This is fun.

Money. A chart of all of it, where it is, and what it can do.

I hate that chart with the scorching fire of ten thousand undying suns.

The only reason to produce a chart like that, or to peruse it, is to masturbate in the fantasy of taking command of those resources. By force.

Jay-Z! JK Rowling! CEO compensation! Derivatives! War!

It's a lefty jerkoff centerfold, with big firm titties.

Women's be complainin' too much.

Presidential weirdness.

Bad link crid

"The only reason to produce a chart like that, or to peruse it, is to masturbate in the fantasy of taking command of those resources. By force."

Really?

I perused it and didn't whack off to any sort of fantasy - including 'Almighty Gog, Emperor of Earth'.

And that one's kind of a favorite, too.

Meanwhile, school administrators continue to administrate.

By shaving a student's head in the middle of the cafeteria.

Interesting standards.

> Really?

YES. Listen, I meet lefties all the time who think $17 trillion in debt is no problem... Since, after all, the United States is home to $44 trillion of household income. They think that wealth is their plaything, and the Democratic party does nothing to deflate their daydreams of reaching into into people's wallets to take it.

No, it is simply not possible to look at chart like that —with it's convenient, sciencey-looking, consumer-familiar cultural touchpoints (JK Rowling!)— without dreaming of ways that "all the money" could be better distributed to one's taste.

It savagely ignores the enormous number of Americas —unprecedented in any culture or any age— with live in stupendous comfort and safety, but whose lives can't be depicted in pompous graphics.

Even worse, it pathologically belittles a more impressive truth... That THERE'S NO LIMIT TO THE AMOUNT OF WEALTH THAT CAN BE CREATED.

Tantalizing small minds with charts like this, as if to depict the tools available to us, is loathsome.





Thanks, I'm here all week.



CDXT guy has been getting on my nerves for a couple years now.

Household WEALTH, not household income.

I feel bad.

I'll make it up to you.

You know I will. I always do.