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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (57386)	11/3/2009 6:20:48 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217830

<<gold - a zero sum game>> you are correct in a way, but not in the sense you mean. gold is elastic, quantity as gifted on this planet of the system that is part of the universe is ordained to be only so little, and at any given time represents a fated portion of all that is worthwhile of this world. as the world develops, and increases in worthwhile-ness, gold stays a constant, in quantity, and flexibly worth more in worthiness. should any individual manage to corner all the gold in the world, his gain would in fact always be a whole lot of someone else's losses, thus a zero sum, except that the plus and minus sides of the sum keeps getting ever larger. we can not realistically corner the gold even though it is just two swimming pools load, because the worth keeps increasing, attracting ever more folks who would stop at little in their quest. we can, however, claim, by and by, and move gold to within our grabbing distance, and engage with the zero sum equation on the plus side. it is good that few see the truth of the equation that is fair, and the logic of the mathe that is sound. recommendation: getmoregold, get positive, legally, but get