On Technology and Educational Systems There are plenty of methods that an outside observer might use to develop an understanding of another nation. How somebody chooses to study that country, including their personal perspective or educational background, can affect overall… Read More ›
Okay, I now have enough free time on my schedule to begin work on a proposed Preface to the anticipated addition to everything from The Work-Standard (2nd Ed.), The Third Place (1st Ed.). Even though I still do not have… Read More ›
I did a bit of reading into the various posts that went on to become The Third Place, which I wrote late last year to be a sort of repository of ideas and concepts which never made it to The… Read More ›
Having completed all of the posts that I had planned at the beginning of this week, I am thinking of taking a break from the Blog today. What I would like to do now is figure out what I should… Read More ›
Almost two years after the system launched, this is not the price revision we were hoping for. For the past few video game console generations, consumers have been able to count on the base system eventually getting a price cut…. Read More ›
The Socialist Student Economy (SSE) The Vocational Civil Service (VCS) Planned/Command Economy The Reciprocal-Reserve Banking System The Council State The National Intranet Each of the five are creating wealth from five specific sources: 1. Transactional sales of Equipmentalities, finished goods… Read More ›
It should be noted that the LER Process and the Taxation Rate set by the central government are in fact two different sources of wealth. Whereas the Actual Geld in the LER Process originated from the preceding conversion as Actual… Read More ›
Yesterday, I proposed two new posts for this week. There is Part II of “Applications of Reciprocal Theory of Value and Work Theory of Money,” continuing where Part I had ended. The other is another topic covered in the Work-Standard… Read More ›
A new contest launched by the Japanese government asks the younger generation to come up with ideas to boost the consumption of alcoholic drinks. In an effort to revitalize alcohol consumption, Japan has launched a nationwide competition calling for inviting… Read More ›
The Reciprocal Theory of Value (RTV) and the Work Theory of Money (WTM) are the theoretical foundations from which the Work-Standard was built upon. I devised RTV and WTM because I was left unconvinced and unsatisfied by the various Theories… Read More ›
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