Edward E Rochon: 188 books

A preface notes the problems of gold and paper money with respect to pricing and economic stability. It proposes to offer a solution. Chapter 1 notes that the major value of gold has been a promise to pay attached to it, just the same as with paper currency. Chapter 2 notes the confidence in the value...

A preface states the purpose of the essay. The essay is general and not a specific how to make money treatise, rather how to get around money problems. Chapter 1 consists of 18 adages: Proximity to wealth is proximity to paradise. Conversely, we suppose proximity to poverty is proximity to hell. Proximity...

A short preface notes my first essay of the same name left some foggy areas needing amplification. Chapter 1 explains why I chose to call my suggestion redenomination rather than revaluation. I note that my method reverses the central bank procedure of expanding money by using a one shot expansion...

A preface notes my prior essays on economics and the extension of this essay from them. I make an analogy between Formula One racing and sound economics. Chapter 1 briefly discusses inflation/deflation and its unfair consequences, laying the foundation for inflation courts. Chapter 2 notes that past...

A preface shows that competition is not essential to free enterprise, and that cooperation need not always be good and productive. These are prefatory to the point of jobmaster. Chapter 1 elucidates the nature of competition and cooperation in economic endeavor. Chapter 2 lays out the basic objective...

A preface notes high tech advances that open fusion of stage and TV as never before. Notes my most popular essay: Mechanical Acting: An Essay as an informal adjunct to this essay. Emphasizes learning and health of drama. Chapter 1 discusses using stagevision to get more high value content out there...

A brief preface explains why ACV is better for economic planning in the future. Money is somewhat arbitrary due to several vagaries in its valuation. Chapter 1 expands a little on the points made in the preface. Chapter 2 gives an example of something potentially worthwhile for energy generation,...

A preface asks whether laissez-faire economics is a perpetual motion machine with Say's Law as the machine. The scope of the essay is stated. Chapter 1 discusses Karl Marx's Surplus Value and flaws in its assertion. For example, lower wages produce cheaper goods that lower wages can buy at lower prices....

The preface notes how important word plays and puns are to God and to stay in God's good graces. The French Revolution began shortly after puns were banned at Versailles. Chapter 1 lays out the plan for punny money: Stinkin' Lincoln Penny, Pickle Nickel, Rooster-velt Dime, Drawn & Quartered Quarters,...

I show that time is an absolute through the identity principle. Everything is what it is and happens in the time it happens absolutely. The time is absolute and all ratios to other events are absolute. All events are absolute in summation and so with the whole of the cosmos. I suggest that a feeling...

A preface notes some pertinent matters published in previous essays and states the purpose. Chapter 1 discusses the Prime Identity (Existence = Existence), and starts with an insert from a previous essay discussing time. I make my case for antecedent requirements of the statement itself as empirical...

[3rd edition] the work offers an explanation of nature and mathematics in terms of rectilinear algorithms. It starts by refuting the existence of transfinite numbers. It goes on to disprove irrational numbers, transcendental numbers, and even the literal existence of arcs. It explains arcs as appearances...

Several years ago I conceived an idea for a new type of ramjet plane. The plane carries its own oxygen supply in addition to its air breather capacity. At speeds above mach 6 an oxygen cloud is placed into the intake ducts to slow down the speed of the engine intake airflow. The airflow pushes the...

A preface states the purpose of the essay. It links the essay to my assertion that a mathematical continuum is impossible and this affects perception. Chapter 1 shows that a moment cannot be analyzed by transient thought, requiring past analysis of any moments of the past from some point in a future...