ABOUT — HOW TO NEGOTIATE THIS MATERIAL FOR DIFFERENT PURPOSES
I'm neither a mathematician nor an economist, two disciplines in which I fared rather poorly, to be truthful, but I am good enough with logic and number to see that you're quite brilliant at economic theory and that you're on to something big. Very big. I wouldn't let the "theft" of some of your foundation work bother you; it's a big kudo to you that they've borrowed from you, though their conclusions or motivations be false.
Ron Boyer
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They who are against us, dipped of course always as deeply as we tolerated, while they obstructed us in every possible way from stopping them. Cries of excess were hardly heeded. And yet, even if none of them dipped ever so deeply from the well which could only drain all other wells dry, this day was always the inevitable culmination of that underlying well.
ABOUT — HOW TO NEGOTIATE THIS MATERIAL FOR DIFFERENT PURPOSES
These pages generally support three means of negotiating content — the same instance of which may be asked to stand alone in some cases, may play a role in topic sequences in other cases, or may serve as separate, supporting reference in other cases yet.
Many people study this whole site, and generally burrow through the material sequentially. The overall order is suggestive, but not compulsory. For separate purposes such as a brief overview, the gist of the site may be gleaned from dedicated material such as our Synopsis page.
Visitors looking first for particular issues on the other hand should easily locate relevant material in the main site directory. The blog directory and forum will often contain similar material, usually of a more timely nature, and therefore on a case by case basis, more likely to apply the principles advanced by the main site to current developments, many of which of course can be projected from these principles.
The main site directory will negotiate all main site (non blog and non forum) material in a single click. Related sub-topics are indented under governing topics.
Within the main site directory are obvious related topic sequences. Distantly related key pages may not be obvious in the main, blog or forum directories themselves, but this key material is generally linked in from within the article content itself, or is cited in related material directories at the bottom of particular articles. Related material directories thus indicate the extent of related scope, which is often not obvious from the sequential order of the main directory.
Glossary definition links within an article will generally open in separate tabs or windows, so that material can be studied without leaving your place in the original page. Related material directories on the other hand expect you to leave a page after finishing it. So, if you want to open these in separate tabs, you may right-click their links as required by your browser.
So that you can readily see where you are within any group of topics, links to the current page in either the site or related material directories are indicated by a pink indented background.
Finally, if you are negotiating material sequentially, you may use the next page link at the bottom of each article.
PAGES OF SPECIAL IMPORTANCE
Links to pages of special interest or importance are often indicated by suggestive notations in square brackets in the link title. Among the special pages of the site are:
One of our most important sections is the additional articles under the main directory subheading, "REFUTATION OF CONTROVERSIAL MONETARY PROPOSITIONS, REVIEW OF OTHER MATERIAL." These articles invalidate contending propositions of alternate solution, attempts to disprove mathematically perfected economy™, or attempts to disprove faults solved by mathematically perfected economy™.
Enjoy. These pointers should get you started.
"To find the players in all the corruption of the world, 'Follow the money.' To find the captains of world corruption, follow the money all the way."
mike montagne — founder, PEOPLE For Mathematically Perfected Economy™, author/engineer of mathematically perfected economy™ (1979)
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