Re: Trader principle (once again)

From: RavnStCrow@aol.com
Date: Fri Feb 21 1997 - 16:41:44 MST


In a message dated 97-02-21 00:39:28 EST,lcrocker writes:

<< You are making a category error to compare trade with "other things" in
 life. It is not competing with those "other" things; it is not in the
 same category. Trade is a principle of human interaction, not a value
 in itself. You can't compare them on the same scale any more than one
 can compare weight and length with "benevolence". It's like I was
 discussing what kind of music I like, and someone says "Yeah, Bach is
 OK, but what about Fettucine Alfredo?" >>

No way, Marinara is much better thatn either! ; P
Re: twas but a reply to *your* comparison of an act of trade to all
otheracts of beauty, and BTW, it seemed you thought it WAS of high value in
itself (which I would have to agree with BTW) and the highest moral value you
knew of..."No value better than the dollar." Either you are backtracking or I
am sorry if I misunderstood.



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