Analytical
Subject Index
to Books I-III
S-Z
S
Sadism
- according to Freud, I: 57
- the Money Trust and, I: 57
- nihilistic Capitalist
instincts: destructiveness and, I: 61
Sadistic
- death instincts, of the
business cycle, II: 30
- instincts, of Big Business
and Big Governments, I: 58
- -ly destructive greed, III:
11
- or wicked destruction, III:
24
Satellites, global
positioning, I: 22
Schema
- Kantian method, II: 21
- organized around categories,
II: 21
- purpose of, II: 21
Scheme
- "capitalist scheme of
values" (Mumford), III: 1
- empirical evidence,
corroborating, II: 6
- fraudulent, II: 13
- get-rich-quick, II: 23
- "shrewdest"
(Rousseau), I: 54
Schrödinger's
equation, III: 37
Science
- bankers and monopolization
of, I: 18
- benefits of Man from: entrapment
of nature as "calculable" reserve (Heidegger), III: 5
- Capitalism not grounded in,
III: 4
- Darwinism grounded in, III:
4
- Man's Darwinian advantage,
III: 29
- must never become the
exclusive property of Big Business or Big Government, III: 29
- used in the production
process: its control and monopolization of, I: 18, 55
- World order challenged by,
III: 14
Science and
technology
- after the year 2000, III:
28-31
- benefits to society from, I:
57-58
- on Big Business divorcing,
from scientists and engineers, I: 3
- control over, in the War of
Capitalism against Reason, III: 28
- controlling all: product,
process of production, and, I: 17-18
- danger from, to arbitrary
authority, I: 51
- and the dominion
imperative, III: 3
- and freedom, I: 35
- the good life is not
accessible to all despite massive progress in, II: 32
- incredible achievements of,
I: 35
- models of, I: 52
- monopolizing, I: 18
- must be redirected to
enhance life, III: 29
- as new way of thinking, I:
51
- and oppression, I: 35
- on privatizing, III: 28
- progress in, II: 32
- society's mastery of, I: 58
- See also Science,
Software, Technology
Scientific
- benefits from scientific
discovery, III: 30
- enquiry, III: 17
- laws, II: 12
- method, Galileo's, III: 14
- method, modern, II: 11-12
- method, strategy consistent
with the, II: 11
- "scientific-technological
elite" (Eisenhower), III: 3, 30
- understanding of nature,
III: 17
Scientists
- influence of top, on public
policy, III: 30
- on opportunities to divorce,
from their science, I: 18
Secret
- arts, I: 53
- "avenger of secret
offenses" (Voltaire), II: 1
- "doctrine"
(Orwell), I: 52
- intelligence, I: 38
- meaning of "universal
experience" (Hegel), III: 39
- of nature,
"unconcealed" with "technology" (Heidegger), III: 4
- offensive action, I: 43
- of religious authority, I:
62
- of rulership, I: 31
- trade, I: 3
Secure(d)
- on banks being compelled to,
and preserve the life of enterprises, I: 58
- Capitalism as priesthood is not,
III: 28
- "exclusive rights"
cannot be (Paine), I: 55
- foundations of Capitalism
are not, III: 25
- how "dominion"
over nature is (Heidegger), III: 5
- how energy is, III: 4
- how fictive rights to usurp
economic powers are, I: 51
- mastery of Man as servant
cannot be, I: 64
- mind manipulation: how
Capitalism is made, I: 62
- monopoly rights cannot
be, I: 55
- property must be, to
preserve peace, I: 55
- rights, I: 52
- unfair accumulation cannot
be, III: 27
- when rights are made
(Paine), I: 55
Securing
- advantage through use or
abuse of artificial intelligence, III: 30
- dominion of Capitalists,
III: 5, 23
- fixing and, the advantages
of rich usurers, III: 27
- "liberty,"
and deceit (Rousseau), I: 54
- Man as source of labor, for
the rich, III: 7
- the permanence of the
Capitalist economic order, III: 26
- and preserving the dominion
of the rich, I: 51
- and preserving the life of
enterprises, I: 58
- and stabilizing relationship
between parties to agreements (Rawls), I: 58
- "services that can be
priced" (Hayek), II: 4
Security
- against global servitude,
III: 3
- against nuclear attack, III:
3
- agreements, II: 14
- against panics: "Banks
have no security, on any system" (Ricardo), I: 36
- collective economic, of
people everywhere, I: 47
- creditors have no,
against panics, on any Justice System, I: 36
- economic, and flawed
policies, II: 15
- economic, and stability of
families, II: 15
- enlarging "Dominions"
in the name of (Hobbes), I: 53
- future economic, of
families, II: 15
- future economic, of the
nation, II: 15
- future financial, II: 23
- "safety" and:
"end" for which people "are in society" (Locke), I: 49
- and stability, in
agreements, I: 61
- threats to job, II: 15
Securities
- cash resources and, at
Canada's top five banks, I: 46
- government, II: 25
Selection
- Natural (Darwin), I: 26;
III: 10
- natural (Malthus), I: 28
- unnatural, III: 10, 11
Selfishness (Plato), 8a
Separating
- Americans from their British
brethren, I: 33
- financial and commercial
powers, I: 21
- from the best place
