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It's a badly-rhymed, gushing praise of the "invisible hand". I assume it's meant for indoctrinating children into free market ideology.
by scribu 9y ago
It's a badly-rhymed, gushing praise of the "invisible hand".
I assume it's meant for indoctrinating children into free market ideology.
- strainer 9y agoA very succinct summary. I think the slick video frame intro animation has helped it trend.
- gavinpc 9y agoIt's complete nonsense. Wizards? More like straw men. Actually my four-year-old just walked in. Me: How does bread get on the shelves? Tremé: By people carrying them. I don't know how they get up. People lift them and put them on the shelf. Me: If they don't have the bread we like, what happens? Tremé: Uh... they let... we would just eat them. Me: What if a lot of people said they didn't have the bread we liked? Tremé: They would give bread to someone else that didn't have food, and they would get their money to have a different kind of bread. Me: Are there wizards? Tremé: No.
- oli5679 9y agoYour son seems smart!
- dexterdog 9y agoMost of what they are indoctrinated into is quite the opposite.