>I don't know where you got the idea that I believed that wealth is fixed and that we need central planning to work I'd say the statement "Jobs are not created

>I don't know where you got the idea that I believed that wealth is fixed and that we need central planning to work I'd say the statement "Jobs are not created, only reallocated." did that. Whatever your beliefs and intended context, your statement is completely incorrect. You are describing things backwards: Jobs do not create wealth -- individuals seeking wealth create jobs. Individual 'A' hires individuals 'B through n' to realize their vision to build wealth. Jobs do not spawn themselves spontaneously and seek out individual 'A' to bestow upon them the wealth generated by the working individuals 'B through n'.