Why Some are Rich and Others Poor

Why Some are Rich and Others Poor PDF Version

Fairness is not a natural part of our universe. Our species is born with a sense of fairness between ourselves and others, mostly on an individual basis. In society overall, self interest is our only significant incentive. The rich know how to succeed financially. The poor lack that skill.

Those of us who think in the light of reality know these things automatically. This amounts to possessing an advantage – The Fantasy Free Advantage. What is true is true…. whether we like it or not. Society as a whole fantasizes to avoid reality because in its raw form it is so daunting. Laws of dominance and subservience govern our world, Fantasy is a more pleasant notion and it replaces the gravity of our entire existence.

Notice that Jesus never tried to challenge the overall scheme of things in the world at that time. Instead, while being charitable to the poor, he never suggested a means of eliminating poverty. Sometimes what is not written in the bible is as important as what is clearly stated.

Accept reality as nature presents itself , and peace magically follows as disappointment wanes. Even if we can’t eliminate poverty, we have peace. Peace is worth a lot.

 

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About jamesq

ames Quillian is an economist and political analyst whose work is rooted in natural law. He doesn’t chase numbers. He studies the forces in nature that make the numbers what they are. That is why he is early. That is why he is accurate. James respects facts, but he knows they are almost never available when critical assessments must be made. Intelligence agencies hide them. Politicians distort them. Media replaces them with placeholders. What people call facts usually turn out to be temporary stand‑ins for what eventually emerges. Natural law provides the solution. Living by natural law means living in the light of reality. Living in the light of reality produces the fantasy‑free advantage, the ability to see what is obvious while others are trapped in narratives. The fantasy‑free advantage begins with three structural truths. Know that you don’t know. Even when you know a little, there is always more you don’t know than what you do. We are all born into an eternal power struggle. The world is governed by laws of dominance and subservience. Accept those truths and you are on the path. There is more. James is always willing to explain the rest.
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