in the world, II: 16
- the means of production,
from workers and entrepreneurs, III: 19
- the Money Trust from the
legislature: to maximize justice, I: 55
- "property" from
its possessors (Aristotle), III: 17
- Québec from Canada, II: 16,
27-28, 29, 34
- reality and appearance, II:
8
- skills from workers, I: 3
- women from their families,
I: 3
Separation, III: 9
- of "classes" and
"development of intelligence" (Spencer), III: 24
- of justice, from technology,
III: 29
- locality and: unabling
possession, III: 17
- of people, by Capitalism,
III: 25
- physics of, applied to
society, III: 9-10
- Québec, II: 16, 27-28, 29,
34
- rates, hospital, II: 56
Servitude
- in antdom, I: 27
- basis of fear and continued,
of entrepreneurs and workers, III: 19
- of borrowers: enframed
in the Solomonic creed, III: 10
- cannot be peace (Rousseau),
I: 54
- Capitalism becoming another
road to tyranny, misery, and, I: 5
- causative force of, money,
III: 6-7, 9
- condemning people to
eternal, Darwinistic advantages II: 33
- on danger from rapacious
Capitalists who know how to dominate Man as, III: 30
- Darwinistic: hidden goal in
the Rule of Law, III: 26
- deepest and darkest roots of
Man's, III: 8
- dominion over Man as, III:
32
- enframent of, in
Capitalism, III: 31
- "enmeshed in
servitude" (Hegel), III: 19
- the entrepreneur's struggle
to liberate and preserve himself from, III: 27
- flexible, I: 17
- Gargantuan debts are nothing
but indentured, III: 28
- global, need for security
against, III: 3
- good indexes of personal
indenture or, III: 10
- on greed compelling the
Money Trust to maintain economic, by force, I: 37
- intelligent machines will
replace, III: 29
- Man dominated as mere stock
of, III: 3
- Man entrapped by
Capitalism as calculable reserve of, III: 5
- Man subjugated as economic,
or slavery, III: 7
- must be relegated to
machines, II: 33
- on natural death of
economic, II: 28
- new form of economic:
student loans, I: 10
- new virulent and pernicious
forms of economic, I: 3
- obedience and, fiction of,
I: 63
- and obligation of borrowers
to lenders, I: 10
- for the poor, and will to
power of the rich, III: 5
- reducing "whole
populations to servitude" (Orwell), I: 23
- and slavery, hunted down, I:
56
- on "slavery" and
"limited servitude" (Aristotle), I: 27
- superhigh concentrations of
indentured, III: 27
- usurer calculations to
extract, III: 21
- value of, 8a
- See also Capitalism,
Slavery, Solomonic creed, Usury
Signal
(ling)
- beginning of the
Harvesting-Predation phase of the business cycle: speculative overinvestments, II: 21,
III: 20
- false, to creditors, I: 9
- to creditors the initiation
of a constructive destruction process: bank action, II: 13
- a new economic order:
changes in the distribution of money and loans, III: 22
- propagating as a chain of
causal influences, III: 22
Slave(s)
- defined by Aristotle, III:
1, 35
- dimension of Being, 11a
- dominion over humans as:
facilitated by a fictitious world order, III: 17
- state: defined by laws, III:
31
- trade, transatlantic, III:
25
- traders financed by credit,
III: 25
Slavery
- freedom and, III: 39
- in "countries deemed
the most advanced in the world" (Zinn), I: 29
- in the New World, I: 29
- not eradicated in the West,
III: 35
- in Quantum Theory of
Economics (QTE), III: 35
- value of, 8a
Social
- advantages, II: 13
- capitalist "social
virtues" vs. "cardinal virtues" (Mumford), III: 1
- change, II: 17; III: 18
- cohesion: degenerating into
distrust, I: 35
- contract, I: 52
- and health and welfare
implications, of the time- distribution and time-structure of money, II: 56
- on "powerful social (or
antisocial) interests" (Bunge), III: 1
- on "preventing deep
insights into the social mechanism" (Bunge), III: 1
- responsibility, of large
corporations, I: 28
- responsibility and
accountability, of Big Business and governments, III: 29
- safety net, II: 34
- "recipe for breeding
social unrest" (Schumpeter), I: 20
- and welfare misery, origin
of, II: 56
Social and
economic
- and financial concepts,
schema connecting, II: 21
- changes, in the business
cycle, II: 17
- consequences of the credit
crunch, II: 21
- data, II: 29
- events, potential links in a
chain of, II: 11
- forces for creation: life
instincts, I: 58
- gains: trivial or deceptive,
I: 40
- how to arrange "social
and economic inequalities" (Rawls), I: 40
- misfortunes, II: 29
- order, unfolding of, III: 18
- problems: traced, I: 56
- repulsion energy, III: 9
- variables, III: 18, 22
Socialist outbreaks, and
Capitalism (Spengler), II: 3
Socialism, III: 24
Society
- anarchy or loss of control
over, I: 32
- benefits of science and
technology to, I: 58
- Capitalist, II: 13, 28
- catastrophic effects on, of
legal flaws, I: 56
- cause of flawed, I: 56
- civil, I: 20, 53; III: 20
- condition for creating new
