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The following quote strikes me as a example of that which could be called genius.
Does not competition say that multiple paths can be taken simultaneously?
I think that you are beginning to exceed the boundaries placed upon your innocent soul, and once you have broken through, no one, ever, can put you back in such a cage.
Perhaps I am presuming too much, but that sentence in quotes above looks to me like those creative ideas that are not mine, they exist, but they are not mine, and I just happen to be able to see them.
Of course, the process of finding what can happen, without resort to deceit, and without resort to threats of violence, and without resort to violence, as a means of gaining power over, innocent, targeted, victims is wide open in as yet not realized possibilities.
The book is not like kilowatt/hours of electricity, having a fixed measure of power, so there is great difficulty in measuring it to any value standard, and if a capitalist is going to sell it based upon voluntary capitalist pricing methods, then finding that market price is not tied down with anything other than good moral sense (no lies, threats, and violence), but to me the idea is to leverage (as you have already shown agreement) the power into greater currency.
I mean, reinvesting any gains, so as to increase the number of readers, while making sure that the effort does not consume the host.
The concept of equity is there, while, at the same time, the concept of competition (inventive creativity) is unfettered, in your words, as I read them.
We can communicate well, compared to our capacity to do so at first blush?
That may sound boring to Joe, but not to bear.
There is another scale I see and on that scale are such things as running as fast as I can to start flying from a mountain while pushing my Hang Glider above me, my wings, so as to avoid much in the way of injury for failure to gain the required airspeed.
A common low end of the scale phrase is "watching paint dry," and I can assure you that every comment fed back to me on this book will be much closer to a mountain take-off than watching paint dry.
Maybe with the DP folks there will be a completely different way of marketing that hasn't even been thought of yet?
How about this for an angle of view not often experienced by average Joe, or a bear raising a few cubs:
I just received a return letter from Adam Kokesh who is currently being held without bail by the Legal Criminals in Washington D.C.
The date of the hand written letter back to me is past the date that Adam was hopping to get out of jail, and he requests from me some reading material.
I am going to go to the office tomorrow and print out Equitable Commerce and sent it on printer paper.
If you had no problem with sending Adam Kokesh a paper version of the book, then I would do that too.
Adam Kokesh has a high bandwidth terminal on the network of human beings.
He can get the word out, if he is not silenced, permanently.
I think it is great that Adam Kokesh is not being tortured to death for failing to obey without question.
You may not understand my viewpoint precisely.
I can see sending a signed copy to Michael as a gift. It could come out of my gift set. Who knows, Michael may even write or post about it...now that may be thinking too forward, but the thought ca
I had not tackled that process in any way on my own, and your angle of view on connecting to The Daily Paul with the book is very competitive, leaving me with no inspiration to look for any better way to break the ice on that path.
We are going to go look for a Trombone for Scott this evening. Jeff has been hunting Craig's List and has come up with several good leads.
I see that I have cut off some words (important words) in the previous quote. I read them, and they were understood and appreciated, if not quoted.
As to music, based upon my own experience, I strongly suggest investing on Music Theory Lessons of some kind, and if the teacher/teachers do not stress Music Theory/Framework/Scales/Meter/Rhythm/Key (frequency) then the foundation will not be built. The boy may have some fun, and may even seek the necessary information, or invent his own, but that is a very long shot, with very long odds, so the opportunity, while there is interest, aught to include basic founding instruction, tempered with entertainment value.
My brother Danny was given a Trombone, I was given a Trumpet, by my mom, and we were just out of Kindergarten. It did not last long. My mom's father was a musician, trumpet player.
Wind instruments may be much more fun because of the ability to shape sounds in ways that no one else ever has, which is my way of appraising the step from Piano to Guitar. Piano is very limited compared to the Guitar as to the power the artist has over the sounds that are created through the instrument.
I never got past the need to train my mouth in such a way as to actually play a song with the trumpet, as far as I remember.