Constantia iii: Law & Principle
Posted: August 21, 2017 Filed under: Words In Imaginary Motion 3 CommentsSetting: Dawn Avenue, Constantia
Personae: Sir M. Thatcher – a businessman; Francis – a reporter
They don’t call me moneybags for nothing. I’m preferentially protected. Remember, bankruptcy probability is inversely proportional to wealth rank!
So in essence you’re saying the lower one’s economic status the greater the possibility for lack?
And vice versa. Yes, that’s precisely how wealth distribution works. I’m very fortunate and contented in this position.
So would be any of us, were we to find ourselves in the same. No man finds satisfaction in perpetual poverty.
Life is full of juxtapositions, ain’t it? Also, let me remind you that although wealth can be thrust upon, a position of power one has to assume.
Pareto principle at play perhaps?
More like Zipf’s law
A perpetual caste system.
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Things of that nature.
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Making also sure that the rich and poor do not receive the same education, the wealthy will have their insurance that only one of them will ascend to the thrones of power.
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