Quote from: 4v4l0n42 on September 05, 2011, 04:36:59 PM

Quote from: jtimon on September 05, 2011, 04:33:48 PM

No, I mean voluntary trade between two persons. For example, you paying your baker for bread.

Are we talking about society, or about abstract ideologies?

I am not really interested in the latter. I care if two billion people starve to death, and I have a plan to make sure that doesn't happen. It's called systems theory.

Do you care at all? If so, what is your plan?

I do care and here are the central points of my plan:

-Taking money creation out of government and central bankers hands.
-Removing interest by demurrage (freicoin) and abundant money (Ripple).

Do you like these measures?
Have you already read Gesell's book on interest like you said you would do?

I know systems theory and I have already told you I have studied it from both the computer science and biology perspective.
People with individual and different needs and abilities are the basic systems in economic science.

We're talking about society and also abstract ideologies like the zeitgeist movement.

I repeat the question.
What's wrong with you buying bread to your baker (for money or directly for a service you can provide)?