I find it highly fascinating that commodity production

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Props up the whole structure of a society. Take whole industries/instituitions propped up by commodity production for example.



Advertising. The BILLIONS of dollars spent on advertising represent but a fraction of revenues of the commodity producers that hire advertising firms to push their stuff into the market. This whole advertising industry - existing as it is, is but a piece, a section, propped up by commodity producers.



Next, media. TV channels, news channels, music channels, newspapers, radio etc. Almost everything you see on TV, newspapers and hear on radio is there thanks to advertising revenues which the channels and media must generate to keep going. And behind all advertising is the commodity producer who has the money to pay the advertising agency to buy air time on channels and space on newspapers.



Next, the big centers of finance - banks. Centers where vast sums of capital are concentrated. Capital that arises from commodity production. Banks loan (capital stored in banks by commodity producers ) are used to finance the ventures of other commodity producers. Interest paid to the bank by the commodity producer from the revenues from sales of the commodities.



The stock exchange - developed to raise sums of capital for commodity production.



Rate of technological advance, big well equipped armies, extent of corruption in government, form of state - these are all decided by the level of the development of the mode of commodity production in a given society.



All very, very fascinating indeed.
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that is highly fascinating.
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HI IT IS FASCINATING
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Hahah, that's funny because bots write that!!
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i might actually have some thoughts about this ironman. but first, i'm not clear about what defines a commodity. i'll list some commodity "chains-of-production" i have in mind.



oil-gasoline-gas station (brands) (cenex, phillips 66, etc.)

cane/beet sugar - sugar processing plants - sugar (brands) (always-save, shurfine, then major expensive brands...which often use the same product from the same plant...they just take turns filling their bags. :alien: )



please clear me up real quick on what a commodity product is. products (usually common basic need-type products) which are produced by independent companies, who compete against each other.
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Brucella abortus.
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okay stop being a smart ass. i'm really trying to understand the definition of a commodity product here. you need to learn to time your smart ass analogies better hidden. there's a time and a place for them. and there's a time to step it up and be a teacher. you obviously have a lot to teach.
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well that was obviously hormonal, but my point still stands.
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Were you talking to me?
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is your name hidden? did anyone else respond to me? was your response a response to my post? i didn't even understand it. but i assumed you were mocking me anyway cuz thats what you do. and yah, it was obviously directed towards you. you're such a sharp hard-on bearer but you always hide in a dark sarcastic core of mockery and amusement. a lot of smart people do that, and in the process they hurt people and miss out on opportunities to teach. :ra:
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You're being paranoid.
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did it not affect you at all? shit. thanks for the heads up.
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You lost me.



You talking balls now?
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no i'm serious. i know i'm insecure, and i recognize within myself delusional tendencies. and you just called one out. or maybe your still just fucking with me. either way, opportunities to confront my problems are always :xx: . and i've been delusionally considering finishing my psychology degree, and i have good first-hand experience with psychological issues.
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Brucella abortus is a bacterium. It sometimes infects cattle and causes them to abort their fetuses.
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i can see how that would have a possibly shocking effect on commodity production.
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What do you mean by "commodity"?
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i'm not sure!!! :oof:
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[quote name="cat hallucination"]no i'm serious. i know i'm insecure, and i recognize within myself delusional tendencies. and you just called one out. or maybe your still just fucking with me. either way, opportunities to confront my problems are always :xx: . and i've been delusionally considering finishing my psychology degree, and i have good first-hand experience with psychological issues.[/quote]





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[quote name="Johnny"]What do you mean by "commodity"?[/quote]

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[quote name="HbW"]

Actually, scratch that, the first step is getting laid.[/quote]



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[quote name="Johnny"]What do you mean by "commodity"?[/quote]



products, i guess.
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the best stand up i've ever seen was last night from geoge carlin. dave chapell is awesome too.



the flamethrower commodity



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not his best but short and relevant to the commodity thread.



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wrong thread
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