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 '''[[Scam]]'''.
-=== [[Climate skepticism]] ===
 [[File: Why isn't China concerned about global warming.jpg |thumb |right |200px |'''Q:''' Why isn't [[China]] concerned about [[global warming]]?<BR>'''A:''' Because they already have a [[communist]] government.]]

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 * [https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Cancer Cancer]{{WP}}
 [[File: Largillière, Nicolas de - The Artist and his Family - c. 1710 (cropped).jpg |thumb |right |200px |"Family Portrait" (detail) by Nicolas de Largillière, c. 1730, argued to be [[Richard Cantillon]].]]
-'''[[The Cantillon effect]]''' describes how newly created money benefits those who receive it first, at the expense of those who receive it last. <sup>[https://bennet.org/learn/glossary/cantillon-effect/ 1]</sup>
+== [[Cantillon effect]] ==
-'''[[The Cantillon effect]]''' occurs when governments, financial institutions, and asset holders benefit more from new money than those on the periphery. <sup>[https://blog.theya.us/the-cantillon-effect/ 2]</sup>
+'''[[The Cantillon effect]]''' describes how newly created money benefits those who receive it first, at the expense of those who receive it last <sup>[https://bennet.org/learn/glossary/cantillon-effect/ 1]</sup>, occuring when governments, financial institutions, and asset holders benefit more from new money than those on the periphery. <sup>[https://blog.theya.us/the-cantillon-effect/ 2]</sup>
-In the 18th century, French economist [[Richard Cantillon]] introduced what later became known as '''[[the Cantillon Effect]]''', the idea that injections of new money into an economy do not lead to a uniform rise in prices. Instead, prices adjust unevenly, depending on who receives the new money first. Those closest to the source of money creation benefit earlier, while others are affected later. That same logic still applies today. <sup>[https://www.sandmark.com/news/analysis/cantillon-effect-age-quantitative-easing 3]</sup>
+Still applicable today, in the 18th century, French economist [[Richard Cantillon]] introduced what later became known as the '''[[Cantillon Effect]]''', the idea that injections of new money into an economy do not lead to a uniform rise in prices.  Instead, prices adjust unevenly, depending on who receives the new money first.  Those closest to the source of money creation benefit earlier, while others are affected later. <sup>[https://www.sandmark.com/news/analysis/cantillon-effect-age-quantitative-easing 3]</sup>
 * [https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Cantillon Richard Cantillon]{{WP}}

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−	== [[~~the~~ Cantillon effect]] ==	+	== [[Cantillon effect]] ==

	[[File: Largillière, Nicolas de - The Artist and his Family - c. 1710 (cropped).jpg \|thumb \|right \|200px \|"Family Portrait" (detail) by Nicolas de Largillière, c. 1730, argued to be [[Richard Cantillon]].]]		[[File: Largillière, Nicolas de - The Artist and his Family - c. 1710 (cropped).jpg \|thumb \|right \|200px \|"Family Portrait" (detail) by Nicolas de Largillière, c. 1730, argued to be [[Richard Cantillon]].]]

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	* [[Communism]], the enemy of capitalism, according to the [[official narrative]].		* [[Communism]], the enemy of capitalism, according to the [[official narrative]].
	* [[Corporatism]]		* [[Corporatism]]
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		+	== [[Catallactics]] ==
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		+	([[Catallaxy]])
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		+	'''Catallactics''' or '''catallaxy''' is a theory of the way the [[free market system]] reaches [[exchange ratio]]s and [[price]]s. It aims to analyse all actions based on monetary calculation and trace the formation of prices back to the point where agents have made choices. It explains prices as they are, rather than as they "should" be. The laws of catallactics are not [[value judgment]]s, but aim to be exact, empirical, and of universal validity. It was used extensively by the [[Austrian School]] economist [[Ludwig von Mises]].
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		+	~ [https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Catallactics Catallactics]{{WP}}
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		+	* [https://web.archive.org/web/20241212055522/https://infogalactic.com/info/Catallaxy Catallaxy]{{IG}} on [[Archive.org]]'s [[Wayback Machine]]

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 * [[Bullying]]
 * [[Crybully]]
 * [[Cyberbully]]
 * [[Snowflake]]
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 * [[Bullying]]
 * [[Crybully]]
 * [[Cyberbully]]
 * [[Snowflake]]

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-Bullying is the use of force, coercion, hurtful teasing, comments, or threats, in order to abuse, aggressively dominate, or intimidate one or more others.
+[[Bullying]] is the use of [[force]], [[coercion]], hurtful [[teasing]], comments, or [[threats]], in order to [[abuse]], aggressively [[dominate]], or [[intimidate]] one or more others.
 * [https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowflake_(slang) Snowflake (slang)]{{WP}}
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 [[Bullying]] is the use of [[force]], [[coercion]], hurtful [[teasing]], comments, or [[threats]], in order to [[abuse]], aggressively [[dominate]], or [[intimidate]] one or more others.
-Cyberbullying is bullying someone or a group of people over the [[Internet]], [[social network]]s, [[forum]]s, [[wiki]]s, etc.
+[[Cyberbullying]] is bullying someone or a group of people over the [[Internet]], [[social network]]s, [[forum]]s, [[wiki]]s, etc.
 [[Cyberbullies]] may participate in [[cancel culture]], attempt to [[punish]] someone for what they have written, seek [[justice]] and/or [[revenge]] while claiming [[victimhood]] or representing [[victim]]s of real or imagined [[unfairness]] and/or [[wrongdoing]]s.  Cyberbullies, often envious, usually despise [[free speech]] in the name of insatiable [[political correctness]], where you can never be correct enough or apologize enough.  This form of [[social conditioning]] and [[cultural Marxism]] or [[cultural totalitarianism]], often from a Cyberbully acting as a [[sociopath]] and/or [[narcissist]], may only ever be an emotional outburst that may never make rational sense.

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 * [https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowflake_(slang) Snowflake (slang)]{{WP}}
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 == [[Cyberbully]] ==
 : ''Main article: '''[[Cyberbullying]]''', by [[User: RickSanchez]].''
-([[Cyberbullied]], [[Cyberbullies]], [[Cyberbullying]])
+[[Bullying]] is the use of [[force]], [[coercion]], hurtful [[teasing]], comments, or [[threats]], in order to [[abuse]], aggressively [[dominate]], or [[intimidate]] one or more others.
 * [https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyberbully Cyberbully]{{WP}}
 * [https://WikiSpooks.com/wiki/Cyberbully Cyberbully]{{WS}} ?
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+''Related:''
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 == [[Circumlocution]] ==
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+[[AKA]]: [[circumduction]], [[circumvolution]], [[periphrasis]], [[kenning]], or [[ambage]].
 The use of an unnecessarily large number of words to express an idea.  Sometimes needed in communication (such as providing greater context to cross language barriers), it can also be undesirable (with unfamiliar or misunderstood phrases), or formed as roundabout speech rather than a common and concise term.  Most dictionaries use circumlocution to define words.  Among other usages, circumlocution can be used to construct euphemisms, innuendos, and equivocations.

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 == [[Checks and balances]] ==
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 * [[Totalitarianism]]
 * [[Vaccine skepticism]]
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 * [https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyberwarfare Cyberwarfare]{{WP}}
 * [https://WikiSpooks.com/wiki/Cyberwarfare Cyberwarfare]{{WS}}
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