Society
An association of persons united together for any common purpose.
What does one gain from a society?
Knowledge - Gained awareness of organized facts
(Facts - "action, a thing performed, anything done)
&
Trade - The act of exchanging commodities
(Commodities - Goods, wares, and merchandise of any kind; articles of trade or commerce)
3. The division of labor.
(You) can focus on a particular field
Trading with those who specialize in other fields
(You) achieve greater awareness of proven actions (knowledge)
Reducing the time and money spent performing actions proven to fail.
1. You can expand your archive of "organized facts" and share from Generation to Generation
2. A Society's knowledge is greater than that acquired of any individual.
Translation: Your understanding is greatly increased when the connections between [generations] organized facts are made clear.
Key qualities those of value possess
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Accountability | Ambition | Authenticity
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Cooperation | Creativity | Curiosity
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Determination | Diligence | Discipline
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Integrity | Patience | Persistence
Those of no value to the association;
1. Parasites - An organism which obtains its nutrition by attaching itself to another living organism; usually causing harm
2. Moochers - beggar, scrounger
3. Looters - one who plunders
It's human nature to use physical force in retaliation against those who initiate physical force.
This is the ethical principle which separates murder from self-defense.
Taking the life of one to gain value or wealth is not condoned nor the objective.
No rights are possible without property rights;
Self-Preservation
No society is of value to (You) a humans life if the cost is the lost of the right to life.
No society may initiate the use of physical force against others.
No society or governing body has the right to assume the role of a criminal.
1. Protection from physical violence;
2. Protection of YOUR right to YOUR life;
3. Liberty - Freedom; exemption from extraneous control.
(Extraneous-not belonging; not intrinsic or essential, though attached; foreign.)
[1] most important city of a country or region;
[2] seat of government and administrative center
[3] wealth in the form of money
[4] assets owned by a person or organization
Pure Capitalism - An economic system that shows little interference from a government body.
[see; Pure Capitalism exhibit]
The system is run by big business and revolves around money and capital assets.
Capitalist - a person whose income is derived from an investment.
Capital Assets - all property and money and the surplus and undistributed profits.
Property - ownership is the right of one or more persons to possess and use something to the exclusion of others.
The Hand You're Dealt
The cards YOU are dealt are the documents passed (handed) down from one generation (Elders) to the next generation (Youth), in the "Game of Pure Capitalism".
Who are the [card] document producers?
(Producer -person, company, or country that makes, grows, or supplies goods or commodities for sale)
What is the value of one [card] document vs. another?
(Value [Real] - the worth of a thing in an open and competitive market;
the fair and reasonable value of a thing.)
When should a [card] document be [played] presented?
(Presentation - to present, show, exhibit," literally "to place before")
Where is one directed to obtain a particular [card] document?
(Director - person who is in charge of an activity, department, or organization)
Why are [cards] documents necessary for access?
(Access - when an individual is permitted into some security point or restricted records)
How to obtain the best [cards] documents for "your" circumstances?
(Circumstances - principal event as the object of research; the related facts or occurrences which happened closely before or after the event)
Real Value
1. Everything YOU "really value" has a document containing key "Data" points.
Data: the date and time when something occured; facts from which to draw a conclusion
3. Individual documents are the equivalent of single notes [dollars]; collectively they hold a greater value.
Footnote: "Real Value" documents are directly related to "You" (single); value increases amongst a society.
2. The difference between any city and a "capital" is based solely on the documents in that jurisdiction or area.
Translation: The most powerful cities obtain, understand and maintain the "Really Valued" documents.
Techniques - a way of carrying out a particular task, especially the execution or performance of an artistic work
Necessaries - Things useful for the sustenance of human life.
Trade - The act or business of exchanging merchandise of any kind
Knowledge of the Land
Resources
Organized facts about
Acerage
Community
Neighborhood
City
State
Country
Knowledge of the People
Commodities
Organized facts about
You
Parents
GrandParents
Great-GrandParents
Great-Great-GrandParents
Knowledge of the Language
Currency
Organized facts about
Origin
Meaning
Context
Knowledge of Demand Shared
Trade
Organized facts about
Projected
movement of People
and use of Land.
~Quantified~
&
~Exchanged~