Capitalism (Part III)

A response to an easy recognition and control of power. Making it easy to rate anything and everything possible to rate. Giving it's people a guiding star.

A system where power is easily outlined and transfered to another individual. Simple and efficient which the key is numbers.

Also easy to communicate worldwide making relations and market between societies simple. Again numbers and the power of materialism are the key.

As it is universal it gives a chance to any new activity or product to emerge and quickly raise popularity. Take as example arts market and new life-styles such as hip-hop culture. Works as a simple way of democracy, if people buy it (an analogy to votes) it will grow (elected). Again one of the strongest characteristics of Capitalism: flexibility.

So, we can easily say that this is probably the easiest system to control, maybe the main reason for its sustainability, permanency. Just now in our time - 21st century - we can clearly observe the need for control. Mostly due to corruption. So far this system didn't need any strict means, actions to be made in order to maintain prosperity.

Capitalism has many mechanisms of auto-control. In fact if every human would play it fairly, in a possible world without corruption, I'd say this system was perfect.

Mechanism of auto-control such as the value regulation. Anything's value can be easily measured under it's capital-weight. This capital-weight needs to be constructed under a capital-appeal.

Now, understanding this we can say that human needs are distinguished by it's capital-weight. So any time a new need emerges, we feed it with capital, for which gets popular. All of this happening on an automatic way.

Self-control and flexibility.

I like to call it: capitalism-flux.

In this line of thinking we can assume that our society is responding to majorities over minorities. A needed philosophy in times of difficult solutions.

Capitalism (Part II)

Thus far a realization is being built from a spontaneous point of view - economics and market.

But I do believe this is too redundant as said before. More than a trading measure it certainly is a way of acquiring society respect among your similar. The more important and dedicated you are, the greater is your contribute for society the more respected you will be. People learn since young that they must respect Mr.(s) Dr. among so many other titles which symbolize power, greatness, achievement. And the most spontaneous way of recognizing a person with more power in society is simply checking what his/her money can buy. Materialism at its best.

So Capitalism will fairly promote you from your efforts while living in civilized society. Because, and as we all know, respect and capital acquirement - in this simplistic exercise - raise together.




The next topic is: the cycle.

Well one of the hardest things to achieve in the history of mankind leadership is motivating the people to work together to reach the same goal: living peacefully in society.

Now, this might not be the best way to do it, but it's a matter of fact Capitalism forced it to happen. As everything even land has an owner if you want anything for your own, you will have to buy it and if it blows up or you consume every piece of it and then you must replace it, you will have to buy it again. So earning money once in a while to fulfill all your needs is not possible, as you depend on the amount which will never free you from debt. You have to keep working, earning money, to reach products.

So this will make people keep working to satisfy their needs, here is their motivation.





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Capitalism (Part I)

One of the most wonderful and respectful things in this world is that whenever a new need is given birth, a natural process comes along to answer it, naturally. And if you don't wanna make part of it, just stand back and relax, let yourself contemplate nature, perfectness. Because one thing is for sure: it will happen.


Capitalism is the ultimate response not to economics, not to politics, not to society, not to religion, all in particular but as a response to a whole, to a society structure.

Capitalism is often seen within the economy topic only, but is this a reasonable statement? Isn't it too redundant for such a wide and comprehensive creation which rules an entire intelligent life form? Isn't it too redundant for the greatest religion ever?

Let me take us back to the past, to the end of the Second World War. Mankind needed strong leaders once again, leaders which and as any other leaders people could trust. Leaders that would work with the people for the people, for peace and stability, for well-being and rebirth from the ashes.

So leaders after WW II and as any other leader which people trusted, or were forced to, cheated on their own people as they believe themselves as demi-gods. Leaders are the most fortunate humans, in power and intelligence so they conclude even as a wild ancestral instinct that they are in position to take advantage over the rest of the humans which are less fortunate.

In result, they created the greatest scheme to control, dominate an entire life form. All in their very own hand. They created a system which make small amounts of power circulate naturally between people, which keep their dreams alive, which keep them working without questioning or contesting. People are slaves of the capital, you will born and die in debts and your life and body are your pay form. As an gratitude bonus you will be offered feelings of wild, savage competition and you will often see life made of your blood as an enemy.


