Abishai100
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Will capitalism change the way we brood about the history of propaganda?
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SHIVA: Capitalism requires much evaluation...
GRENDEL: It's a complex system of competitive-thinking.
SHIVA: Capitalism creates much gambling...
GRENDEL: Wall Street is a system of constant change!
SHIVA: We might start brooding about 'lost opportunities.
GRENDEL: The American Dream is all about opportunism.
SHIVA: We need a council to evaluate risk consequence.
GRENDEL: Yes, the great crashes in Wall Street are historically-intriguing.
SHIVA: Without risk-consequence evaluation, there can't be objective historianship.
GRENDEL: There should be a documentary about capitalism in the Americas.
SHIVA: Yes, the New World was the fertile-ground on which continental commerce grew.
GRENDEL: The commerce-engaged political aesthetic was a modern invention.
SHIVA: I agree; Wall Street and the European Union represent this novelty!
GRENDEL: The New World changed the way we conceived of mature competition.
SHIVA: That's why the War of 1812 was so important/symbolic.
GRENDEL: Yes, the interplay between the Americas and Europe had to be crystallized.
SHIVA: Is capitalism a way to 'federalize' business contracts?
GRENDEL: Capitalism certainly creates network etiquette...
SHIVA: Isn't that what the World Bank and G7 Summits are all about?
GRENDEL: There is a 'black hole' for capitalism brooding.
SHIVA: Yes, meditating on the 'mistakes' of capitalism is important...
GRENDEL: Someone has to write The Great Gatsby I suppose!
SHIVA: Gatsby is the opposite of Machiavelli's Prince.
GRENDEL: Yes, The Prince symbolizes power control.
SHIVA: Right; while Gatsby is all about power romance.
GRENDEL: Capitalism creates much 'folklore.'
SHIVA: I'm a big fan of Scorsese's Casino and Woody Allen's Celebrity.
GRENDEL: Those two American films symbolize American fineries.
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SHIVA: Capitalism requires much evaluation...
GRENDEL: It's a complex system of competitive-thinking.
SHIVA: Capitalism creates much gambling...
GRENDEL: Wall Street is a system of constant change!
SHIVA: We might start brooding about 'lost opportunities.
GRENDEL: The American Dream is all about opportunism.
SHIVA: We need a council to evaluate risk consequence.
GRENDEL: Yes, the great crashes in Wall Street are historically-intriguing.
SHIVA: Without risk-consequence evaluation, there can't be objective historianship.
GRENDEL: There should be a documentary about capitalism in the Americas.
SHIVA: Yes, the New World was the fertile-ground on which continental commerce grew.
GRENDEL: The commerce-engaged political aesthetic was a modern invention.
SHIVA: I agree; Wall Street and the European Union represent this novelty!
GRENDEL: The New World changed the way we conceived of mature competition.
SHIVA: That's why the War of 1812 was so important/symbolic.
GRENDEL: Yes, the interplay between the Americas and Europe had to be crystallized.
SHIVA: Is capitalism a way to 'federalize' business contracts?
GRENDEL: Capitalism certainly creates network etiquette...
SHIVA: Isn't that what the World Bank and G7 Summits are all about?
GRENDEL: There is a 'black hole' for capitalism brooding.
SHIVA: Yes, meditating on the 'mistakes' of capitalism is important...
GRENDEL: Someone has to write The Great Gatsby I suppose!
SHIVA: Gatsby is the opposite of Machiavelli's Prince.
GRENDEL: Yes, The Prince symbolizes power control.
SHIVA: Right; while Gatsby is all about power romance.
GRENDEL: Capitalism creates much 'folklore.'
SHIVA: I'm a big fan of Scorsese's Casino and Woody Allen's Celebrity.
GRENDEL: Those two American films symbolize American fineries.
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