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After writing the article of Walras Equilibrium, I realized that I should write some paragraphs to connect my first article and the second article on the Walrasian equilibrium. The response to the no-trade theorem is certainly wise, but the reaction should be more general: the trade is done non-equilibrium. In other words, the previous Pareto optimal situation was hard to occur, so the movement of every market is basically imbalanced. This is not that people do not know that some non-transactional theorems require prior Pareto optimality - people are DO. More importantly, we did not notice that the real embrace began with imbalances and ended with possible imbalances.

Mathematical matters similar to "concave" do not have wise questions in their definition. Line, point, number, triangle - whether they are universal or single, they do not have reasonable quality. The fact that we define mathematics without wisdom does not allow mathematics to be considered to be actually outside a rational issue. In his comment about Poitius, Thomas has reviewed another basic aspect of Aristotle's thought for a long time. The purpose of thinking is either simple or complex, and the complexity means that one thing is affirmed or denied. Simple knowledge is expressed in terms of definition, that is, a complex of propositions. To think about humanity without considering a person's single personality or a clear problem as if denying the existence of a person.