed? Is a welfare queen unemployed?
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In Soviet America the grammar hates you ;)
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Then, comrade, you may need an enterntaining trip to a re-education camp recreation park. After that you will not question the infinite wisdom of the sages of the Dear Leader.
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No, he is a plant.