we do not have a vernacular term for the nazi political and economic model other than its an aesthetic authoritarian nationalism as opposed of universal communism.
https://www.quora.com/Could-Nazism-be-described-as-a-right-wing-socialism
we do not have a vernacular term for the nazi political and economic model other than its an aesthetic authoritarian nationalism as opposed of universal communism.
https://www.quora.com/Could-Nazism-be-described-as-a-right-wing-socialism
( FYI: This account shows up as “The Propertarian Institute” on that page and “Eric Danelaw” everywhere else. )
Source date (UTC): 2017-12-09 14:29:00 UTC
THE ECONOMICS OF PLANETS AND THEIR POPULATIONS
Humans will make excellent domesticated animals to use as pets (amusing slaves), slaves(cheap labor), or food (I”m betting on food). Otherwise It sure looks like planets are rare and valuable enough – and trade costly and useless enough – that they are the ultimate ‘good’ in the community.
Economics in everything.
Marginal difference produces trading incompatibility, and cooperative in compatibility. Investment in a competitor is a catastrophe – which is the less on I take from Colonization. Habitable planets are scarce *in time*.
Source date (UTC): 2017-12-09 13:33:00 UTC