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I fully understand how distractions interfere with getting projects
done. I seem to have been going through a prolonged period of
"distractions" and have not been working on my goal of one UFO finished
each month. In March we gutted the closet in my sewing room and
installed organizers. That meant that I had to clean out and sort the
contents of all my bins, boxes, etc. - which revealed more UFOs than I
want to think about. Once the room was cleaned and organized, I have
had a hard time going in there and working on a project. I have stood
in the doorway and said Nahhhhh- I am not ready to mess it up yet.
Finally crossed the threshold this week and picked out this UFO to work
on. Even went to the fabric store for border and backing fabric. I
think I can get this top finished in June. I started it last summer and
then set it aside to work on other projects. So it is time to finish
this top.
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this is one Jacy started working on in May, but then switched to another and finished it for May instead. Perhaps this will be your June UFO Jacy?
i added some sashing, and played around with border ideas. But that meant I would need to make a bunch more QST units
Here is one Star has been working on.
Here is a picture of my April / May / ??? UFO in progress
I have been meaning to join this since the first of the year and just haven't done it. I will give it a try for this month and see how it goes. Being as I have had a quilt on the long arm for a month and it is not finished yet (Easy Street by Bonnie Hunter), I will need to get it done before I can quilt this one.
I am posting a picture of the blocks from Nana's Scrappy quilt that was done in 2012 I think or maybe it was late 2011. Anyway, the blocks have been sitting on my guest room dresser for many months. So I will see if I can at least get the top done. In cleaning out my sewing room I have found several different UFO lists by the year and it is totally depressing. So here goes to get one done!
I have finished my June UFO quilt top. I didn't have a pattern for this, so am naming it "Patched Pinwheels". It measures 64" wide x 76" long.
Close-up of block:
Here is my next UFO project. I made the quilt top shown in the first picture several years ago, but never got it quilted. I had decided it was too "gender specific" for a queen-sized quilt. From the leftovers from the first quilt I had assembled the second, smaller top. My plan now is to take both of them apart, down to the individual blocks and reassemble into two twin-sized quilts. Okay, okay - I hear those gasps of horror - take apart all that work? I know in my heart that this project is never going to be completed as it nowstands and I now have two great-great nieces, ages 1 1/2 and 3 1/2, for whom this gender-specific fabric would be quite appropriate. So here goes!
Queen-sized quilt top - measures about 80" x 108"
Smaller quilt top, measures about 34" x 54" (shown with leftover blocks and fabrics)
Nina, your patchwork pinwheels are stunning. I love the blues.
And turning the one quilt into two for the girls is a great idea. But I do love original top.
NinaK -- Way to go! I've always said, if the quilt doesn't suit, or something about it is wrong, take it apart and start over. Looking forward to seeing the end projects. And the girls will love them.
A bed without a quilt is like a sky without stars.
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I did work on a UFO today. Pam Bono's Out of Darkness that I started about 10 years ago. A block of the month. A neighbor started hers about 7 years ago. We are about at the same place. We are getting together every Wednesday afternoon to sew. She is a busy lady so is still a beginner, but she is quickly increasing her skill level on this one. I am past that beginner stage, but find this very challenging.
This hopefully will be complete sometime this summer. That is our goal.
we are getting to the end of June and have only one completed quilt so far, and that in Nina's. Nina, I love that quilt!
Tally of number of quilts or tops completed this year so far are:
Jacy: 5
Nina and Kris: 3 each
Wendy and Patti: 2
Patty Mc, Sabrina, Pat, Angele, each have one.
That's 19 quilts total.
Whoever has the most quilts or tops completed at the end of June, gets the 6 month award.
I want to finish something. So I took a look at my UFO shelf and pulled something out. I must have made this top 3-4 years ago at least. It's throw size. Or kid's bed. All I need to do is quilt and bind it. So this morning I am going to layer it.
I like your woodsy quilt Patti. I used that bear print for a quilt backing, great for a guy quilt. I hope you get a little quilting time in so you can finish it this month.
I got last month's project (quilt from DD's clothes) quilted and bound, I need to take a photo of it. I'm working on the border for the navy stars quilt, I don't know if I will finish by the end of the month, I should get busy, I get a lot more done when I have a deadline.
