“Listen, listen! It was strangely warm when I got in here this morning. And when I looked around here, the stove was still on.”
A woman picks up a specific individual’s name and ridicules a man’s carelessness. Many of the people who gather here are strange, but few have ever been mentioned by name.
She told someone about the brooding youth’s carelessness, but she was never accused of her proclivities.
- Are economic power and information power correlated?
- Whether or not it’s brilliant, some concepts are widely spread.
Such concepts are often surprisingly old and simple. I wonder what makes such a concept so widespread.
One answer is that such concepts are cheap to procure.
Of course, no monetary price can be defined for a concept. Nonetheless, the acquisition or use of concepts incurs a certain informational cost.
No food or drink should be left on the table here. Because if anything is left unattended, she will eat it all.
In such a situation she addresses those around her: Who does this belong to?
If no one answers, she moves forward to the table. She picks up the paper bag on the table and checks its contents. And she would say: Discarded items should be disposed of, right?
- Are economic power and information power correlated?
- And, unfortunately, no one can say that there is no correlation between that informational cost and the actual economic power of each of us.
Well, in general, yes. Unwanted items should be removed immediately. But you, who can judge that it is a waste product? it’s not you
“Let’s eat. There are so many, would you like to eat one?”
I receive a piece of bread that smells like butter.
Did you turn off the stove?
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That’s all for today’s post. Thank you
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