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• A reply on Conversation: Human Evolution

  Aug 21 2012: OK. However the point of this debate is to search for ideas regarding reasons for the rate of human advance in comparison to the evolutionary pace of the wilderness.

• A reply on Conversation: A Single World Currency and a World Central Bank - For or Against?

  Aug 21 2012: Ah yes the Cuckoo Clock Exchange Standard! A notable success.

• A reply on Conversation: Human Evolution

  Aug 21 2012: Dear Barry,
  
  So what is your opinion regarding the 'Theory of Evolution', and forgive me for being a layman?
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  A reply on Conversation: Human Evolution

  Aug 20 2012: The Brahman is not a Being!!!

• A reply on Conversation: Magnetizing Mars. Is This How We Could Do it?

  Aug 20 2012: I repeat. Helpful.

• A reply on Conversation: A Single World Currency and a World Central Bank - For or Against?

  Aug 20 2012: Agreed! Now if we could just create a cushion for the economy before its ultimate collapse? New World Order?

• A reply on Conversation: A Single World Currency and a World Central Bank - For or Against?

  Aug 20 2012: Yes discipline is most certainly required.
  
  The Euro is failing, in my opinion, because it is run these days by, well, Germany mostly. There is very little cohesion.
  
  I enjoy the vision of two forms of currency - one for the domestic market, managed by the Nation, and one for the global market, managed by the World Central Bank. Micro, Meso, Macro.

• A reply on Conversation: A Single World Currency and a World Central Bank - For or Against?

  Aug 20 2012: Yes I agree on the "What wealth really is" conundrum.
  
  Secondly, an organization ''like'' the UN but in control of the wealth of the world? If you think about it that would make such an organization the one and only superpower.

• A reply on Conversation: A Single World Currency and a World Central Bank - For or Against?

  Aug 20 2012: So a solution would be to have a domestic currency for any nation (nation chooses their own domestic currency) and then an international currency managed by a single fiscal manager or at least panel of managers?

• A reply on Conversation: A Single World Currency and a World Central Bank - For or Against?

  Aug 19 2012: And is this currency based upon Gold Exchange Standard? Otherwise how have they formatted such an idea?