I was trying to point out that "attention" and "time" might still be in
limited supply.
Apart from that, we appear to be in violent agreement. "In a universe in
which anything can happen, who the hell cares what does?"--Theodore Sturgeon
:)
MMB
At 09:46 PM 6/24/97 -0400, you wrote:
>Mike Butler notes-
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>>I will confine myself to remarking that "...definitely do not care about...
>>economy" is tantamount to saying "nothing is scarce to these entities".
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>I think the term "scarce" is distracting. Like in "post-scarcity."
>Try this: Nothing will be more easy or difficult, valuable or valueless,
>to these beings. That's what not caring about economy is.
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>Reminds me of the oatmeal definition of hell.
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> --Steve
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