More proof that Keynesian policy causes loss in production.

[glenn1]

OP is right, having each individual house build their own microprocessors is a far more efficient system than what we have. Just look at what motivated innovators can do when unshackled from an organized hieriarchy:

http://www.419eater.com/html/john_boko.htm

 

[Olikan]

i mean, the reason roman europeans loved corporatism (i.e., tariffs, "safety" regs, subsidies, and especially IP to preserve the traditional which enabled more people to own private property) and voted it into power so much was because they didnt like the economic inequality brought about by classical liberalism (i.e., laissez-faire capitalism where power doesnt flow from the State to businesses to the people) which allowed entrepreneurship where companies could rise and fall spontaneously.

let's see...
don't have tarriffs, no safety regs, no subsides and no IP protection
Plus: cheap, easy start and great profits


oh yeah, the drug market... just requires you to have balls of steel
how the Competition works there? they kill each other

 

[OverVolt]

OP is right, having each individual house build their own microprocessors is a far more efficient system than what we have. Just look at what motivated innovators can do when unshackled from an organized hieriarchy:

http://www.419eater.com/html/john_boko.htm

I'll let my dog make the microprocessors

 

[glenn1]

I'll let my dog make the microprocessors

Cool, maybe your cat can build your video card. Assign the fish to the motherboard and guinea pig to the power supply.