Separation (2013)

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In the past few years, separate sub credits, separate forums, and now separate block chains have been developed, but this is not always the case. Early in 2013 there was a single community united against this order and they were excited about the prospects for a new and exciting feature that would raise Bitcoin to the next level. However, four years after my divorce, we wanted to know what had happened. At least nominally, the immediate problem is to increase the block size. Specifically, hard disks for larger blocks can achieve a greater degree of chain expansion. In a magnificent plan, this seems not to be a big problem, so we have to ask ourselves questions. Is this question the reason for divorce? What is the real problem here?

Charles Eisenstein, author of "Sacred Economics" (2011), is talking about the cultural shift from "isolated story" to "interactive story" (2013). The story of mutual relations recognizes our interdependence and interrelationship and leads to changes in the world view. It is this change of this world view that forms the basis of a new attempt to redesign economics in this course. With the arrival of the scientific era of the 16th century, in particular, mankind has left the rest of nature and tried to manipulate it for its own benefit. Such a transcending mechanism (prediction, operation, control) gives human a huge technical power - many of them saved lives and improved the lives of many people, but others are very It was used for destructive purposes. . Due to the use of fossil fuels and the industrial revolution, this technology development accelerated

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A historical breakthrough we understood came in the 18th century and was the result of the Industrial Revolution. "One hundred years ago, writing and duplication, paid and free work, or separating work on ourselves and on the market had no meaning," she wrote. Komlosy identified three different work attitudes. The first common thing in ancient Greece is that work is a burden to overcome so that we can deliver a contemplated life. Secondly, and later supported by Jewish, Christian, and Islamic beliefs, that work is not a curse of punishment but a blessing from God.