Now this is the very worst my words can tell in a short text about capitalism. So it is time to think and seek the best out of capitalism, what shall we respect and learn from it?



The turn of the tide.


No matter what you and me can tell about capitalism or even feel about it, one thing is certain as it is the first thing we shall respect about capitalism: it rules an enormous group of people all around this planet for a long time now. So considering its time and space we can easily say it works and most of all it works in a big, huge scale. In the most synthetic way of evaluating we can say capitalism is the best solution for ruling and develop society so far.

It rules and looks like a strong society system as it lasts, but is it fair? Now that's a totally different point. And if you ask yourself: whats a society system supposed to do - to simply rule or to rule fairly? Now, is it possible for capitalism to rule fairly? Yes if we take control of it. Control is the key. Do politicians aim for control? Or would they take part of the lack of control? Questions are infinite and the answers turned into a chess game. So let's get back to what we can be sure.

Capitalism is efficient. It is also flexible, very flexible indeed. In the very beginning of trading and market affairs there was always the problem of fairness between traders. Once again and as you could stand back and relax watching it happening if you and me were alive, a natural process born to respond to a new need - the coin was created.
This is one of the reasons I respect capitalism the most: it offers us fairness on the buying power. Also it offers to any kind of worker, from garbage man to a surgeon, the possibility of acquiring a product from any industrial sector. You won't depend on what you produce and have in stock to acquire other products, you will simple have money to trade for anything.


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Kratía

Life as it was on the very beginning lost its meaning just as everything we breathe long enough to stop feeling its fragrance.
Men become innocently tired of a simple life of simple meanings that once meant so much, meant enough.
As any complex or simple natural system existent in this world a cycle was about to take over the stationary.

It was time to one man have the courage to assume the responsibility of his people. It was the time for the strongest man among his similar to spread trust and the will to move mountains.
It was the time the leadership has born within men.

As a sign of life imperfectness, leadership didn't keep its one and true meaning. By the time The Mind was prepared, it attacked the will of the strongest. Reason forced to prevail among people.
As a result, diplomacy and discussion were born within men.

The will of the strongest which feeds the strongest leader; the will of reason which tends to sacrifice in order to reach greater benefits. For many years this two forces of human fate fight for power, the power of the people and as we are humans: the power of the world.

Yet another sign of life imperfectness, even though this being said may assume veracity, it doesn't say it all. Another cycle become ready to born as this fight of many years was not enough for men.
It's all because of The Mind, the only truly capable of taking the reins of life's imperfectness. All because of The Mind, the only capable of seeking equilibrium or power. It is The Mind that make us truly human, ironically it is also The Mind that make us seek more than being human.
The must spectacular and probably the less expected battle: the battle of The Mind against diplomacy and discussion. The trickiest battle known by men, wanting more than just men. Make no mistake this ain't a simple and fair battle, it is the battle of shadows that turns diplomacy and discussion into a tool to reach power, this tool used by the strongest that became wiser.

Leadership and The Mind, both shouldn't exist together. Or should them? It's a simple matter of time for men to know the answer. Because one thing is for sure: a cycle isn't totally round.

The Chance

The old man asked: "Perfectness, could we ever presence perfectness? Right here, right now. Anywhere, anytime. Is it possible? Is it an ordinary word? Is it a dream? With or without answers, about one thing I am certain: forget it's nature, if it has a nature; forget the infinite line of miracles that dragged it, if it is infinite; forget it's meaning, if you ultimately need to and then, just then, realize: it exists on my mind. It's a matter of fact it exists."

The old man will die without a proof that suits his doubts. That I am sure.

So short on words but so sure on truths. Let me enlarge the words throw truths.

Truths, this is what the old man is looking for. And yet it is truths his biggest problem.

The old man has only one condition to live: listening to his feelings which will lead him to truths.

Unfortunately, truths is what blinds the old man's sight. Make no mistake, the old man won't find lies under this terms. Instead what he will find is whats beyond the walls of the truths: the truths the old man seeks.

The truth walls have one weakness only: The Mind.

This leads him to The Chance. He have the chance to deny the truths throw The Mind improving his innocent sight, to see beyond the truths.




This leads us to perfectness. Because only the most imperfect can have an imperfect chance that escaped from perfectness to reach it and pass over it.