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<blockquote data-quote="Catatonic" data-source="post: 824425" data-attributes="member: 7966"><p>Interesting topic ... I may not shun Current Events like the plague if you are posting.</p><p></p><p>I'm a strong individualist (whatever that may be) and so I tend to think of a holistic system's impact on the individual.</p><p>The government's role tends to be for the common good which means rules and regulations and their effects tend towards a lower overall effect and outcome but a higher mean for the individuals with a tendency towards a normal bell curve for distribution of individual wealth.</p><p>Capitalism/Free Market tends to produce a higher overall outcome but a lower mean for the individual and a flatter distribution to the lower and higher points along the x-axis for the distribution of individual wealth.</p><p>The balance between these two competing influences in our society seems to be what the fuss is all about ... hopefully neither side ever wins.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Catatonic, post: 824425, member: 7966"] Interesting topic ... I may not shun Current Events like the plague if you are posting. I'm a strong individualist (whatever that may be) and so I tend to think of a holistic system's impact on the individual. The government's role tends to be for the common good which means rules and regulations and their effects tend towards a lower overall effect and outcome but a higher mean for the individuals with a tendency towards a normal bell curve for distribution of individual wealth. Capitalism/Free Market tends to produce a higher overall outcome but a lower mean for the individual and a flatter distribution to the lower and higher points along the x-axis for the distribution of individual wealth. The balance between these two competing influences in our society seems to be what the fuss is all about ... hopefully neither side ever wins. [/QUOTE]
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