wealth and prosperity, I: 58
- on embodying the will of, in
banks, I: 58
- "fundamental rule of
society" (Locke), I: 49
- implicate order of:
encoded in laws, II: 33
- integrity of: preserved by a
wise government, I: 48
- life and death
instincts of, I: 57-58
- man and: "not
perfectible" (Malthus), I: 27, III: 27
- reasoning about, I: 52
- risk of destroying "the
foundations of a free society" (Hayek), II: 4
- on the "subjective
bases" of (Hegel), II: 25
- tensions in, II: 4
- on the "true founder of
civil society" (Rousseau), I: 53
Software
- and electronic banking
services, III: 16
- global usury and, I: 22
- losing job to, I: 60
- replacing bank CEOs with,
III: 29
- replacing bank tellers with
multimedia, III: 29
- on using, to pervert the
results of an election (Penrose), III: 30
- preprogramming, with the
veiled intention to secure advantage, deceive, or defraud, III: 30
Solomonic creed [Proverbs 22:7],
I: 23, 36, 51, 56; III: 4, 5, 8, 10, 16, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 31
morality, need for a
critique of, III: 8
Space-time
- distribution and structure,
of money, II: 68: III: 18, 19, 23
- evolution of effects: how
determined, III: 40
- implicate order of
economy, II: 68
- pattern, of commercial real
estate loans, II: 50
Speculation
- and overinvestments, III: 18
- Keynes on, II: 23
- on the mysterious origin of
quantum mechanics, III: 38- 39
Speculative
- activities: an integral part
of unité de plan of usurers, III: 19, 20
- activities and credit
crunch, II: 23
- overinvestments, II: 6, 14,
15, 19, 21, 23
Speculators
- and usurers: favored by the implicate
order of the economy, II: 68
- backed by banks, I: 9
- banks and, cohesive and
collective behavior of, III: 38
- financed by usurers, III: 19
- get-rich-quick schemes of,
II: 23
- on usurers-
entangling and victimizing sound entrepreneurs, III: 20
- overinvestments by, I: 34,
56
Sphere
of influence, of banks,
III: 22
Spontaneous
- distrust, I: 35
- market order, economic
dirigisme masquerading as, I: 14, 15
- the marketplace is clearly not,
II: 30
- nothing, about the last two
overinvestment cycles in commercial real estate, I: 15
- open rebellion, I: 36
- recurrent boom-to-bust
cycles are not, I: 9
Spontaneously
- acting as whole and, the
People, I: 43
- emerging, support for the
People, I: 47
Statistics Canada, I: 46
n., P6-3, P7-1, P15-1; II: 7, 27, PB-1, PB-4, CC-5,
CD-1, CE-1, CE-2, CE-3, CE-4, CE-5, CF-1,
CF-2, CF-3, CF-4, CF-5, CF-6, CF-7, CG-1,
CG-2, CG-3, CH-1, CH-2, CH-3, CH-4, CH-5,
CH-6, CH-7, CH-8, CH-9, CH-10, CH-11, CH-12
Stochastic
desires and free will, in the marketplace, III: 32
Stratagems and deceit, I: 38
Strateg(y) (ies)
- consistent with the
scientific method, II: 11
- divide-to-rule, III: 10
- for subjugating humans, I:
26
- fundamental, and practices
of modern Capitalism, III: 10
Structural
- imbalances in Canada's
economy, II: 17, 35
- issues, associated with the implicate
order of the business cycle, II: 37
- links. See Links
- unity of the business cycle,
ugly, III: 21
Structure
- bank governance, II: 14
- on directing the legislature
to re- the whole Legal System, I: 39, 42
- and distribution of
bank-money, II: 37
- and distribution of loans,
at top banks, III: 22
- economic: how encoded (QTE),
III: 38
- of evil in the marketplace:
how modeled, III: 33
- flawed legislative, I: 39
- notion of (Bohm), III: 17
- nuclear, information, III:
38
- single, order enfolded
in a (Bohm), III: 17
- space-time distribution and,
of money, III: 18, 19, 23
- substance and, of thinking
about the future of the Rule of Law, I: 55
- of war, I: 38
Subjugat(ed)
(ing)
- indentured servants, I: 51
- Man as mind and spirit, III:
7
- millions, as slaves, by
British and other transatlantic trade, III: 25
- people, economically and
politically, I: 41
Subjugation
- contractual, I: 3
- economic, I: 29-30
- by hostile economic forces,
I: 35
- instrument of, I: 13
- on lying, deceit, and
(Schopenhauer), II: 11
- of Man as economic servitude
or slavery, III: 7
- of others, I: 26
- power and, III: 7
- strategy for, I: 26
- through debt, I: 35
- value in coercion and, money
as, I: 3
Suicides, II: 42; III, 22
Sumeria, I: 51
"[S]upreme
danger"
(Heidegger), III: 5
Survival
- of Capitalism (Schumpeter),
III: 9
- and change of destiny, III:
11
- and exploitation, I: 28
- "Survival of the
Fittest" (Darwin), I: 26; II: 1; III: 10
- of free men and women, I: 61
- and freedom, III: 32
- of G7 countries, in the next
millennium, III: 24
- of governments, III: 30
- on surviving recessions, II:
14
Switzerland, I: 64
T
Talent,
of money managers
(Galbraith), I: 32
Technology
- and bankers, I: 21
- cannot be separated from
justice, III: 29
- Capitalism perverted as
Faustian, I: 3
- Darwinistic, for
domesticating Man as labor, III: 10.
