... So the logical conclusion on seeing equations of motion for physical systems that say information propagates from one place to another at finite speed is...
... I think following words make my case in better wording "These entangled particles are still the same combined particle on some level". We (or maybe I) do...
... Or you could take the view that there is a labor value in the plant and materials that companies supply "free" to workesr, and in ther distribution and...
... How the information actually gets around has been explained in the MWI http://arxiv.org/abs/quant-ph/9906007 http://arxiv.org/abs/1109.6223 ... The best...
... The capitalist makes a finite investment, and can then make profit indefinitely out of it. All of the other parametres like distribution and planning...
... http://arxiv.org/abs/quant-ph/9906007 http://arxiv.org/abs/1109.6223 It should be simpler than this. When entangled particle pair have a single quantum...
... No he can't. Businesses can go out of business. With each investment decision the capitalist has to decide whether to continue to invest in a business and...
... How can you write down a state with precise numerical values if you don't have knowledge of the system in question? ... If you didn't have knowledge of the...
... If someone, or a group of people - including scientists, share an insight or a intuition or suspicion, that there is a correct explanation hidden in the...
... The upkeep of the materials involved is the product of someone else's work, which the capitalist buys from another capitalist with a portion of the money...
Part of the free market argument is that within a given economic domain free trade will increase wealth over all, even if some sub-domains see their wealth...
... I didn't say that the capitalist maintains the machinery or checks to see if the ham is cold enough or whatever. He makes a decision about whether or not...
... Â ... Â ... Because I did not make a measurement. ... This is not the issue. I am not interested in knowing the system state before measurement or in...
... I shouldn't expect any free market advocate worth his salt to make an argument that bad. I should expect a competent advocate of the free market to say...
... No. They could make a ball bearing by allowing a sphere of molten metal to solidify in free fall, and measure whether it acquired a bulge in the same...
... When a product of one company is cheaper than an identical one from another company, it doesn't necessarily mean that it was made more efficiently (in...
... These decisions can be made by the workers themselves. ... Because that would involve exploiting other people. Logically, we can't all be exploiters, as...
... You've provided absolutely no arguments or evidence relevant to this issue. ... That wouldn't work: http://mises.org/resources/448 Alan [Non-text portions...
... Except that the west doesn't have free markets in the purist's sense. It has a sort of compromise. Or a seris of compromises, given the differences between...
... Because they have to obey the boss? (Also, because they would first need to form an organised structure for that purpose; but that goes together with...
... I don't see why I need to provide evidence for this. All I said was that a *possible* cause of the lower price is the lower wages. Logically, it is...
... or why we can't all be super productive. all the low-productivity jobs can be automated. no need (as technology improves) to "exploit" (hire for a job he...
... The workers don't have to obey the boss. They can quit. They can also suggest better ways of doing stuff and in many cases the boss will agree. ... The...
... You said "usually", that's not the same as sometimes. Also, note that your point about identical products does nothing to address my argument. If a...
... Then they won't be making any decisions. ... They can suggest, but not decide. ... Why? ... No. The workers get paid for their work. The capitalist gets...
... Your example was about pots with different prices, not with different characteristics. ... It wouldn't matter if it were a free choice; that is, if they...
