Melki Hassa's Blog

If an economy was sick and tired of being played like a tool and be passive about it by retardation, injustice, and evil, it can choose to went on the offense by being consciously meritocratic. It might be problematic but I recommend: 1. Reward people less per time and more per job, readyness and availability could be a job as well, but not for everybody, so per job. 2. Reward availability separately from action. Both deserve merit but both are different. 3. Proceed on abolishing severance payment so that people could diversify too not just corporate entities. 4. Print money for heroes like doctors and pay fixed income for their availabilities. Subscription merits. Again these are two different instances. 5. Implement Golden Stickers so that people could contribute to IP and also receive serotonin. But this one doesn't have to be the 5th step, implement this immidiately In the end I predict constant increase in levels of availabilities in mutual solutions. In most of my theories th

If you hate on some "rich" person claiming that he didn't deserve that much money, that means that the money he/she got or the assets he/she got was debt not owned. So which one is it? Has he or hasn't he been paid for his/her deeds? Edit: So if he was claimed to had not been deserving for what he/she had, that means he had always been in debt, therefore even when the claim was only partial, when he had ever been not in debt? (The sentiment brought upon sum of double minuses, or more cause you're basically claiming random things that he/she owned at any points in spacetime, which would translate to, everything!) So this is why irresponsible talking is the one at fault, especially because money is official and written in value, it is always going to be in conflict with the culture. Is this the love of money? In a limited sense yeah when money is about honesty. Anyone even non christians should be able to relate that the bad love of money means to prefer money than