Living with my Dad again would be the best. I understand my Dad very well. He wants to conduct his experiments for the last time. For example, yard work. My Dad would be enthralled by the Nasdaq. The Nasdaq, in this instance or scenario, is a computer & internet stock-investing platform. My Dad could really get scientific about his purchases, & he'd enjoy that.
That's his job, in fact. He's the Industrialist, primarily. I learned about modern innovations & their real or practical applications from him. For example, we have zero-net carbon. Well, that's a really advanced one. But it illustrates how we may or might influence a paint, or wood, or stone; for personal or public usage. I mean, yeah, he'd probably think Iwixism is plagiarism. Nobody has come up with Iwixism, yet.
I mean, I've challenged everything. Because we were being lied to, as the saying goes. It was special interests on Wall Street. Special Interests on Wall Street were doing business poorly. In the last 75 years the Stock Market has only grown by 10x. You don't count the start of the Nasdaq because no one knew if they would have participation. It is a hard cookie to crumble. About 5 million people transact $50,000.00 a day. That's the average. What this means is that a small number of people have accounted for all of the Capitol that the Economy & Nation could need.
We left this largely at their discretion. As I said, before now there wasn't any of the things my generation & their posterity are used to. To do a wealth redistribution literally meant that you'd take a farm from a farmer & give it to a craftsman. It was illogical. It wasn't even done in China, really. It was outrightly done in Russia, but the USSR fell. Afterwards, they started municipal & bureaucratic administration that was based on property ownership (as sacred). Today, with the Stock-Market, we could pay the poor to pay the rich. This has never been possible before. It hasn't been possible because of technological limitations.
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