I didn't get my June UFO quilted (still have that darn Easy Street top on the frame) but at least the borders are on it so that will be it for this month. have a huge log Cabin to get done as soon as I get the one off the machine.
Jacy - I love your Star quilt.
Star - your Star's quilt is lovely - love the colors.
Nina - your pinwheel quilt is great - Blue is definitely my favorite color. Taking the queen top apart is definitely a work of love but you will be very happy to have quilts for both great, great nieces.
Patti - love your bear and cabin quilt.
I just added narrow vertical sashings to every second block to give the eye a place to rest. Probably should have made two smaller quilts and put sashings all around. Too late now! :-) At least it is a top now instead of a stack of blocks! it measures 60" x 67"
I don't know why my croppings in Picaso aren't working - oh well, need to go in and see why the full picture is showing.
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I just added narrow vertical sashings to every second block to give the eye a place to rest.
I just added narrow vertical sashings to every second block to give the eye a place to rest.
they really do add to the quilt and make it more pleasing to look at. The borders are perfect. Congratulations on getting it done. I really like scrappies. Nice job.
Marge, I like your scrappy with the neutrals added, it does add a little calm without toning it down too much.
I noticed your neutral is the very same fabric I used for my navy star scrappy, great minds think alike?


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"We're getting some new books today, Rebecca. I'll sign for the packages, but you need to try and make some space on the counter for them."
I snapped out my reverie of thinking about how good life was at the moment, and jumped into action. I began sorting through the books on the counter. Wow, lots of mystery today. I grabbed a huge armload of books to put in the mystery section. After putting them away, I grabbed another load.
I made sure to only take the ones with stickers, though, because the books are also color coded. Very effective, and way easier for me when I'm stacking books. I was just going to grab another armload when a boy pushed the door open, pulling a dolly with two boxes on it.
"Watch out for the step!" Michael and I both called. Too late though, cause he tripped and started to fall. A quick glance shared with Michael, and we both ran. Him to catch the dolly, and me to help the guy from falling on his face.
We both managed to catch what was falling, thankfully.
"Thanks." the guy said as I helped him up. "Thought I'd have to play basketball with a broken nose for a second."
"You're James Lightman." I said slowly, realizing what had just occured.
"And you're Rebecca Plotnik." he returned. He smiled and ran his fingers through his hair. I nearly melted. He looked like an angel when he smiled.
"Here, let me help you." He quickly broke away to help Michael lift the boxes onto the space I had cleared. The other one went on the floor behind the counter.
"What's in there, encyclopedias or something?" James asked as the three of us sipped water a few minutes later. To my surprise, Michael nodded.
"1940 American version."
"Cool." he stood. "I gotta go. More trips to make. Thanks for the water." "You're welcome." Michael called. "Bye, Rebecca." he called as he left.
I glanced at Michael. He shrugged. "Let's unpack them." he also stood up. I nodded and went to find something to open the boxes with.


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The small fishing village was small . It supported a population of about 200 and growing. The people were highly suspicious of strangers, and fiercely protective of their own. Just like any other growing town.
Then, a lone figure came to town. Nobody saw him, for he arrived just as the sunset, the time when mothers would call their children in for supper and the men would finish their working day with a few beers in the pub.
He was dressed in a dark cloak with a hood over his face. His chest was covered by a strong leather jacket and he wore two iron-tipped boots. He walked differently, with a grace no normal man should have. A small bulge on his side indicated a bag of some-sorts.
Nobody saw him. He was as quiet as the shadows he cast upon the ground. Strangely, his shadows seemed to be shifting, as if they were alive. He didn't seem to notice. It was natural to him.
He was hungry. It had taken him a few days to traverse the terrain in the countryside. He would rest here for the night and regain his strength. Hopefully, no one would give him any trouble.
The Stranger walked through the village, his eyes darting back and forth, looking for a sign that read tavern. He was rewarded when he saw a building with a sign on it saying;" The Old Sailor". He walked towards the door. Just before he opened it he paused. Was it a good idea? To come into a village. His kind weren't allowed. He chuckled at this thought. They didn't know what kind he truly was.
He composed himself and opened the door. The heat rushed out at him, making him close his eyes. When he opened them again, he realised that everyone in the room was staring at him. The bartender, the drunkards at the back and the working men sitting at the tables.
