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Alamo Research |
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Dud Farms |
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Maniacle Sciences |
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Jeff Reagan Services |
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Sad Lighthouse |
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. . . where getting-off-easy is the name of the game . . . |
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You've been placed on the "need to know" basis. |
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Remember: don't ask; don't tell. |
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. . . adrift in a sea of buffoons? |
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Come on in! |
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For Bumsmanship at its finest . . .
. . . become a Free Rider . . .
. . . Join Culprit-Nation! |
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Lithium-ion battery hazzards |
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Capatalistic quandary:
I'm looking after a senior citizen; his name is Scotty. He owns and manages a couple of rental properties. His auto-shop tennant had me do a total refurbish on a furnace recently. Upon completion of the work, the tennant said "Give me the bill, I'll give it to Scotty." I said phooey, forget about it. I want Scotty to do what's right. So then, if I charge him for doing it, how persuasive am I being? He'll eventually say no. Thus we have my central dillemma: how do I make a living doing what I love to do? A shrink would say I'm conflicted. The labor of love is the most powerful force on earth. Capatalism presumes to neutralize it. |
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In the deterministic model, control is an artifact. Participation is responsibility. |
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Creativity trumps determinism. |
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I tend to aid people in doing what's right, like a power-assist system. If someone asks for my help in doing something I deem wrong, I suggest alternatives in a manner that allows for face-saving. I'd concede that perhaps I don't understand the real driving forces. And I'm not in the business of running interference. But, while unconvinced, I'm rightly reluctant. |
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