- Darwinistic, for dominating
Man as labor: Capitalism, III: 10, 28
- for dominating Man, as slave
or servant, I: 62
- "dominion" through
(Heidegger), III: 3-4
- "enframed" as
essence of: "dominion over" nature (Heidegger), III: 3
- "essence of technology,
as a destining of revealing" (Heidegger), III: 5
- "the essence of
technology lies in Enframing" (Heidegger), III: 3
- every, is a summons
to dominate, III: 4
- every dominion is grounded
in a, III: 4
- "extreme danger"
from (Heidegger), III: 7
- Faustian: for dominating
Man, I: 3-4
- and the good life for
citizens, II: 32
- Heidegger's concept of dominion
as, III: 4
- Heidegger's method of thinking
about, III: 4
- hijacked by Big Business and
Big Government, I: 31
- as ingenuity for
unconcealing the secrets of nature (Heidegger), III: 4
- and innovation: potentially
alienable, I: 60
- as instrument of dominion,
III: 29
- as instrument for ordering
and commanding nature (Heidegger), III: 3-4
- on an irresponsible banker
being tempted to destabilize a firm in order to claim its R&D tax rebates and, II: 14
- and jobs at banks, III: 29
- Man's selective tool, III:
29
- "megamachine"
(Mumford), I: 22
- megamachine for
dominating economic transactions, III: 29
- and money, I: 17
- need to redirect: to enhance
life, III: 29
- new wealth and: created by
entrepreneurs, III: 20
- not necessarily used to
create wealth for citizens, I: 17
- oldest, for dominating Man:
Capitalism, I: 62
- out-of-control, Capitalism
masquerading as, III: 30
- on people being replaced by,
II: 24
- primal, for dominating Man
as worker or servant: Capitalism, III: 4, 28
- privacy protection and, I:
21
- privatizing science and,
III: 28
- on redirecting: to multiply
the opportunities of Man, III: 29
- on separating justice from,
III: 29
- on substituting, for humans
in the marketplace, I: 17
- that summons the
Capitalist to dominate Man, as labor stock: Capitalism, III: 4
- as "summons" for
Man to dominate nature (Heidegger), III: 3-4
- transferring God's dominion
to Man (Heidegger), III: 5
- used to increase
productivity and to eliminate jobs, I: 17
- on usurers needing
entrepreneurs to create new wealth and, III: 20
- on what secures,
preserves, and enhances the dominion of Man over nature (Heidegger), III: 5
- will eliminate jobs,
III: 29
- See also Capitalism,
Science and technology, Trinity of Capitalism
Teikoku Databank Ltd., I: P15-1
Telecommunication, I: 21
Theorem, III: 30
- No-Return: alleged proof of
knowledge's unbounded growth, III: 24
- General Relativistic
No-Return (Tipler), III: 24
Theoretical
insights, from Heidegger, III: 18
Theories,
Conventional, of Economics (CTE), III: 32-34
Theory
- of "Eternal
Recurrence" (Nietzsche), III: 24
- Fundamental Theory of the
Business Cycle (Ayoub), III: 18-25
- of "Lordship and
Bondage" (Hegel), III: 33
- of matter, space, and time,
III: 33
- of probability, III: 38
- quantum, III: 25, 33, 36-38
- quantum, mysterious origins
of, III: 38-39
- Quantum Theory of Economics
(Ayoub), III: 32-43
- Quantum Theory of Ethics
(Ayoub), III: 37 n.
