Job and Duty
Andre Willers
25 Sept 2008
“England expects every man to do his duty “ Nelson .
“Do your job or be fired” . The Boss .
Why this dichotomy ?
Every social human always keeps at least 33% in reserve , in body , soul , and society
See http://andreswhy.blogspot.com “Infinite Probes” , etc
“Duty”
is a hunt mechanism as discussed in http://andreswhy.blogspot.com “ Duty”
The Hunt Mechanism can and does override this reserve mechanism .(Old evolutionary and new pack evolutionary) .
Damn the obstacles and use 100 % resources .
Heavily used in religions and armies .
“Job”
is a maintenance mechanism . The efficiency to be maintained for wives , kiddies and uncertainties .
As discussed , 33% . The 67% potential surplus is exploited by religions , armies and capitalists .
Monks
See http://andreswhy.blogspot.com “The Sexes of Man” .
A societal reserve mechanism .
The monks are more efficient , since they approach “Duty” .
They hunt God .
Their reserve portion is ploughed back into the society .
Capitalism :
Capitalism tries to turn every Job into a Duty .
Greater and greater efficiency for short-term gain .
The Shareowners then profit on the realization of the 67% reserve .
But this reserve is quickly exhausted . Then the system collapses to a lower sustainable level , and again , and again until we are back to 33% .
It overshoots at least two times .
This is called an Eliot Business Cycle .
Social-Capitalism
Capitalism is short term profits .(Job)
Socialism is long-term profits .(Duty)
Using futures mechanisms , we connect the two and have at least some percentage of Duty in Job . We can even say how much , since the Duty is a reserve .
A society that converts 33% of it’s Jobs into Duty is stable .
Hence the Roman and Hebrew model where municipal and religious duties =33%
Ho-ho-Ho!
It is easy to see that using futures in a capitalist model where values are always changing according to beth(0) randomness leads to the well-known Black-Scholes equations used in past futures trading .
But since Humans , which are beth(1+) , are part of the loop , this leads to tears .
Black-Scholes breaks down .
Beth(1+) randomness leads to pop-up bubbles which pinch out if left unattended .
What does this mean ?
A beth(1) society cannot do without some regulation .
Beth(x) societies can bootstrap if beth(n+1) elements scoop up the top elements of beth(n) . This is why civilization seems to advance .
Religion .
From the above , we can deduce that we are in for a heavy dose of religion , seen as duty . The CEO’s of the surviving banks better learn their hymns !
About time .
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