The Stranger walked slowly over to a vacant table, as far away from the other people as possible, and sat down. A good few pairs of eyes followed him. A few people started to talk to themselves, in a hushed whisper.
He breathed in slowly. He could hear what they were saying. "Who is he?" "Where is he from?" "We don't need his kind around here." "An Outsider."
He ignored the snide comments and focused as the waitress came over. He noticed that she seemed uneasy. "Anything you'd like, sir?' she said cautiosly. "Water and some roasted chicken,' he replied quietly. His voice was strong and his words meticulous. The waitress nodded and walked away as fast as she could.
He reached for his bag. It was a small little satchel. He opened it and reached inside, aware that people were still watching him. He found what he was looking for. It was a small little ring, golden in colour with a large red ruby on top. It reasonated with power.
He heard a sharp intake of breath and looked across the room. One of the men who had been whispering was looking at the ring greedily. The Stranger slipped the ring on his right index finger and let his hand rest on his lap.
He didn't need to hear the continued whispering to know what they planned. He smiled to himself. He needed some exercise. The waitress came over with his food and drink. Once she deposited it on the table she hurried away, faster this time.
The Stranger was just beginning to eat his roast chicken when the men made their move. One went towards him while two others went around, flanking him. He prepared himself for what was to come. The first man reached him and pulled out the chair in front of him before sitting down.
"Nice night innit?", he said in what he probably thought was a friendly manner. The Stranger swallowed before replying. "I suppose so, I didn't really notice,' he said back. The man grunted, his eyes flicking over The Stranger's shoulder to where his two henchmen were taking up position. The whole tavern was silent. All eyes were on the ongoing situation.
"Got a name, sir?' asked the man. The Stranger looked at him from under his hood. " My name is Bradan,' he replied. "Bradan eh?' the man said. He coughed forcefully into his hand before continuing. "Well Bradan, we're a small village, and we don't like your kind because you're a scummy lot,' he said.
Bradan put down his fork slowly before pushing his hood down. His face was that of a young man who was just after reaching adulthood, with messy brown hair and a small brown beard. But it was his eyes that the man found himselft staring at. His eyes were of the deepest ocean blue. They showed a vast knowledge and intelligence. But as well as that they showed something cold. Something dark. A deep, undying hatred.
The man shook his eyes and then sat back. "See, we don't like scum, and as such we tend to get rid of it when it comes to our village,' he said, with a cocky smile on his face. That was the signal for his two friends, who grabbed Bradan by the shoulders. Then all hell broke lose.
Bradan shoved himself back into his attackers as well as knocking the man over with the table. He fell to the ground with the two men and was the first on his feet. He reached down and grabbed one of them by the throat. With unnatural strength, he lifted his victim up into the air. The man gasped and choked for breath. Bradan smiled coldly and whispered one word. "Sracadh". The man's body exploded, showering blood and guts on everything.
There were screams and yells of horror as people panicked and ran for the door. The man he had talked to was crawling away as fast as possible. Bradan leapt towards him, grabbing his foot and hurling the screaming man at the wall. He hit it with a muffled clump and fell.
His other attacker had staggered to his feet, coated with his friends innards. In a moment of blind courage and desperation, he flicked out a knife from inside his clothes and charged Bradan. Bradan put his hand out.
The shadows came alive as dozens of black hands grabbed the man. He screamed in agony and fear as they began to pull. Bones snapped and intestines were ruptured as the the hands pulled their victim apart. As soon as they were finished they melted back into the shadows. The third man was lying with his back against the wall, gibbering with fear and disbelief. He whimpered as Bradan walked towards him.
"Whuuh...who....who are you,' he said, tears running down his face. Bradan knelt down to face him. "Who am I?' he said. He chuckled and then stood up. When he spoke, his voice changed to that of a one which reasonated with power. " Bradan na Duibhe, Mac Crom Cruach, is ainm dom,' his voice thundered throughout the village. The man screamed in terror. Bradan clicked his fingers. A spark of flame appeared in his palm.
