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I think we human beings need to get our intentions out of the gutter. Parasitism as an intent is to profit at someone elses loss is gutter thinking every person who invest in the stock market or work for a corporation. It is illegal for any corporation to cure themselves out of business. I feel we quickly need to transition out of parasitic living quickly. Not sure why, but, these feelings are really based on my own personal understandings of what is. Current intentions is to maintain a systemic set of rules and incentives which promote the survival of the most ruthless and deceptive. Who thinks this is a good idea?

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