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| David Gaus is availlable as a public speaker in the Indianapolis area on the following topics. Free written material on each of the various subjects may be found elsewhere on this site: 1. How to Save the Social Security System by Restructuring US Corporations 2. The true Story Behind the Series, WKRP in Cincinnati 3. Viruses as a Concept--Why all Viruses are Male and What that Means for Biology 4. How to Cut Down on HIV Infection in American Prisons If the room in which he's to speak is provided, Mr. Gaus's fee is $150 for a presentation of an hour, more or less depending on the wishes of those to whom the presentation is to be delivered. Anyone who is able to arrange an engagement of this kind for Mr. Gaus will receive $60 of the speaker's fee after that fee has been paid. |
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| Invest with us? Legally qualified individuals may buy ten shares of our stock at the par price of $30 per share. (Were legally incorporated in Indiana, but our stock isn't registered at this point.) Any individual who buys ten shares will become a vice-president of our corporation for a specified period of time. If another business entity wanted to buy a minoirty position in our corporations, we'd be happy to consider that idea.. |
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| IN THE EARLY 1980s, I published an analysis that the government later plagiarized in resolving the Social Secuity crisis of that period. Now a much more serious crisis looms, and on this page I've implanted some of my recommendations for resolving the current Social Security dilemma. Some of those recomendations have to do with the way businesses are structured and the way people are evaluated in a business setting. In operating this site--as a business--I'll try to carry out my stated principles. If you'd like to work with or for us, you may answer the questions at right. If you don't like those questions or we don't get back to you immediately after you have responded, you may want to wait a while and try again. The questions are likely to change as our needs change. In the news as I began this venture were collapsing financial markets. In my opinion that was, at least partly, a case of greedy, corrupt, and incompetent people getting what they deserved. However, it was also true that what the markets needed was a severe correction rather than total ruin. Business is indeed a kind of war, but a war in which the body count is lower and one is aiming for competitive dominance or at least competitive viability rather than actual destruction of one's adversaries. Nevertheless, business competition can get a bit rough at times. By way of full disclosure, I suppose I should say that I did two years in the Peace Corps, but was never in the armed forces. |
| APPLY: Call me, David Gaus, at 317 523 6943. (I'm able to talk to people about half the time during weekday business hours.) Here are some of the questions I might like to talk about. Are you registered to sell things on E-Bay? What would be the best way for us to pay you if we buy something from you or hire you to do something? Does the subject matter of any of the articles on screens A or B of this site interest you? Do you have any background in theater or an interest in acting? Do you have a college degree? Are you good as a salesperson? For what sort of ob do you think you are best suited? |
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| Illusion. In my thinking, this interesting web page (click to view) illustrates the idea that one can often obtain an advantage by means of small, incremental advances. Can you figure out how the illusion is acheived? As a second example, I've crafted a new version of an old mathematical puzzle. This interesting toy illustrates a similar principle and is availlable for purchase from us. CLICK |
| In my view, some wars are justified. However a just cause may often be appropriated for use by those who are mostly interested in something selfish, such as making money. That unfortunate situation is depicted below by a cartoonist of an earlier age. |