He grabbed the man with his free hand, lifting him up. He the man was sobbing with despair. Bradan put the flame close to the man's mouth. The flame shot in to the gaping hole. The man shuddered and gasped for breath. Smoke drifted from his nostrils and his mouth as the fire burned him from within. His eyes rolled back in his head as he he jerked back and forth. Bradan let go of him and the smoking carcass that was once living fell to the floor.
He turned around, surveying the carnage. "Crom,' he whispered. His form began to change. It grew smaller. His skin grew rougher. Two large fangs appeared in his mouth. A tail sprouted from his back. Once the transformation was finished, a great, gleaming serpent was there. It's silvery scales shone like the moonlight. The serpent hissed, flicking it's tongue and then slid quickly through the blood and out through the open door, into the night. He was gone before the mob that had formed reached the tavern.
Furain an t-aoigh a thig, greas an t-aoigh tha falbh.
An Strainséir- The Stranger.
Bradan= Bray-Dawn.
Bradan na Duibhe, Mac Crom Cruach is ainm dom= My name is Bradan the Black, The Son of Crom Cruach.
Sracadh= Rip/Tear.
Furain an t-aoigh a thig, greas an t-aoigh tha falbh= Welcome the coming, speed theparting guest.
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Jim, when I checked the weather channel after I wrote that earlier email
our temps and humidity percent were the same as yours. So I exaggerated
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More lightning tonight so we may get another round of thunderstorms. I'll
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PS-On the preemergent thing, I still use granular so I have no idea what to
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> I'd be interested in the misting system, but don't make a special
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> Has been, hot, hot, hot here. Rained this AM [3/4 inch]. Then very
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> large patch of jungle with the grass hog at 7AM, before the rain
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> rainy day?
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> > myself with sunscreen before I left. Went to this new, cute kitchen
> > shop
> > with a friend who loves to cook. Very neat stuff, very expensive, but
> > something new to look at. Went to The Garden Gate nursery as my friend
> > needed some clay orchid pots and they have a new fabulous misting
> > system. There are fans all over the nursery hooked up to hoses that
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> > mist all over. Felt fabulous. They are the new "dealer" in town so I'm
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> > how
> > much it costs. They also had a Huge portable fan/mister. Can't recall
> > who the manufacturer is but if anyone is interested I'll find out.
> >
> >
> > Picked up 2 Duranta. A 'Sapphire Showers' and the variegated 'Alba'.
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> > going to plant them with my "regular" Duranta as it loves that spot and
> > I think the combo will look really good together. But, I'll be waiting
> > til the sun goes down for that.
> >
> >
> > Supposed to go to a party at 3:00, but I just can't seem to muster the
> > energy. Not a group of people I love to be with really, and it's hot as
> > Hades, so I can't imagine sitting around with a bunch of people I don't
> > really like all that much, in this heat. Can you say torture?
> >
> >
> > Stormed like crazy about 1:00 am this morning. I had three dogs sitting
> > on my head. I finally struggled into a sitting position so I could
> > reach
> > all three and waited it out til they calmed down. I haven't heard
> > thunder like that in a while. It was bad. We all zonked after that, but
> > we may have to go take a nap. I'd rather do that than go to the party.
> >
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Karl posted something that he should have titled "Stream of Consciousness" instead of "Unsubstantiated Claims" where he thought out loud. One of those thoughts landed on the Fisher effect.
My sloppy writing makes it sound as if I am saying Reihan should read up on the Fisher effect. What I mean to say is that Reihan brought up the fact that people fear inflation eroding savings. These fears are common. I have had many a Facebook debate over them. Indeed, Ron Paul has repeatedly pointed to this has his main reason for fearing debasement of the currency.
I believe that the Fisher effect is controversial among Austrians, and Keynes didn't believe in the relationship at all, except under hyperinflation. Using price inflation in the Fisher equation makes a lot of things confusing, because the composition of output under recession circumstances (less than full employment — or a flat SRAS) is that raising inflation expectations to, say, 3% from 2% will likely cause an increase in real output, leaving inflation at it's long-run target. Indeed, the Fed isn't even interested in boosting inflation expectations past its set 2%, and has made that very clear. What the Fed wants is higher NGDP…but unfortunately it operates under a target for nominal interest rates.
