the richest man in babylon,; chapter 1. a young arab man in palestine grew weary of carving his 700th chariot wheel from acacia wood, and took to his feather and inc sack, and wrote down in a scroll: "i desire to accumulate gold". when he brought these ideas to the forum, he was accosted by the sanhedrin of assryia for sinning against moloch and ba'aal for such an evil desire. still, he continued to write about his dreams of owning gold, and using these heavy rocks from the hinterlands, as a way to store my chariot-carving labor, and employ labor itself, rather than the motion of my own hand.   ndswrvsm
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