@praxgirl I nay check it out. Or even check your series from the first video. I know what praxeology is i just havent read in depth about it. Thanks for these videos btw. Youve done a great job :).
@Lightrider4444 Technological advancement is not possible without economic advancement. Put it simply, without accumulating more capital you won't be able to sustain sideways production required for you to advance your technology.
@t3hsauce Have you ever heard of a concept called 'non-sequitor'? Just answer the question I asked. How will you sustain sideways production without accumulating capital.
@x86cowboy "labor" in this context can be seen as "productivity" and "leisure" is synonymous with "consumption" In short-hand - "making stuff" versus "using stuff up". In this context, labor does not necessarily mean "toil" or "hardship" if you happen to enjoy the process whereby your labor is put to productive use, all the better, but not really relevant to the labor vs. leisure (production vs. consumption) dichotomy.
Not exactly. It just means that there is more than one pay-off from the effort invested.
Labor is essentially action which pays off further in the future, while leisure pays off in the nearer future. If an action pays off partially in the immediate future, and partially in the further future, you could say it qualifies as both, but really it just illustrates that "labor" and "leisure" are not qualitatively different, except in the length of the production-period.
hot intellectual chicks? i need to move to NYC...
junskey 3 months ago 6
@junskey NYC is a magical place
praxgirl 3 months ago 6
I am certain that I don't have a disutility for hot chicks talking Austrian economics.
joepeeler34 3 months ago 4
@8chxBLhJDy9 don't know yet, there's so much left to cover!
praxgirl 4 months ago
@praxgirl Can I download some of your videos? :)
MartyrofCake 3 months ago
@MartyrofCake there yours to keep, improve and share :)
praxgirl 3 months ago
@praxgirl Thanks, haven't been checking out your stuff recently ;p but I'll be a good student from now on ;p
MartyrofCake 3 months ago
@MartyrofCake Don't forget that ideas are nonscarce!
Goodatconnect4 3 months ago
I see this channel is dedicated to praxeology but do you plan to tackle any other Austrian thought?
NicosMind 4 months ago 4
@NicosMind I think inevitably we will have to cover a bit of political theory, but that's just to explain Praxeology's real world applications.
praxgirl 4 months ago 3
@praxgirl I nay check it out. Or even check your series from the first video. I know what praxeology is i just havent read in depth about it. Thanks for these videos btw. Youve done a great job :).
NicosMind 4 months ago
You seem to be confusing economic advancement with technological advancement.
Lightrider4444 4 months ago
@Lightrider4444 Do you assert that the two are unrelated?
Ishpeck 4 months ago
@Lightrider4444 Technological advancement is not possible without economic advancement. Put it simply, without accumulating more capital you won't be able to sustain sideways production required for you to advance your technology.
prashantpawar 4 months ago
@prashantpawar You have no idea how wrong you are HAVENT YOU EVAR HERD OF THE VENUS PROJECT
t3hsauce 4 months ago
@t3hsauce Have you ever heard of a concept called 'non-sequitor'? Just answer the question I asked. How will you sustain sideways production without accumulating capital.
prashantpawar 4 months ago
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@prashantpawar Check out my channel to find out why YOU are a non-sequitor you libertarian FUCK
t3hsauce 4 months ago
also trolololo
t3hsauce 4 months ago
@t3hsauce I wrote this btw bitly dot com/nUTllL
prashantpawar 4 months ago
@prashantpawar And I made this video that you will find most intriguing: /watch?v=srYPKvhLkbU&feature=channel_video_title
t3hsauce 4 months ago
@Lightrider4444 Explain please.
RKAddict101 4 months ago
You have such beautiful eyes that I'm mesmerized ♥
CleverDjembe 4 months ago 6
I have a massive quantity of energy I could release for you at any given time, if you know what I'm sayin' *)
CleverDjembe 4 months ago
Well done. Worth another look. I think this series would go well with Robert Murphy's study guide to Human Action mises.org/daily/3262
anwas777 4 months ago
Why do we labor?
I don't know, but My Penis is Purple.
★★★★★
CleverDjembe 4 months ago
What if you love your work?
x86cowboy 4 months ago 3
@x86cowboy Than its a hobby, not work!
rafaelalis 4 months ago
@x86cowboy "labor" in this context can be seen as "productivity" and "leisure" is synonymous with "consumption" In short-hand - "making stuff" versus "using stuff up". In this context, labor does not necessarily mean "toil" or "hardship" if you happen to enjoy the process whereby your labor is put to productive use, all the better, but not really relevant to the labor vs. leisure (production vs. consumption) dichotomy.
gergenheimer 4 months ago
@x86cowboy then it's not work ;)
praxgirl 4 months ago
@praxgirl
Not exactly. It just means that there is more than one pay-off from the effort invested.
Labor is essentially action which pays off further in the future, while leisure pays off in the nearer future. If an action pays off partially in the immediate future, and partially in the further future, you could say it qualifies as both, but really it just illustrates that "labor" and "leisure" are not qualitatively different, except in the length of the production-period.
JesseForgione 4 months ago
"i'll see you guys in the next lesson"
Wont we be seeing you :O
LibertarianChristian 4 months ago