Scott Sumner has a post about how inflation is, counterintuitively, good for savers. The thrust of it is that raising NGDP expectations will raise the Wicksellian real interest rate. People will spend more on investment (maybe not consumption, but probably), and we will get far more output, while trend inflation remains intact (and if it doesn't, then the Fed can act as necessary). This is a boon to savers, as it raises not only the interest rate on savings accounts, CD's, and the yield on bonds…it raises other asset prices as well, like stocks, real estate, commodities, etc. All are vehicles for saving, and a higher level of NGDP causes every type of investment to increase its yield.
This is the fundamental reason inflation is confusing. People think a lot about cash, but not many people save in cash (as in safes) under a normal positive trend inflation rate — criminals mostly. I think that price inflation is just muddying the debate here, and is completely useless.
A little late, I know, but Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
A couple days ago, Reihan Salam put forth the question of why the United States is so great. Which means how has the US economy performed so well over the last century? Karl answers with what he deemed a "conventional answer", and FreeExchange grapples with the question, concluding a mix of market size and the influx of talent to America (read: immigration).
I agree that market size has a lot to do with the wealth that the US generates. The most important thing to note is that the US is a free trade area. Capital and labor are free to migrate easily and efficiently across the borders of states in the US. This advantage, the comparative advantage of trade, has allowed the US to innovate in ways that having trade barriers would not allow. The most striking example comes from (I believe) David Friedman, when he noted that there are two ways to make automobiles; you can erect a factory and build them with steel, or you can plant a field and build them with agriculture…or, presumably, you could erect a tower, and build them with finance. The easy with which this division of labor can manifest itself within the United States is definitely a key to the prosperity we enjoy. Although I believe that the advantage of market size has run its course, it has still been very important.
I want to touch on an element that fell out of favor among researchers in the 60's, but has since seen a tepid renaissance. That is, culture matters.
Conveniently, that is the title of a book that was put out after a Harvard international studies conference headed by Lawrence Harrison and Samuel Huntington. To begin, I'd like to turn to Robert Putnam, from his book, Making Democracy Work, in which Putnam describes his visit to the government offices of the poor Puglia region of Italy:
In the dingy anteroom loll several indolent functionaries, though they are likely to be present on an hour or two each day and be unresponsive even then. The persistent visitor might discover that the offices beyond stand only ghostly rows of empty desks. One mayor, frustrated at his inability to get action from the region's bureaucrats exploded to us, "They don't answer the mail, they don't even answer the telephone!"
Putnam then contrasts that experience with the experience of the government offices in the rich Emilia-Romangna region in the north:
Visiting the glass-walled regional headquarters is like entering a modern, high-tech firm. A brisk, courteous receptionist directs the visitors to the appropriate office, where as likely as not, the relevant official will call up a computerized database on regional problems and policies…A legislative pioneer in many fields, the Emilian government has progressed from words to deeds, its effectiveness measured by dozens of daycare centers and industrial parks, repertory theaters adn vocational training sites scattered throughout the region.
These two regions stand but 400 miles away from eachother, but they may well be worlds apart. The curious question is, why? They are both populated by Italian people who share the history of Italy. Putnam concludes that the source of this disparity is low trust leading to an inability to achieve large-scale cooperation. He argues that the differing histories is the source, tracing all the way back to medieval times. While the south was traditionally monarchist, hierarchical, closed, and dominated by the church; the north was more egalitarian, communal, and open to trade. Later, the north was influenced by the ideas of the enlightenment.
The idea is that while the south was discouraging networks from forming, as they presented challenges to the hierarchy (and especially the church), the north embraced the formation of social networks, which allowed it to form valuable human (and social) capital.
In their book, Harrison and Huntington present data regarding trust and economic performance (measured in PPP per capita GNP). Not surprisingly, there is a strong correlation between the percentage of people who "trust people in general", and GNP per capita (sorry I don't have a link, but if I find suitable data, I'll reconstruct). The question is, why? Argentinean scholar Mariano Grondona has proposed typological rules. These rules fall into three broad categories.
- The first category are norms related to individual behavior. These include norms that support a strong work ethic, individual accountability, and a belief that you are the protagonist of your own life and not at the whim of mystical powers or "powerful leaders".
