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Jan Panteltje
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On a sunny day (Tue, 04 May 2004 09:07:14 -0400) it happened Chuck Harris
<cfharris@erols.com> wrote in <40979583$0$3020$61fed72c@news.rcn.com>:
No roads no transport no sales...
The ditch digger should get all the money ;-)
<cfharris@erols.com> wrote in <40979583$0$3020$61fed72c@news.rcn.com>:
was for a sewer for example), and make no products.R. Steve Walz wrote:
You want equal outcome, despite differences in ability, effort, and pure
dumb luck.
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Nope, greater effort should result in greater wealth, effort is to
be measured solely by the hours spent at productive labor requested
by the Majority.
That right there is what killed the Soviet Union's socialist experiment.
You are using quantity of work as the predictor of one's wealth, not
quality of work.
The capitalistic system always rewards quality of work more than it
rewards simple quantity.
You say that a ditch digger's hours are as valuable as an engineering
designer's. But you are wrong. When a ditch digger finishes digging
his ditch, a ditch is dug. When an engineer finishes a good design,
his labor puts vast numbers of people to work, and society is enrichened
by a new product or service. The two efforts are not even close to
equal.
-Chuck
Na, when the ditch digger can't dig, the engineer can't shit (if the dig
No roads no transport no sales...
The ditch digger should get all the money ;-)