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• Ownership of the means of production
  #redirect [[production ownership]]
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• Production ownership
  ...precisely, [[ownership of the means of production]] – refers to one of the major attributes that distinguish different [[economic system]]s. ! System !! who owns the means of production
  456 bytes (60 words) - 13:14, 18 May 2015
• Socialism/kara
  ''this is kara's definition of [[socialism]]'' '''Socialism''' means collective ownership of the means of production.
  295 bytes (39 words) - 22:00, 27 May 2019
• Socialism
  ...t on what its characteristics may be, but they all have in common the idea of pooling resources in order to provide for the general welfare. * [[collective ownership]] of the [[means of production]]
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• Capitalism
  [[Capitalism]] is an [[economic system]] comprised of the following key components: * private [[production ownership]]
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• Artificial scarcity/rival
  ...of [[scarcity]] even though available technology and [[economic production|production]] capacity exists to create an abundance. ...on|diverts production capacity]] away from genuine needs -- two more forms of artificial scarcity resulting from capitalism.<ref name=ws1 />
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• Trickle-down economics
  ...ce taxes or provide other economic benefits for those who own the means of production, thus enabling them to be more productive -- or, as William Blum put it{{ne
  583 bytes (91 words) - 21:44, 11 October 2012
• 2016/06/22/The most overrated intellect in Washington
  ...rt to nationalize the means of production. Nor are these the only examples of Ryan's allergic response to math &ndash; we haven't even discussed the
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• Political power/acquisition/illegitimate
  [[subject::title::the illegitimate acquisition of political power]] The '''illegitimate acquisition of political power''' is a subject that is particularly poorly understood and
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• 2012/06/01/How marriage has changed over centuries
  ...tle say over whom they married. The purpose of marriage was the production of heirs, as implied by the Latin word matrimonium, which is derived from mate ...es, so did its influence over marriage. In 1215, marriage was declared one of the church's seven sacraments, alongside rites like baptism and penance. Bu
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• Electric car
  ...ity as a means of transporting and storing that energy introduces a number of significant benefits: ...e or more [[orders of magnitude]] lower than that caused by transportation of fossil fuels.
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• User:Woozle/positions/2013/DRM
  ...DVDs until I found software capable of copying them. I have "ripped" most of my CD library to computer files, which is where I listen to them. (Fortunat On the other side of the matter:
  2 KB (433 words) - 19:04, 8 November 2020
• 2009-05-10 ethics chat
  <draz> wondering a little what percentage of American activism is devoted to saving TV shows. ...ntirely out of his own pocket), then they could do that -- and get a share of the profits, if anyone outside that fanbase also likes it.
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• Lawrence Lessig/blog/2002/11/07/1452
  ...bout "nature." I renounce it. No more talk about nature, or the philosophy of creativity. My argument is simple (maybe simplistic, maybe naive) pragmatis ...othing of value in return. Ted seems to agree with that: Some modification of the existing system is in order. That is all that motivates my argument. Bu
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• Oil addiction
  [[File:Global oil production.png|right|350 px|thumb|Global oil production, 1965-2008]] ...maintaining this dependence and, by extension, preventing the development of [[alternative energy]] sources. As a result, we find ourselves not only dep
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• George W. Bush/impeachment/2008 resolution/Article III
  ...AMERICAN PEOPLE AND MEMBERS OF CONGRESS TO BELIEVE IRAQ POSSESSED WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION, SO AS TO MANUFACTURE A FALSE CASE FOR WAR ...conduct while President of the United States, George W. Bush, in violation of his constitutional
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• Lawrence Lessig/blog/2002/09/13/1617
  ...Shelton] has some very thoughtful and balanced criticisms of my criticisms of "opaque creativity." He writes that I am wrong: ...Coke -- Would Lessig compel them to disclose this recipe? Is this the kind of transparency he is looking for?</blockquote>
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• Fascism
  [[thing type::type of government]] ...8vOSOe7JtncpeeVief7yUNcv5sZjzae9BA0YA6f8EQA=w1920-h1080-no.jpg|thumb|signs of incipient fascism]]
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• Liquid fluoride thorium reactor
  ...le uranium and fertile thorium salts, neutron moderator to promote fission of uranium-233, and heat transfer medium in a separate coolant loop. ...erator rods. Although relatively simple to build, the low rate of breeding means that fissile uranium may need to be added periodically.
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• Jobsolescence
  [[category:terms of convenience]] ...n]] enables production capacity to be maintained with a shrinking quantity of workers, resulting in shrinking [[employment]], resulting in reduced [[weal
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• 1977-04-18 Jimmy Carter's Proposed Energy Policy In 1977/text
  ...r, "The President's Proposed Energy Policy." 18 April 1977. Vital Speeches of the Day, Vol. XXXXIII, No. 14, May 1, 1977, pp. 418-420. ''(unverified)'' ...with you about a problem unprecedented in our history. With the exception of preventing war, this is the greatest challenge our country will face during
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