Got frustrated. One more.

 I have a pile of data to overlook today. It's big business. Something I've noticed is that, yes, we measure or proportion wrong. Academics, such as in universities, are the core principles. A lot of the time we compete for pay, seniority, or other such reasons as payment-type (wage, salary, profit). [Whereas opposed that the pay is necessarily greater or lesser]. Well, this is inefficient at American life. We have military supremacy, plus economic as well, now. What really got to me about the life of peace is that I think women virtually always cheat. I can kind of get it, though. God has taken care of women, but we're all supposed to be super smart today, & they gave everyone in my generation an airhead. So, I can forgive the ladies. It's lackluster, quite frankly. Nothing is opportunistic. How do you do shit that women are supposed to do. Remember, mind you, that I required full physical audacity to make it here. Well, it's how God demonstrated much of what was wrong in the system to more than a few important people. I guess it was due to a label I gave myself on my identity 20 years ago. I've been fighting these battles, & I've gotten far. But, women don't possess physical audacity. Or, at least, they're told they're not strong or athletic. I think, therefore, that women are just kind of beat into a cycle of abuse or a loop of misconduct. Human beings have to have acceptance within reasonable parameters. Unless it is completely "unreasonable." Getting back to what the conversation was actually about. We proportion things wrong. "Big-business" is filing for taxes. Everyone deals with the IRS at the end of the day. Taxes are a huge process & payout. You technically have to file your taxes. People do get cracked down on, so it's whether it's if you're lucky enough to evade taxes or get busted trying to do so. 'Big Business' is something I do a lot. Our academics were diluted, & our methods of business were pre-industrial. I say "were" because I can fill the void & explain the things necessary or needed for us to understand.