Imagine a business that sells any product to a person, business, or organization.  Now imagine after a few years they all get a 100% rebate. 

Imagine that all those parties financed their purchase instead of paying cash.  Now imagine they all have their monthly financed payments made for them.

What would that do for those that purchased the products using this model?  What if you got all  your money back, that you wasted in the past?  What would that create?

What if the…

This post is mainly for Keith McInnis and network or computer experts of like mind.  Keith asked for a chaotic systems example.  That got me back in an econometric state of mind as I was looking for just one example to top this part off.  For this, and this is quite appropriate to this forum,  I can turn to the economist Alfred Marshall who was one of the founders of neoclassical economics.  He was also a U.S. Representative from Maine.   



Macro economies are chaotic systems no…

GAIN members have asked for an explanation of what CEM is used for.  I have been guilty of what I often accuse others of doing.  Particularly my wife. She will (on a frequent daily basis) introduce an object of conversation without mentioning the subject.   After the first five minutes of listening, I find myself wondering what the subject is.  She is making sense, I just don’t know what she is talking about!  If I cannot figure it out; I will ask.  Once she tells me.  I say: Oh! (Not…

Keith E. McInnis commented on both my last posts implying that ...  I don't know what...; yet, I do know why AI fails and why science fiction writers were simply wrong.

The science fiction author Isaac Asimov. introduced (and later expanded upon) three laws of robotics in his 1942 short story "Runaround", although they were foreshadowed in a few earlier stories. The Three Laws are:

1. A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to…