Comments for Words Words Words http://dreamcafe.com/words The Dream Café Weblog Thu, 24 Jul 2008 03:29:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 Comment on Just felt like quoting… by skzb http://dreamcafe.com/words/2008/07/21/just-felt-like-quoting/#comment-2074 skzb Thu, 24 Jul 2008 02:32:31 +0000 http://dreamcafe.com/words/2008/07/21/just-felt-like-quoting/#comment-2074 Thanks much. Good to be back; got my stitches out today. Woot! Thanks much. Good to be back; got my stitches out today. Woot!

]]> Comment on Just felt like quoting… by Ethan http://dreamcafe.com/words/2008/07/21/just-felt-like-quoting/#comment-2073 Ethan Thu, 24 Jul 2008 02:10:20 +0000 http://dreamcafe.com/words/2008/07/21/just-felt-like-quoting/#comment-2073 Hi Steve, That was Ayn Rand. Glad to hear your back from south of the border! I still don't have my new Vlad book yet. I have to go to the bookstore Friday. Hi Steve,

That was Ayn Rand.

Glad to hear your back from south of the border! I still don’t have my new Vlad book yet. I have to go to the bookstore Friday.

]]> Comment on Just felt like quoting… by skzb http://dreamcafe.com/words/2008/07/21/just-felt-like-quoting/#comment-2072 skzb Thu, 24 Jul 2008 01:02:35 +0000 http://dreamcafe.com/words/2008/07/21/just-felt-like-quoting/#comment-2072 Ethan @ 14: Never heard that. It maybe leaves a few intermediate steps out, but, yeah, I'd say that's true. Source? Ethan @ 14: Never heard that. It maybe leaves a few intermediate steps out, but, yeah, I’d say that’s true. Source?

]]> Comment on Just felt like quoting… by Ethan http://dreamcafe.com/words/2008/07/21/just-felt-like-quoting/#comment-2071 Ethan Thu, 24 Jul 2008 00:27:37 +0000 http://dreamcafe.com/words/2008/07/21/just-felt-like-quoting/#comment-2071 "Wealth is the product of man's capacity to think." “Wealth is the product of man’s capacity to think.”

]]> Comment on Just felt like quoting… by Bawrence http://dreamcafe.com/words/2008/07/21/just-felt-like-quoting/#comment-2070 Bawrence Wed, 23 Jul 2008 21:34:48 +0000 http://dreamcafe.com/words/2008/07/21/just-felt-like-quoting/#comment-2070 I've always thought being a patron would be kinda neat, but would require at least a half-share of anything produced. I’ve always thought being a patron would be kinda neat, but would require at least a half-share of anything produced.

]]> Comment on Any medical types out there? by Bawrence http://dreamcafe.com/words/2008/07/19/any-medical-types-out-there/#comment-2069 Bawrence Wed, 23 Jul 2008 21:31:38 +0000 http://dreamcafe.com/words/2008/07/19/any-medical-types-out-there/#comment-2069 Is the punchline forthcoming? Is the punchline forthcoming?

]]> Comment on Just felt like quoting… by skzb http://dreamcafe.com/words/2008/07/21/just-felt-like-quoting/#comment-2068 skzb Wed, 23 Jul 2008 21:11:32 +0000 http://dreamcafe.com/words/2008/07/21/just-felt-like-quoting/#comment-2068 Lewis @ 11: "if we are talking about producing a work of art or entertainment than the individual who is going to be creating this work will need to be subsidized with capital to meet his daily needs ..." Where do I sign up? Lewis @ 11: “if we are talking about producing a work of art or entertainment than the individual
who is going to be creating this work will need to be subsidized with capital to meet his daily needs …”

Where do I sign up?

]]> Comment on Just felt like quoting… by Lewis Himelhoch http://dreamcafe.com/words/2008/07/21/just-felt-like-quoting/#comment-2067 Lewis Himelhoch Wed, 23 Jul 2008 18:38:31 +0000 http://dreamcafe.com/words/2008/07/21/just-felt-like-quoting/#comment-2067 It depends on what you are trying to do though. If you are trying to produce basic necessities such as food, clothing, and shelter then labor is by far more essential (if we are considering that the resources for producing these things ie seeds, fabric, and building materials are available to begin with. If not, than you have to have capital to buy them with.) However, if we are talking about producing a work of art or entertainment than the individual who is going to be creating this work will need to be subsidized with capital to meet his daily needs so that they can spend their labor creatively rather than on growing food, sewing clothes, and building and repairing their house. It depends on what you are trying to do though.
If you are trying to produce basic necessities such as food, clothing, and shelter then labor is by far more essential (if we are considering that the resources for producing these things ie seeds, fabric, and building materials are available to begin with. If not, than you have to have capital to buy them with.)

However, if we are talking about producing a work of art or entertainment than the individual
who is going to be creating this work will need to be subsidized with capital to meet his daily needs so that they can spend their labor creatively rather than on growing food, sewing clothes, and building and repairing their house.

]]> Comment on Any medical types out there? by skzb http://dreamcafe.com/words/2008/07/19/any-medical-types-out-there/#comment-2066 skzb Wed, 23 Jul 2008 18:01:06 +0000 http://dreamcafe.com/words/2008/07/19/any-medical-types-out-there/#comment-2066 Bellana: It seems I'm filk Guest of Honor (!) at a convention in Phoenix at the end of August. :-) Bellana: It seems I’m filk Guest of Honor (!) at a convention in Phoenix at the end of August. :-)

]]> Comment on In other news… by Lewis Himelhoch http://dreamcafe.com/words/2008/07/19/in-other-news/#comment-2065 Lewis Himelhoch Wed, 23 Jul 2008 16:51:45 +0000 http://dreamcafe.com/words/2008/07/19/in-other-news/#comment-2065 Dr Horrible was lots of fun and ended just as you would expect any Joss Whedon written romance to. I can't wait for the DVD. Congrats to Steve on the publishing news on Jhegaala. For me though it is my least liked book in the series. Endless lamb stew, bad coffee and no Dragaerans wasn't any more fun for me than it was for Vlad. Made me appreciate Dzur all the more though. Dr Horrible was lots of fun and ended just as you would expect any Joss Whedon written romance to. I can’t wait for the DVD.

Congrats to Steve on the publishing news on Jhegaala. For me though it is my least liked
book in the series. Endless lamb stew, bad coffee and no Dragaerans wasn’t any more fun for me than it was for Vlad. Made me appreciate Dzur all the more though.

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