Alan wrote in [OPE-L:3031];
> So I want to turn the whole thing round. Take a model you
> agree with and some assumptions you agree with. I allow you
> free choice of model, free choice of assumptions, free
> choice of argument. On the house. The only constraint I
> impose is this: the money paid must equal the money
> received, and the usual laws of physics apply.
(1) Don't the following all violate the usual laws of physics?
(a) production takes place without constant fixed capital;
(b) constant fixed capital can last forever and not depreciate;
(c) workers "live on air."
(2) Do you want to explain why the above conform to the laws of physics or
would you like to re-phrase your proposal?
In OPE-L Solidarity,
Jerry