Baron von Skippy on 30 Jan 2004 02:27:54 -0000 |
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RE: [spoon-discuss] Re: [Spoon-business] Improving the game |
>>>>>> -Only if you look at it mathmatically. In economics, the principle of >>>>>> reflexivity says that for any set of goods a, a is better than or >>>>>> equal to a. Besides, "B Nomic is better than anything except itself, >>>>>> which it is only equal to" doesn't roll off the tongue as easily.- >>>>> >>>>> "Greater than" is not a reflexive relationship. "Greater than or equal >>>>> to" is. >>>> >>>> -And "greater than" is part of "greater than or equal to." What's the >>>> confusion?- >>> >>>Because the 'equal' bit is what makes it reflexive. You can say that a >>>is better than or equal to a, because you know that a is equal to a. >>>You can't say that a is better than a. >>> >>-I'd like to point out, in all seriousness, that B Nomic is better than >your argument, and all arguments against this proposal. At least, it will be >if it >>passes. Therefore, I see your point and fail to see a problem. The game >would be just fine because it would hold itself up above any reason for it >to >>collapse. B Nomic is better than collapse.- > >Unfortunately, this isn't Secondhand Loins, so the good guys sometimes lose. >The nation of B Nomic is better than the Coalition of the Willing, but if >they tried to change our regime I don't imagine we'd be able to hold up. > -B Nomic is better than the Republican Party. Most things are. Anyway, if they played by our rules, I'm not so sure we wouldn't win.- [[BvS]] _______________________________________________ spoon-discuss mailing list spoon-discuss@xxxxxxxxx http://lists.ellipsis.cx/mailman/listinfo/spoon-discuss