- The second category are norms related to cooperative behavior. Foremost is a belief that life is a non-zero-sum game and that there are payoffs to cooperating in a larger group. Societies that believe in a fixed pie of wealth have a difficult time creating social capital, and are often characterized by looting and cheating.
- The third category are norms related to innovation. Cultures that look to rational scientific explanations of the world tend to be more innovative. It is also very important that a culture be tolerant of heresy and experimentation. Orthodoxy stifles innovation. It is also important that a culture welcome competition and celebrate achievement. Overly egalitarian societies reduce the incentives for risk-taking.
Not surprisingly, those cultural traits are also the key to well-functioning organizations, including businesses, charities, and governments. A final norm, and one that is possibly the most important, is how people view time.[1] As Eric Bienhocker states:
Cultures that live for today (or, conversely, are mired in the past) have problems across the board, ranging from low work ethic, to inability to engage in complex coordination and low levels of investment in innovation. Why work hard, and invest in cooperation and innovation if tomorrow doesn't matter? In contrast, cultures that have an ethic of investing for tomorrow tend to value work, have high intergeneration savings rates, demonstrate a willingness to sacrifice short-term pleasures for long-term gain, and enjoy high levels of cooperation.
Trust also affects the intangible wealth of nations. Bryan Caplan is fond of touting the fact that poor immigrants are extremely productive, as long as they work in America. The amount of physical capital (A, k, L in Cobb-Douglas) in the US certainly tells part of the story, but as the World Bank has pointed out, it can't come anywhere near telling the whole story. In fact, our institutions contribute 80% to the US' capital stock. Contrast that with the poorest nation on earth, the Democratic Republic of Congo, whose intangible capital actually depresses the total wealth of the country.
William Easterly has pointed out that in the last half-century, the developed world has provided more than $1 trillion in economic assistance to the developing world. Yet poverty in places like Africa and South America still persists. Africa even regressed[2] (until recently). The lesson? It is important not to ignore the cultural basis of economic growth.
[1]The Origin of Wealth, Eric Bienhocker. I'd like to thank Bienhocker as well, for providing a guide to much of my analysis of culture.
[2]Just wanted to let you know that that is one of my very favorite TED speeches. It is incredibly inspiring.
Karl does not like karma. Now obviously, being the anti-theist that I am, I don't believe that there is a benevolent god dishing out karmic punishments and rewards…nor do I think there is a necessary causal link between actions in your social life, and haphazard physical consequences (i.e. helping an old lady across the street, and then finding five bucks…or yelling at your sister, and then stubbing your toe on a chair).
Karl is quite right that human lives are basically a fight against entropy, in which entropy always eventually wins. We strive to use energy inputs to create fit order (which of course, is called "wealth" in economics), in order to escape griding poverty. And in order to maintain such a regime, we need a constant influx of energy inputs and a constant outflow of waste. If these conditions aren't maintained, everything falls back into a disorder and disarray…most of the population on earth dies, and all of our crowning achievements whither away.
However, this fact need not lay waste to the entire concept of karma. Due to the nature of our societal setup, there is ample opportunity for repeated interaction. This is what I view as the key to the concept of karma. In a world where there is no repeated interactions with people, then there is no need for the concept, as your past circumstances are unknown upon future interactions. Because our society offers ample opportunity for us to repeatedly interact with multiple groups and individuals. Thus, our past actions have a causal link to future interactions.
For example, imagine Robinson Crusoe and Friday are stranded on an island in which they are forced to interact daily. The probability of friendly our hostile interaction is directly related to the results of past interactions. Thus, if Crusoe stabs Friday, he increases the probability that Friday will respond with either violence, or avoidance. One can imagine extrapolating this simple model into a society with multiple complex interactions, and see how someone who always acts in a way that is hostile toward people would end up living in a world where he/she was either under constant threat of retaliation, or seclusion. This may seem like just desserts doled out by a just god…but it is really just the sum of all of the interactions people have.
Ostensibly, we are all perceived to be "mean" to some people, and "nice" to others…most people work to gather and groom a social network, and human interaction is of course very complex, so the probability distributions are never nice and tidy…and are generally always in flux. However, it is a useful way to think somewhat scientifically about a popular moral concept.
