| Subject: | Re: [socialcredit] Re: the A+B theorem: | | Date: | Tuesday, February 8, 2005 05:46:31 (-0800) | | From: | Radu Seserman <radudelona @.....com>
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What will the prerequisite reading before you would
detail some of the physical aspects of the theorem?
Radu
--- socred@ecn.net.au wrote:
> May I suggest that those who are desirous of
> understanding more on the A+B
> Theorem that some consideration be given to not only
> the financial aspect
> but also the physical.
>
> Not only is there too much discussion on the
> financial aspect within the
> bounds of orthodoxy which is rejected by Social
> Credit policy proposals, but
> also within the subject of social Credit itself. The
> financial techniques
> advocated under Social Credit have no concern with
> the operation of the
> financial system as it exists. We are about
> advocating a change to the
> financial accounting system because it is patently
> wrong and ignores
> reality.
>
> Likewise with the physical aspect, it deals with
> reality and it is the
> physical aspect that seems to elude those bound up
> in traditional thinking.
> I previously referred to the necessity for a little
> lateral thinking but
> this appears to present some difficulty.
>
> I am prepared to offer some explanation to the
> physical meaning of the A+B
> theorem but only on the basis that some reading has
> been done on the
> subject. I am not prepared, not do I have the time
> to conduct lessons in a
> vacuum.
> Vic Bridger
>
>
>
>
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Sincerely yours,
Radu Seserman
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