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To: Reginald Middleton who wrote (16490)1/21/1998 6:11:00 PM
From: nommedeguerre  Read Replies (2) of 24154
 
Reg,

"The mantra of any capitalistic entity is to create wealth for its owners. But wealth is a conditional state, for it follows the precepts of Charles Darwin's famous quote, "the survival of the fittest." Until our society reaches the point of true utopia, capital and its access will always be finite. In its finiteness, there will be competition for this scarce resource - a constant competition for capital."

A minor correction: wealth is a "relative" state not a conditional one. Bill has the wealth to become a philanthropist in Encarta97 but does not have the wealth to become one in the eye of the public... Apparently he is also a victim of scarce resources. At least Al Capone was considered a public benefactor for awhile. Al must have been wealthier.

Although beautifully-worded, I believe the following condenses the essence of your literation: "Korg have 3 rocks; Brog have only 1, want more; Brog find club; now Brog have 4 rocks."

Cheers,

Norm
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