- of "radical evil"
(Kant), III: 32-33, 40-41
- A Theory of Justice
(Rawls), I: 40, 47
Therapeutic abortions. See
Abortions
Think, how we, III: 17
Thinking
- about the business cycle,
III: 18
- about the future of the Rule
of Law, 55
- current economic, III: 33
- cynical, about Capitalism,
I: 63
- Heidegger's on dominion
through technology, III: 3
- Heidegger's method of, on
technology, III: 4
- "how,"
"way," and "what" of (Heidegger), III: 27
- in money: Faustian money,
II: 3-4
- new way of, I: 51
- new way of, about economics,
III: 17
- not the exclusive property
of a chosen few, I: 52
Thought
- defining man and his
"corner in terms of what is to be thought" (Heidegger), III: 27
- most fraudulent. See
Solomonic creed
Threats
- to break up the country,
economic origin of, II: 29
- to the commonwealth, II: 26
- to the country, II: 6
- to the economic being of
citizens, from the Capitalist mode of Being, II: 34
- to the economic security and
stability of families, from flawed policies, II: 15
- to job security, II: 15
- to personal economic
stability, II: 13-16
- to the safety net, II: 6,
15, 25, 29
- to the sovereignty of the
nation, II: 21
- from usury out-of-control,
III: 21
Time
- Being and Time
(Heidegger), III: 16
- connection between
"Spirit" and (Hegel), III: 16
- -evolution of
economic state vector, III: 38
- -evolution of key
financial, economic, and social variables, III: 18
- -evolution pattern,
of bank-money, II: 50
- first- entrepreneurs:
cannot see around the corner of the marketplace, III: 27
- full- jobs, III: 29
- greatest fraud of all, III:
26
- motion and, in quantum
theory, III: 36
- of signing acknowledgment of
debt, III: 21
- and space, and quantum enfoldment-unfoldment,
III: 39- 40
- space- distribution
and structure of money, III: 18, 19, 23
- space- evolution of
effect, III: 40
The Toronto-Dominion Bank,
I: 46 n.
Trade
- British transatlantic: first
global marketplace of humans as property, I: 29; III: 25
- cutting off, I: 33
- "lucrative vices of men
of trade" (Hobbes), I: 51
- NAFTA, I: 12
- "The trade of the petty
usurer": why "hated with most reason" (Aristotle), III: 10
- robbing and spoiling
in the name of (Hobbes), I: 53
- "scientist's stock in
trade": "manipulating nature" (Wood), III: 3
- secrets, I: 3
- slave, I: 29; III: 25
- See also Free trade
Trade Cycle
- Marx's theory of the, II: 3
- theory of the (Popper), II:
4
- See Business cycle
Transaction(s)
- basic economic (Friedman),
I: 5
- credit and debit, I: 21
- economic, cannot be divorced
from freedom to choose true evil, 10a; III: 33
- economic, and evil
procedures, III: 41
- fees earned by banks, I: 22
- financial, I: 15
- health care, III: 29
- history of, I: 10
- megamachine for
dominating economic, III: 29
- monitoring and controlling
economic, I: 21
- "transactions-motive":
one of three determinants of "liquidity preference" (Keynes), II: 23
- private economic, III: 32
- prophetic literature against
usurious, I: 23
- pure and simple, I: 21
- quantum, III: 33
- of unsuspecting citizens,
and privacy, I: 21
- usurious quantum, and
freedom (QTE), III: 32
- voluntary, I: 9
Transfer
payments, to families,
II: CG-3
Transnationals, I: 15, 29, 35
Trinity
- of Capitalism:
Usury-Entrepreneurship-Technology, III: 20, 28
- of Mind, Life, and Justice,
III: 28-29
Trust
- and banks, I: 10
- brain, of Capitalism, I: 28
- breach of, I: 49
- on breaching the people's
(Locke), I: 49
- companies and banks, I: 9,
34
- conditions for mutual, I: 58
- Money Trust collapsing
without, I: 35
- withdrawal of, I: 36, 43, 48
- See also Money Trust
Trusting
- bank crisis management
capabilities, II: 4
- bank ethical codes, II: 4
- bank governance structures,
II: 4
- bank practices and
procedures, II: 14
Tyranny
- British empire and, I: 31
- despotism and, I: 54
- "law of the
strongest" (Rousseau), I: 54
- of the legislature, I: 32
- "Tyranny of the
Majority" (de Tocqueville), I: 32-33, 35, 39
- road to, I: 5
- usurpation and, I: 19
- Voltaire on, I: 33
Tyrants, economic, I: 35
U
UN Human
Development Report 1995, 8, 28, 34
"Unbroken
wholeness" (Bohm), III: 17, 18
Uncertainty, I: 38, 57
- principle
(Heisenberg), III: 39
- in quantum mechanics, III:
