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re: Mendel and Mises Walk into a Bar . . .

Cyther Lynx — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 04:20:21 GMT

if you think about it. it is not just analogous to, it is a product of. every action is to better or continue the survival of that individual. and if you've read Dawkin's, this includes altrusim.

the economy is a product of many individuals seeking thier wants.

however, the government does ruin the analogy quite a bit.

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re: Atheist Inanity

FutbolGuru — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 23:16:54 GMT

"Little invective is directed the Catholic Church because the Church has an ancient tradition of logicians--St. Thomas Aquinas, the Society of Jesus, St. Augustine of Hippo, St. Albertus Magnus, Roger Bacon, Peter Abelard, and William of Occam. Not to mention devout Catholic scientists like Gallileo, Gregor Mendel (discoverer of Genetics), Fr. Georges LaMaitre (proposer of the Big Bang), and Teilhard de Chardin to name but a few."

This is patently false. In fact most invective is directed at religion in general BECAUSE of the Catholic Church and its treatment of logicians like Galileo. The only reason athiests are currently less rabid towards "The Church" is because it has become so irrelavent in the industrialized world. In the face of priest scandals, centuries of innocent blood, and widespread corruption, there are few who take the Catholic Church seriously these days. Since there are few atheists in the third world, where the Catholic Church still has influence, there are few to rail against its religious nature. And those atheists in developed countries can make much better use of their time and effort attacking religions which are still growing.

re: Atheist Inanity

jmw — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 20:57:54 GMT

This post is one giant ad hominem. You are attempting to group all atheists into one like minded social group. I challenge you to find a philosophical disagreement with atheism or non-belief with a real life atheist. I'll be happy to contest whatever you'd like--we can do it on mises.org forums, email, or through our blogs.

Jmw

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re: The Post Office SUCKS!

Al — Wed, 07 May 2008 20:38:50 GMT

The Postal Service exists (21st Century) to provide Third Class "junk mail" service. It is very successful, offering far better service than First Class mail. Advertizers can track their mail, schedule dated mail to arrive on a specific day, and know if and when it is delivered. Email is replacing First Classs mail except for legal documents, which are few among the millions of pieces of mail. First Class mail is cheap, a financial loss when dropped in the Post Office. I know of one small business (less than 20 employees) that paid the U.S. Postal Service over $2 million in 2008 for Third Class Mail service.

re: Atheist Inanity

Brandon — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 01:53:08 GMT

The idea of Natural Rights came first from the Stoics (well before John Locke). I don't recall whether or not they believe their rights to be "divinely given". But there are plenty of Atheists, such as myself, that find a theory of Natural Rights to fit in perfectly with humans being merely a creature of nature.

There is a series of qualities unique to humanity, that, by there very nature, entitle us to certain special treatment. Namely, having rationality, free will, autonomy, the ability to regulate one's life in accordance with one's chosen conception of the good life (from plato.stanford.edu/.../rights). By virtue of having these traits, it can be said that a creature has certain "natural rights".

re: The Post Office SUCKS!

TigerofRobare — Sat, 03 Nov 2007 12:24:32 GMT

I'm sorry. USPS took over at the warehouse and did not ship the item.

re: The Post Office SUCKS!

Anonymous Coward — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 12:47:29 GMT

You do of course realize UPS and USPS are two completely separate entities...

UPS = United Parcel Service

USPS = United States Postal Service

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TigerofRobare — Tue, 23 Oct 2007 02:25:13 GMT

Green for liberty (think Statue of Liberty), gold for Gold.

re: Mendel and Mises Walk into a Bar . . .

TigerofRobare — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 19:28:43 GMT

An ecosystem is established by organisms in competition for resources that enable them to survive and pass on their genes.

No, an ecosystem doesn't use money. It's an ANALOGY. Like those human is to house as bird is to nest.

Basically I'm saying economics and biology have a lot in common and can shed light on each other.

re: Mendel and Mises Walk into a Bar . . .

arcady — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 18:20:53 GMT

let me try to criticize this idea:

ecosystem is estabished by ......Someone,

market is established by people.

Ecosystem does not include fictional myths - like money and could not be managed by bankers with their rate of return.

Arisona experiment was a proof that people could not replicate ecosystem, only to destroy ...