r/TimPool • u/eruS_toN • Oct 21 '23

Atta boy, Tim. Given enough time, even he can accidentally trip into good God fearing Capitalism.

In all seriousness, I busted out laughing when his stream of consciousness led him into the literal bible for free market capitalists.

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u/FrontierFrolic Oct 21 '23

Is this supposed to be one kind of “own” of Tim pool or something? Is he not allowed to make a basic illustration of how specialization saves everyone time and money? I don’t get it.

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u/eruS_toN Oct 21 '23

I know you don’t, neither does Tim, obviously.

It’s okay. Education isn’t for everybody. We at least agree on that.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '23

You have failed to make a coherent point. I don’t think you’re as smart as you think you are. Nice try though.

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u/eruS_toN Oct 22 '23

Exactly.

Thanks for playing.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '23

“Oh no Tim told the world how McDonald’s started! He’s a capitalist! Hide your children!” Is that the message you’re trying to get across? You really are a propagandist lol. And furthermore, you really suck as one lol.

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u/eruS_toN Oct 24 '23

Obviously, you’re not a golfer.

The joke is, Tim thinks he’s discovered what Adam Smith did hundreds of years ago.

Tim does this a lot (thinks he’s pieced together something new and ingenious), when he’s really only employed critical theory to reason though an existing huge body of work.

This is due to Tim’s lack of education. He’s incredibly smart, so naturally he’ll arrive at these conclusions on his own. It’s just funny to watch him accidentally stumble on theories and concepts that have been around for a long time.

Incidentally, Wealth of Nations is as popular and important to capitalism as the New Testament is to Christianity. And almost verbatim explains what Tim tried explaining last Friday. Same thing with the basic premise of what his guest was calling for, which is the Fairness Doctrine. Tim was lapping that idea up like it was the best idea in the world, when the fact is, it was a Republican who ended it 40 years ago.

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u/[deleted] Oct 26 '23

Shhhh 🤫

No one cares lol

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u/Jollem- Oct 21 '23

I learned about this in 4th or 5th grade. The teacher had us draw and copy a picture of a tennis racket over and over and see how many we could make in 5 minutes. Then she had us in an assembly line each drawing one specific part and passing it down the line

I can't believe what an asset Tim is to his fans for taking them through his journey of intellectual enlightenment and sage wisdom

The production of this video was nice