17
Underemployment, II: 11,
15, 24
Unemployment, I: 9, 19, 34: II: 4, 6, 7, 8, 11,
15, 18, 24, 37; III: 10, 22, 32
Unfolded
- dangers from the business
cycle, III: 17
- order (Bohm), III: 18
Unfold(ment)
(ing)
- Bohm's notions of enfoldment
and, III: 40
- of the business cycle:
modeled, II: 22, 37
- of the economic and social implicate
order, III: 18
- of economic transactions:
unconcealing the 'free' market as a Hobbesian theater of economic war, I: 9
- of events in time, II: 17
- of the implicate order
of the business cycle, III: 23
- now-not-yet, of the
business cycle, III: 22
- of the past: determining
Capitalist future, III: 23
- and propagation, through the
economy, of collective changes in the distribution of money, III: 34
- quantum enfoldment-,
III: 39-40
- recurrent enfoldment-
pattern of the business cycle, III: 18, 40
- up-side of the business
cycle, III: 23
- of war, I: 38
Uniform Crime Reporting
Survey. See Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics
Unincorporated
business, debt outstanding of, I: 9, 19; II: 11, 24, 28, 68; III:
10
"[U]nité
de plan" (Schopenhauer), II: 30; III: 19, 20
- motives and intentions,
revealed by, II: 21
- Schopenhauer on, II: 10, 21
- underlying the business
cycle, II: 21
United
States, I: 1, 16, 21,
29, 32, 33, 34, 35, 49, 62; II: 8, 13, 18, 27, 31, 32, 34; III: 16, 36
- Department of Commerce, I:
46, P15-1; II: CH-9, CH- 10
- Department of Labor, II: CC-4
- Department of the Treasury,
II: CH-10
- Government Manual 1987/88,
I, 32 n.; III, 16, 36
- See also
Administration
Unit, the People as a, I:
44
Uniting
- against common enemies,
I: 54
- cause and effect
(Hume), II: 8
- "in one
self-consciousness": thought (Kant), II: 9
Unity
- "analytical unity"
(Kant), II: 9, 21
- "brought by the
understanding" (Kant), II: 9
- "deep unity"
(Bohm), III: 17
- existence characterized in
terms of "aim," "unity," and "truth" (Nietzsche), III: 8
- giving rise to
understanding, II: 9
- "no grand unity"
underlying "all becoming" (Nietzsche), III: 8
- "unity in
judgments" (Kant), II: 9
- of the substance of
bankruptcy, II: 9
- "unity of the Thing
with itself" (Hegel), III: 39
- ugly structural, of the
business cycle, III: 21
- underlying the economic
experience, II: 9
- "understanding as an
absolute unity": "under one common representation" (Kant), II: 9
Units
- economic, II: 20
- family, I: 46
- foreclosed, II: 15, 56
- of money, III: 9
- risk of being ousted
or expropriated by "giant industrial units" (Schumpeter), III: 9
Unity of plan. See Unité de
plan
Universal
- banks, II: 34
- creed for overthrowing
greed, I: 35
- "experience"
(Hegel), III: 38-39
- "hypothesis"
(Popper), II: 12
- law, II: 12
- "measure of value"
(Smith), I:11
- relation of causality, II: 8
- system, III: 8
Universe
- assumed infinite, in the
proof of the General Relativistic No-Return Theorem (Tipler), III: 24
- Capitalist franchise to
colonize and exploit the, III: 24
- whole reality of the, III:
17
University
- Harvard, III: 14
- not accessible to all, I: 60
- University of Chicago:
intellectual bastion for Capitalism, I: 27
- Oxford, III: 30
- Yale, I: 56
Unnatural
- concentration of economic
powers, I: 13
- fictitious bank-money for
credit creation, III: 10
- any Rule of Law with
Darwinistic servitude as its hidden goal, III: 26
- selection: dominion
over Man, III: 10
- usury declared, by
Aristotle, III: 10
Up-side, of the
business cycle,
III: 18, 23
Usurer(s)
- accused, rightly or wrongly,
of trickery, deception, cunning, and evil intentions, III: 20
- aims, plans, and goals of,
III: 20
- and collateral, III: 19
- concealed plans of
Capitalists and, II: 21
- credit creation as
primary tool of, for entangling entrepreneurs, II: 21
- credit lines favoring, III:
20
- desires and enjoyment needs
of, III: 19
- destruction and predation,
III: 24
- and entrepreneurs, II: 21;
III: 20
- exploiting entrepreneurs and
workers, III: 19
- and Faustian money,
II: 3
- favored by the implicate
order of the economy, II: 68
- feeding on entrepreneurs,
III: 27
- and fictitious bank-money,
III: 10
- global, and Faustian
plans to Rule the World, I: 23
- and globalization, III: 22
- and Harvesting-Predation
