Power and Domination – Between Extrinsic Appearance and Intrinsic Reality March 2022 – Alec A. Schaerer – whose words are italicised [PDF]. The complete essay can be read by contacting the writer: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Alec-Schaerer Edited highlights and observations by Austrian Peter:
"One of the basic problems with accepted economic theory is that it does not cherish what-is but presupposes a scarcity of resources (as we saw, out of mere fears – moreover producing scarcity in practice, by resource waste!) – and does not take into account the wealth of possibilities and capacities of social beings who can help each other. It is indeed a system of irrationality, resulting fear, and compensative greed – determined by psychopathological elements, which is precisely what a culture must overcome if it is to be durable."
I have come to the conclusion that the Roman Empire elites, of which the British group is amongst the strongest in the world, have systematically for hundreds of years distorted academia, history, and science - and in particular economics and its 'theory.'
This story of 'scarcity' plays into global monopoly capitalism.
And remember the bankers own and dish out the (fake) Nobel prize for economics.
They reward their useful idiots like Paul Krugman that spew out what serves their global economic interests! This is a very deep, broad, and prolific pattern.
You mentioned another in your article about dumbing down the children of the masses, mentioned in the Communist Manifesto, which they've been doing since they introduced compulsory school education in 1880 in Britain, which was never necessary, and done to orphan the children from their parents professions and cottage businesses and industries and to help destroy all forms of self-sufficiency forcing them into the 'money' trap.
Hi Peter,
Looking at this paragraph
"One of the basic problems with accepted economic theory is that it does not cherish what-is but presupposes a scarcity of resources (as we saw, out of mere fears – moreover producing scarcity in practice, by resource waste!) – and does not take into account the wealth of possibilities and capacities of social beings who can help each other. It is indeed a system of irrationality, resulting fear, and compensative greed – determined by psychopathological elements, which is precisely what a culture must overcome if it is to be durable."
I have come to the conclusion that the Roman Empire elites, of which the British group is amongst the strongest in the world, have systematically for hundreds of years distorted academia, history, and science - and in particular economics and its 'theory.'
This story of 'scarcity' plays into global monopoly capitalism.
And remember the bankers own and dish out the (fake) Nobel prize for economics.
They reward their useful idiots like Paul Krugman that spew out what serves their global economic interests! This is a very deep, broad, and prolific pattern.
You mentioned another in your article about dumbing down the children of the masses, mentioned in the Communist Manifesto, which they've been doing since they introduced compulsory school education in 1880 in Britain, which was never necessary, and done to orphan the children from their parents professions and cottage businesses and industries and to help destroy all forms of self-sufficiency forcing them into the 'money' trap.
Cheers
Ivan