P.S. One note about the Tea Party's notion of economic "fairness". It is generally a conservative attitude that through grit, determination, and hard work; a person will be able to pull themselves up by their bootstraps into a higher income and better life. However, as liberals like to point out (and often oversell), mobility is oftentimes lower than what intuition tells people. Tom Hertz of American University produced a study (PDF) of income mobility in America which is actually pretty good. What it shows is that mobility within the middle class is often exactly what intuition would tell you…but mobility out of deep poverty, and into the highest echelons of wealth are much, much less than popularly perceived.
That mostly happens to be a lottery, however in a study named "The Apple Doesn't Fall Far from the Tree" (gated), the team of researchers found that there is a high correlation in pro- and anti-social behavior between parents and their children. It is my opinion that success is often attributable to the (often inadvertent) learning and second-nature understanding of social norms of behavior. These norms are not the same for each societal class…and to have any hope of breaking into a different class, these norms have to be mastered. I'm sure you've heard of the contempt of "old money" to the "newly-minted wealthy". This gives people who have grown up imitating these values a home-field advantage. It is also why the "middle class" is a relatively mobile section of the income distribution — middle class is a very large range of incomes, for which similar values hold.
So in short, I tend to agree with Matt Miller (with whom I rarely agree) that the type of society we should try to build should give maximum equality of upside opportunity combined with a downside safety net. The idea being that (as a society) it is in our interests to have a lot of wealthy people…so it would benefit everyone to help the poor get rich, rather than economically punish the rich. The structure of private/public interaction in this setup is something that I'm sure I'll differ from many on the left.
P.P.S. I've always struggled with the question of "fairness" of economic outcomes. Are there any "fair" economic outcomes? What would constitute such? Is the the completely wrong question to be asking? I kind of think so, but I'd be interested in hearing what you readers have to say on the subject.
Karl has a post today arguing that Brian Wesbury is wrong for taking the view that fiscal stimulus is not effective (indeed harmful!) for two reasons: 1) that it pushes up interest rates through government borrowing (crowding out), and 2) people will expect future taxes to pay for the stimulus.
Unfortunately these are annoying arguments that get conservatives in a lot of trouble with smart commentators on the other side, and then tend to discredit their entire enterprise. Paul Krugman has made a cottage industry out of sniping these crude arguments from otherwise distinguished economists (see Robert Barro via flexible-price models).
However, while Googling Mr. Wesbury, I came across an article that I want to dredge up from February 2008. I want to do this not to point out that Wesbury has no credibility (like some commentators *ahem*), but to show how thinking in terms of interest rates screws people up, and how uncertainty is very dangerous to reputations. The title of the article is "Brian Wesbury Sees No Recession Ahead".
Q: You say we are not in a recession and we are not even headed for one, right?
A (Wesbury): That is correct. Every single recession in the United States for the last 80 years has been preceded by a tight Federal Reserve policy — in other words, excessively high interest rates. And we clearly don't have that today. Recessions are also preceded frequently by tax hikes or protectionism. So I would say that today we have very low interest rates, we have low tax rates, and we are not moving in a protectionist direction. As a result, those conditions that have led to recessions in the past don't exist. One last point: I know of no point in history where we have ever scared ourselves into a recession. It just has never happened before and I don't think it will happen this time, either.
This is a bombshell of a quote. My main point is that given the events that had happened up until then, saying that we won't experience a terrible-horrible recession was not an unreasonable position to take. The problem is equating the setting of interest rates with the stance of monetary policy. I also know of no correlation between taxes and recession, and I'm sure he had in mind Smoot-Hawley when he was talking about protectionism…but that tariff was a drop in the bucket of what the actual problem was (then and today): falling NGDP.
By late 2008, in hindsight, Wesbury looks like a fool…but how would he have possibly known that the Fed would let NGDP fall at the fastest rate since 1938 later in the year? As a counterfactual, had the Fed kept up expectations that it would hit its 5% NGDP growth target, Wesbury's statement wouldn't look so bad today.
Arthur Laffer was (YouTube) famously in the same boat while talking with Peter Schiff, and of course made to look like a moron. My first piece of advice would be to not attempt to make public predictions. Since that is impossible, my second piece of advice would be to err on the side of caution when making predictions based on models (that is also true with NK multiplier models)…especially when facing strong headwinds.
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