phase of the business cycle, III: 21
- indenturing owners of minds,
I: 13
- interest of, in expansion
and distribution of money, III: 20
- as lord, III: 19
- nature of the relationship
between entrepreneurs and, III: 19
- needing entrepreneurs to
create new wealth and technology, III: 20
- overinvestments by
speculators and, II: 56
- potential loss of the
entrepreneur's new wealth to, III: 19
- quantum economic
entanglements with, III: 34
- and the rigged marketplace,
III: 27
- self-consciousness of, III:
19
- self-will and freedom of, enmeshed
in servitude, III: 19
- Solomonic logic of, I: 23
- speculative overinvestments
allow, to entangle entrepreneurs unawares, III: 20
- speculators financed by,
III: 19
- standing-reserve for,
III: 19
- and student loans, I: 13
- tightening credit, III: 20
- "The trade of the petty
usurer": why "hated with most reason" (Aristotle), 8a; III: 10
- unité de plan of,
III: 19
- victimization of sound
entrepreneurs, III: 20
- See also Capitalism,
Trinity of Capitalism, Usury
Usurious, interest and
fees, III: 19
Usury
- achieved with other people's
money, II: 3
- Aristotle's primal argument
against, III: 10
- can become an unprecedented
global Frankenstein monster, III: 22
- and Capitalist
self-destruction, III: 10
- declared most unnatural,
by Aristotle, III: 10
- and flawed legislation, III:
27
- as gain at the expense of
others, I: 3
- global, I: 22-23
- indenture through, III: 34
- and monopoly: divide-to-rule
strategies of Capitalism, III: 10
- out-of-control, dangers
from, III: 21
- Plato: hostile to, II: 29
- as unnatural selection:
injurious to Man, III: 10
- See also Index of
Biblical and Prophetic References, Trinity of Capitalism
V
Value(s)
- of assets and collateral:
decreased by speculative overinvestments, II: 14-15, 23-24
- Capitalist scheme of, III: 1
- in subjugation and coercion,
7a; I: 3
- collateral, II: 14, 19,
23-24
- on creditors placing no, on
Watt's engine patent (Scherer), III: 15
- distressed, II: 19
- economic, I: 60
- eigenvectors and eigen-,
III: 37
- "stamped as value"
(Nietzsche), III: 7
- in exchange, 7a; I:
3, 12
- of existence, III: 9
- expected (QTE), III: 37
- family, I: 3
- and Faustian money,
II: 3
- future, of a stream of
payments, III: 40
- maximizing surplus, I: 17,
55
- mean (QTE), III: 37
- measure of, I: 11
- vs. merit, I: 17
- "measure of value"
(Smith), I: 12
- net present value (NPV),
10a; I: 14
- nihilism rooted in decline
of (Nietzsche), III: 8
- "price system"
(Hayek), I: 12
- Ricardo on, I: 12-13
- in use, I: 3, 12
- "world looks valueless"
(Nietzsche), III: 8
Veil(ed)
- of deception, I: 56, 59, 61
- economic, II: 32
- of ignorance, I: 59, 60-61
- intention to secure
advantage, deceive, or defraud: programmable in software, III: 30
- "veiled truth of
Being" (Heidegger), III: 23
Venture capital, I: 18; II:
14; III: 16, 28
Vices, I: 27, 51, 52, 53; II: 30
Vicious
- cycle of poverty, II: 31. See
also Business cycle
- fight against Galileo's
scientific method, III: 14
Violence,
insurrection, and guerilla
warfare, I: 38
Virtues, I: 28, 52; II: 30, 33; III: 1, 33
Vital Signs 1995, I: P7-1
Voltaire, I: 26, 33, 52, 63; II: 1
Vom
Kriege
(Clausewitz), I: 38
W
War
- against radical evil,
III: 41
- "art of acquiring
property" (Aristotle), II: 32
- avoiding, I: 38
- Capitalist, against Reason,
III: 28
- cardinal virtues in:
"force" and "fraud" (Hobbes), I: 53
- character of, I: 42
- Clausewitzian doctrine of,
I: 41
- Clausewitzian Plan of, I: 41
- Clausewitzian principles
of, I: 41, 42-43
- concept of, I: 47
- as "continuation of
policy with other means" (Clausewitz), I: 42
- "culminating
point" of (Clausewitz), I: 43
- economic, I: 9, 34-35
- encroachments can lead to,
I: 38
- to exact strategic
concessions, I: 42
- Gedanken Plan of, I: 39, 41
- Hobbesian, I: 19, 53; II: 27
- idea of, I: 47
- kind of, I: 38, 42
- laws of, I: 47
- Machiavelli on, I: 37
- modeling of, I: 38
- money, I: 46
- nature of, I: 41, 42
- operational objective of, I:
42
- peace without, I: 41
- plan of, I: 38, 41
- planning for, I: 37
- political purpose of, I: 42
- primary aim of, I: 41, 42,
49
- principles of, I: 38
- progress of, I: 43
- seeking, I: 20
