[AntonioLao]

The buying and selling of commodities appear random as shown by the rise and fall of the stock markets’ daily price indexes. When the price indexes start to fall, a panic feeling starts to choke both stockbrokers and market players. When the price index reached zero it can mean that no one is buying and most likely no one is selling and a free market enterprise economy becomes truly free. What one has one keeps. What others have they kept. Since the economy of the free world is dependent on the mutual exchange of goods and services between interested parties of buyers and sellers, zero indexes can mean only temporary inactivity, which happens at night, on weekends and holidays where and when trading businesses are closed. But this is not a simultaneous event globally due to longitudinal time zoning.

On the other hand, accelerated stock market activities will lead to inflation, an increase in price indexes and the abundant supply of excess money which cause its value to depreciate. Prolong depreciation of the purchasing power of money will eventually creates priceless commodities or topless articles necessary for the continuation of life: a pot of fresh water becomes more precious than a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. Completing all 8 directional invariance properties, a topless article is also bottomless, rightless, leftless, frontless, and backless. It signifies the economic collapse of a human society where and when rich and poor are truly equal but without any vital degree of freedom. The outcome is a pointless universe devoid of meaning and purpose.

[Profpat]

If we all started at a zero point how long would it take for the haves to have again and the have nots to have not again?

Best,

Pat

[mkirkpatrick]

There is meaning to it all my friend,however it will not be found "out there" it will only be found within your very being.


regards michael.

[Profpat]

I remember the first part of the movie, THE GODS MUST BE CRAZY, where the bushmen had nothing and so shared everything. A very idyllic life, until that coke bottle manisfested, and then they didn't want to share something. No more idyllic life. But who here would want to live like the bushmen?

Best,

Pat

[AntonioLao]

Originally Posted by Profpat started at a zero point how long would it take for the haves to have again and the have nots to have not again

A few light-years. Note that these are space-time intervals.

Originally Posted by Profpat who here would want to live like the bushmen

But of course the bushmen themselves. The question is are there bushmen here in the land of TOE?

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by AntonioLao A few light-years. Note that these are space-time intervals.

Some times intervals are shorter,depends if you are rushed,or extra cool!


regards michael.

[Profpat]

Is that the same as one or two of our years, which I believe how long it would take.

[AntonioLao]

Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick times intervals are shorter

for it to work using the Lorentz transformations of special relativity the interval has to be zero.

Originally Posted by Profpat Is that the same as one or two of our years

same as our years but at distances of fractions of a parsec.

[mkirkpatrick]

a zero intereval is no interval at all!


regards michael

[AntonioLao]

Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick a zero intereval is no interval at all

That is the reason why Einstein had to create general relativity but he created a new hole problem.