The "What Are You Doing This Moment" Thread

[monoxide_child]

goofing off waiting for lunch to start

 

[Dak]

Marx doesn't believe that labor possesses some supernatural essence in which value subsists, if that's what you mean. His argument is more complicated than that.

There might be different nuances, but it doesn't change the underlying principle.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labor_theory_of_value

 

[Nephilim96]

Not much. I'm getting a tattoo.

Kick ass.

 

[Einherjar86]

There might be different nuances, but it doesn't change the underlying principle.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labor_theory_of_value

But read the section titled: "Marx's Contribution". Already you can see how he completely disagrees with the way Smith and Ricardo envision labor value. He begins by taking their argument for granted, and then gradually exposes its shortcomings and flaws in his own.

 

[divine_torture]

I haven't been around lately. Thought I'd say "Hi, everybody!". Hi, everybody.

I just got my new Crate head in the mail, so the new band I'm in will finally get moving along better. I'm stoked.

 

[monoxide_child]

I haven't been around lately.

why not??

 

[Eligos]

I haven't been around lately. Thought I'd say "Hi, everybody!". Hi, everybody.

I just got my new Crate head in the mail, so the new band I'm in will finally get moving along better. I'm stoked.

Double you bee, mate. Congrats on new amp glory. Didja get a Blue Voodoo?

 

[whiskey funeral]

Folding laundry and listening to Torche. I feel like I am always doing laundry! Ah, the joys of parenthood .

 

[PhlegethonVeins]

After working 8 days in a row I'm taking an entire day to try different craft beers customers have given to me and spinning records.

 

[SentinelSlain]

Where you looking through old post?

I don't know.

Don't you think it would be cute if someone made a Romeo and Juliet film about and Israeli Ashkenazi girl and a Marnoite man falling in love?

 

[Dak]

But read the section titled: "Marx's Contribution". Already you can see how he completely disagrees with the way Smith and Ricardo envision labor value. He begins by taking their argument for granted, and then gradually exposes its shortcomings and flaws in his own.

But he still ultimately believes in, essentially, an "objective price", one heavily dependent on what it takes to make/extract/etc something. You might call this the "supply side value theory". What this fails to address is that no matter how difficult something is to create or obtain, if no one wants it it has little to no value. To create or obtain it would be a waste of time and other resources since it would create no new wealth.

 

[sevag00]

Folding laundry and listening to Torche. I feel like I am always doing laundry! Ah, the joys of parenthood .

You seem to really like being a mom. I don't know why but it brings me joy every time i read a post about you being a parent.

 

[Eligos]

Hey Tara, how was that love feast that you were gushing about a couple days ago?

I had visions of Lovecraftian "unspeakable horrors" and naked dances under the moonlight.

 

[Evil?]

Eating M&M's.

 

[monoxide_child]

slept in
slept through breakfast at the homeless shelter

then ate pre-packaged snackfood from last night's soup kitchen dinner instead of eating lunch at the homeless shelter

 

[Eligos]

slept through breakfast at the homeless shelter

This explains EVERYTHING

 

[monoxide_child]

This explains EVERYTHING

 

[Balls McHoolihan]

Taking a break from studying for my Air Force promotion exam. I took leave for the week to do some hardcore studying before I test on the 28th.

 

[Dak]

This explains EVERYTHING

Can't even be bothered to interrupt sleep for free stuff. And people wonder where the outcry against social safety hammocks comes from.

 

[Eligos]

Bro I'm sure r.m.s. has clued you in already but the homeless folk of Boulder were so successful with their newspaper that the homeless of Five Points, Denver now have a newspaper as well.