Comments on: What about the wimminz?

By: Boxer

Boxer — Tue, 28 Feb 2017 19:20:19 +0000

there is too much of this general political / economic / social stuff…

You’ll get nary a complaint from me. While I always admired your dry-humor sexcapade stories, the engineering stuff is probably my favorite. There are fewer guys like you in the world with each passing year.

By: justwanttocommentblog

justwanttocommentblog — Mon, 27 Feb 2017 21:12:53 +0000

Yeah, I see the distinction now. You should write a book mate, I’d buy it and I bet you I wouldn’t be the only one. It would certainly be a ‘one of a kind’ and all the better for it.

By: wimminz

wimminz — Mon, 27 Feb 2017 18:16:22 +0000

I personally choose to define chaos not as a state of local affairs, eg current situation with currencies and asset bubbles, but as a system that is not subject to controls and direction, eg gold standards for fiat money, separation of private and commercial and venture banking, gov’t living within their tax revenues, and of course a fixed (cash) money supply.

Oceans are a great example of a chaotic system, doesn’t mean it’s always 100 foot waves crashing… go the other way and pull the antenna from an analog TV and the chaos is the white noise snowy picture, not the order of the test card etc.

So chaos can be dead calm or raging fury, it’s the lack of direction and control that makes it chaos.

By: justwanttocommentblog

justwanttocommentblog — Mon, 27 Feb 2017 17:39:30 +0000

‘Alpheta’ here, apparently I need a dedicated WordPress account now.

I do enjoy the way (And I’m sure there’s a proper word for this) that you draw comparisons between real physical structures/processes and the bigger picture.

Isn’t what we have at the moment a lack of chaos though? Created by injecting money wherever and whenever it looks like a chaotic event will occur. (House price crash, bank failure, big corporation going bust, etc)