- simulated, I: 38
- state of, with the people
(Locke), I: 49
- strategy of, I: 38
- "stronger form of
waging war" (Clausewitz), I: 43
- structure of, I: 38
- trade cycle and, II: 4
- untenable concentrations of
fictive powers lead to, III: 27
- World, I: 4, 32, 35
- zone, economic, I: 35
Warning to
leaders, 7a; I:
39
Wealth
- accumulation, 7a; III: 26
- "aristocracy of
wealth" Jefferson), I: 50
- Canada's, I: 34
- concealed plan for creating,
for the benefit of Capitalists and usurers, II: 21
- concentration of, II: 25,
26; III: 34
- creating, for citizens, I:
17
- creation, I: 56-58; III: 18,
19, 24, 27
- distribution of knowledge
and, III: 24
- England's, III: 14
- entrepreneur's new: a
tempting target for entanglement by usurers, III: 21
- fraudulent transfers of
(QTE), III: 41
- gap, II: 27
- harvesting and predation of,
II: 21, 24
- Hegel on concentration of,
II: 25
- increasing, and eliminating
bondage, III: 31
- inducing entrepreneurs to
create new, for Capitalists, III: 20
- legislation most conducive
to increasing freedom and, III: 31
- mechanism for transferring:
from working families to the Money Trust, I: 15
- No-Return Theorem and
per-capita, III: 24
- of the People, and the
business cycle, III: 23
- People's, I: 41
- plundering other people's,
I: 56
- predation, III: 24
- quick transfer of, to
gamblers and their backers, III: 20
- ruin of common-, I:
53
- on seizing, confiscating, or
expropriating the entrepreneur's, III: 21
- vs. soul, II: 29
- superhigh concentrations of,
III: 27
- threatened common-, II: 26
- traditional sources of, I:
13
- transfer of, increasing
slavery (Plato), II: 29
- transfer of: to richest
families, from poorer families, II: 64
- unfair transfers of, II: 21,
24
- on usurers laying claim to
future, III: 20
- vulnerability of the rich in
every part of their, I: 54
Wicked (ness)
- characteristic of the
marketplace (QTE), III: 41
- defined (Kant), III: 41
- destruction, III: 24
- exploitation, I: 14
- freedom to choose to be good
or, III: 32
- and genetic flaws in
Legislation, 9a
- Hobbes' view of man as naturally,
I: 53
- in the game of catallaxy,
III: 26
- "radical evil"
(Kant), III: 32
- truth about the new economy,
I: 17-18
Will
- arbitrary, of Big Business
or Money Trust, I: 59
- of bankers and creditors:
how unconcealed, II: 10
- compelling the Money Trust
to fulfill the will of the majority, I: 42
- compelling persons to submit
to exploiter's, II: 11
- free, of citizens, in the
marketplace, III: 32
- freedom of, III: 34, 41
- freewilled beggars, I: 19
- human, and
"propensity" to evil (Kant), III: 33, 41
- Men with good intentions
and good, I: 9
- and new consciousness of
Being, III: 28
- "objectivity of
will" (Schopenhauer), II: 11
- of the People: how
fulfilled, I: 39
- presenting "fictitious
motives" to another man's (Schopenhauer), I: 1
- self- and freedom: enmeshed
in servitude, III: 19
- society's, to live, grow,
and thrive, I: 58
- of the theater of
operations, I: 44-45
- Will to Power
(Nietzsche), III: 4, 7, 8, 9, 23
- World as Will and Idea
(Schopenhauer), II: 10-11
- unconcealed, from unity
of plan, II: 21
Willing
- destiny, II: 33
- operatives, I: 54
World
- best place to live in
the (UN), II: 8, 15, 16, 28, 34
- "Brave New Worldian
nightmare" (Huxley) I: 31
- conception, III: 9
- division of, III: 17
- Dyonisian (Nietzsche), III:
23
- evil in the, I: 27
- Faustian plan to Rule
the, I: 23
- on general withdrawal of
deposits around the, I: 35
- Hobbesian, II: 27
- how we conceive the, III: 17
- and "inverted
world" (Hegel), III: 39
- marketplaces in the
developed, I: 29
- number of Capitalists in
the, III: 23
- order: challenged by
science, III: 14
- order, defective, III: 25,
28
- real financial, II: 8
- struggle, for mastery over
Man as economic servant or slave, I: 39
- on technology transforming
the, into objects that can be dominated, III: 7
- "true
world" (Nietzsche), III: 8
- ultimate control of the
assets of the, III: 27
- "whole world of
becoming as a deception" (Nietzsche), III: 8
- World as Will and Idea
(Schopenhauer), II: 10-11
- "world looks valueless"
(Nietzsche), III: 8
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