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Sunday, September 16, 2007

Entry for July 24, 2007

Sub prime, 15% of the of the mortgage market opposed to 85%. 85% which has really really gripped down. housing... after a huge bubble it is only natural to expect such prolonged state as which it is in. Considering the "fixed" supply of land, its hard to imagine huge booms of growth. Though considering there are many many many uninhabited areas, but due to governmental regulations... are really foreign investors basing their decisions purely on us, perhaps it is vain of our media to think so. Foreign investors, not domestic to the united states, have and will find other opportunities. Plenty exist, Europe, Asia south America, Africa. Though naturally one cannot neglect the fact that the US is still an attractive place to invest. All this stuff said, stuff that everyone knows... since everyone does know this, this globalization, where does it ultimately lead us? What we need, is one unit of currency. Some along the lines of credit, just called credit. We should utilize everything by means of credit. You are credited a certain amount of credits. Cash and hard money are obsolete. The great challenge to eliminate such a thing. Perhaps cards that hold the information that says how many credits you have. Backed by what? Fear of technological failure. One currency... one government, one world. Capitalism is quite outdated, the problem... how to develop a better system. the united nations... the problem of people wishing to retain diversity, what we as humans truly prize, natural human behaviors. How to understand this to overcome or to accommodates. the smallest action creates the greatest demands.

I was watching the other day, in my school library, as people walked in and out of the library, they pressed their fingers, their tiny fingers that exist in the universes on the door. There dirty little smudging fingers.

now what does that have to do with anything?

demand, naturally...

Because some absent minded action, we never even think about, a demand is created. Someone is wanted, to clean that, and who is to do such a thing, besides us white collars who such an actions is beneath us...

natural human interaction, each movement we take each breath, all forming a demand. AND not by need, but by desire. the key word in the example of cleaning a dirty window, is someone is WANTED, not needed to clean.

this desire must be quite important...

anyway before i trail on before anything else,

reasons why the fed won't cut rates,

inflation...

well perhaps i shall go study the causes of inflation and deflation in more in depth...

well its everything or at least some what of the bond markets fear...
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