There are. No. Points.
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Replying to @webdevMason
I think you misunderstood me. I’m referring to the listed labels. These aren’t points, but seems like they’re possible traits that the creator would want an economy to amplify. They all seem reasonably good.
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Replying to @KleynMichael
I will redirect you to my own diagram, which I'm sure you'll appreciate since it indicates very clearly that I'm in favor of the entire set of good things. It's similarly contentless, but apparently that's a non-issue.
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Replying to @webdevMason
So were treading into Foucaultian waters now and just denying others propositions on the basis that these labels are meaningless? These were all picked probably for the reason that people think that they’re missing from our economy, and you say that they lack content?
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Replying to @KleynMichael
Explain to me what the proposition between "feminine economy -> embodiment" means. Consult the diagram if you need to.
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Replying to @webdevMason
Ah, the weakest link. Seems more like a personal problem rather than something we can provide an economic solution for — i'll cede that. But embodiment has been used in the context of "feeling like yourself" which is something many customer service jobs squash.
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Replying to @KleynMichael
You really think "embodiment" means "feeling like yourself"?
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Replying to @webdevMason
I never use it in that context, but it's used in the *consciousness* community as that. Semantics. Anyways, we've been picking at my responses and not addressing the initial question which is all I wanted to know — are these objectionable traits for us to amplify in the economy?
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Replying to @KleynMichael
Which one? Embodiment? Oh, I definitely want an embodied economy. I don't even need to know what that means. There's a diagram!
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Replying to @webdevMason
I understand that you think the graph's labels are within a set of all good things, and therefore it's a ridiculous thing to even postulate. "Yes, we all want good things!". I just want an honest answer of what gives you such absolute belief in the notion that it's ridiculous.
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Of course I don't think everyone would agree that every label listed here is a good thing, although they're so ridiculously vague that it's hard to say. I've *just* indicated that at least one of them is fully illegible. I'm not going to defend an argument I didn't make.
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