If capitalism needs nationalism, wherein the latter stops names, but trading needs names, is there an idiosyncrasy?
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trokanmariel
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If capitalism needs nationalism, wherein the latter stops names, but trading needs names, is there an idiosyncrasy?
If capitalism needs nationalism, wherein the latter stops names, but trading needs names, is there an idiosyncrasy?
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simplicity
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Re: If capitalism needs nationalism, wherein the latter stops names, but trading needs names, is there an idiosyncrasy?
That's easy...trokanmariel wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 9:38 pm If capitalism needs nationalism, wherein the latter stops names, but trading needs names, is there an idiosyncrasy?
If capitalism needs nationalism, wherein the latter stops names, but trading needs names, there is an idiosyncrasy.
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Re: If capitalism needs nationalism, wherein the latter stops names, but trading needs names, is there an idiosyncrasy?
simplicity wrote: ↑Wed Feb 09, 2022 6:22 pmThat's easy...trokanmariel wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 9:38 pm If capitalism needs nationalism, wherein the latter stops names, but trading needs names, is there an idiosyncrasy?
If capitalism needs nationalism, wherein the latter stops names, but trading needs names, there is an idiosyncrasy.
You're agreeing with the proposition? Is there a particular reason, that you're drawn to agreeing with it?
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Re: If capitalism needs nationalism, wherein the latter stops names, but trading needs names, is there an idiosyncrasy?
Is there really a difference between agreeing and disagreeing?trokanmariel wrote: ↑Wed Feb 09, 2022 9:05 pmsimplicity wrote: ↑Wed Feb 09, 2022 6:22 pmThat's easy...trokanmariel wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 9:38 pm If capitalism needs nationalism, wherein the latter stops names, but trading needs names, is there an idiosyncrasy?
If capitalism needs nationalism, wherein the latter stops names, but trading needs names, there is an idiosyncrasy.
You're agreeing with the proposition? Is there a particular reason, that you're drawn to agreeing with it?
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Re: If capitalism needs nationalism, wherein the latter stops names, but trading needs names, is there an idiosyncrasy?
I suppose, if binaries as the heart of everything is the truth, then yes, your outlook makes sense. However, my rationale for the topic is the practical truth of reality. News media, films, politics and mainstream society are all using the same data, as evidence of an alternative, because the search for contradiction defines society.simplicity wrote: ↑Wed Feb 09, 2022 9:40 pmIs there really a difference between agreeing and disagreeing?trokanmariel wrote: ↑Wed Feb 09, 2022 9:05 pmsimplicity wrote: ↑Wed Feb 09, 2022 6:22 pm
That's easy...
If capitalism needs nationalism, wherein the latter stops names, but trading needs names, there is an idiosyncrasy.
You're agreeing with the proposition? Is there a particular reason, that you're drawn to agreeing with it?
To give an example:
Kremlin officials don't go to war, with Ukraine, because they are afraid of Neve Campbell. Somewhere in the science of nature, will be the rationale for that assertion, yet it never pops up in society as part of the search for contradiction.
If that data were to pop up, through CNN for example, then surely that would alter the fates of individuals, irrespective of Campbell or Kremlin officials, but merely the logistics of the sequence.
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Re: If capitalism needs nationalism, wherein the latter stops names, but trading needs names, is there an idiosyncrasy?
There are as many truths as there are moments x subjects. The actual truth changes every moment and can be defined as the sum total of all things [something that cannot be appreciated by human intelligence]. So people do the next best thing and make shit up. Is this forum not a wonderful venue to see how creative people can be?trokanmariel wrote: ↑Wed Feb 09, 2022 11:11 pm However, my rationale for the topic is the practical truth of reality. News media, films, politics and mainstream society are all using the same data, as evidence of an alternative, because the search for contradiction defines society.
You do quite the job yourself. My compliments.
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Re: If capitalism needs nationalism, wherein the latter stops names, but trading needs names, is there an idiosyncrasy?
Hilarious the way people keep responding to this deeply bored troll. I think he's trying to do a budget 'Sokal'.
Re: If capitalism needs nationalism, wherein the latter stops names, but trading needs names, is there an idiosyncrasy?
To limit "making stuff up," to this forum, would be an error in perceivable boundaries.simplicity wrote: ↑Thu Feb 10, 2022 3:13 amThere are as many truths as there are moments x subjects. The actual truth changes every moment and can be defined as the sum total of all things [something that cannot be appreciated by human intelligence]. So people do the next best thing and make shit up. Is this forum not a wonderful venue to see how creative people can be?trokanmariel wrote: ↑Wed Feb 09, 2022 11:11 pm However, my rationale for the topic is the practical truth of reality. News media, films, politics and mainstream society are all using the same data, as evidence of an alternative, because the search for contradiction defines society.
You do quite the job yourself. My compliments.

Re: If capitalism needs nationalism, wherein the latter stops names, but trading needs names, is there an idiosyncrasy?
Of course, attention diverted to outrage takes the eye off the ball.
The real cause of Jan. 6 was Speaker of the House Pelosi, who purposely denied the available, routine, and obviously necessary security forces for the pre-planned, well-known and pre-publicized day, although the ignoring certainly was not in the name of US Nationalism, although patriotism is a sheep's clothing for rascals who conveniently, selectively, appropriate the constitution for The Party purposes.
The real cause of Jan. 6 was Speaker of the House Pelosi, who purposely denied the available, routine, and obviously necessary security forces for the pre-planned, well-known and pre-publicized day, although the ignoring certainly was not in the name of US Nationalism, although patriotism is a sheep's clothing for rascals who conveniently, selectively, appropriate the constitution for The Party purposes.
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Re: If capitalism needs nationalism, wherein the latter stops names, but trading needs names, is there an idiosyncrasy?
simplicity wrote: ↑Thu Feb 10, 2022 3:13 amThere are as many truths as there are moments x subjects. The actual truth changes every moment and can be defined as the sum total of all things [something that cannot be appreciated by human intelligence]. So people do the next best thing and make shit up. Is this forum not a wonderful venue to see how creative people can be?trokanmariel wrote: ↑Wed Feb 09, 2022 11:11 pm However, my rationale for the topic is the practical truth of reality. News media, films, politics and mainstream society are all using the same data, as evidence of an alternative, because the search for contradiction defines society.
You do quite the job yourself. My compliments.
I thank you, for your response.
I was interested, in your comment "the actual truth changes every moment". Taking the usual definition, of what you mean, which is that the flux of reality sees visual and content difference every moment, the issue with that assertion is that there's no evidence of this in mainstream society. CNN remains CNN, being a put up job for wealthy people, and the movie calendar remains the movie calendar. Moreover, sunlight remains sunlight, which may be the takeover that results from CNN's dismantlement, meaning that if CNN's entire essence were to be disbanded, the overall physics of the universe should by principle theory (not necessarily practical science one) be finished.