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Started this discussion. Last reply by Max Power Oct 8, 2012. 12 Replies 0 Likes
Hey men, This has been bothering me for a while now, and I just can't seem to make the decision on my own. I've been playing guitar on and off for around 7 years now (lately, mostly off). I used to…Continue
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Cole Jacobs replied to Michael's discussion Any free-market supporters here? in the group The Economists"The free market is one of the main reasons America has been a great country in the past years. Capitalism and competition are the reasons America has been able to make, perfect, and pass on revolutionary advances to the rest of the world. Without…"
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Mark Baker replied to Michael's discussion Any free-market supporters here? in the group The Economists"Personally, I don't believe that a free market system is the best system to use to achieve significant social development. That's because:
1. People tend to be selfish and thus put themselves before others, though that isn't always…"
Glendale Eugene replied to Michael's discussion Any free-market supporters here? in the group The Economists"Yes. I believe in and support a free market and free people to regulate themselves with common sense law not overwhelming rule by opinion from outsiders to the facts."
Rémy Vanschoonwinkel replied to Michael's discussion Any free-market supporters here? in the group The Economists"Well a true free-market, like the objectivists like to have it seems to be impossible if you ask me. Or atleast it's impossible if you aren't with the right people. I know from experience that people can get easily corrupted and that not…"
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Max Power replied to Michael's discussion Cutting losses and moving on."Guitars and amps ain't kitchenware, baby.
This stuff can be hard to replace (especially if you have quality gear), Pack it up and store it away if you must, but it is likely you may have a resurgence of interest down the road. Or, you may want…"
Rebekah replied to Michael's discussion Cutting losses and moving on."I agree with the consensus. The only thing I have to add is that I really don't like unused stuff in my home. If I had an old hobby that took up the space of multiple guitars and amps, I hope I'd consider getting the stuff out of my home…"
Max Power replied to Michael's discussion Cutting losses and moving on."It seems this is a common situation for us.
I started playing guitar when i was about ten years old, when I got a job at fifteen I had little time between school and work, and i got interested in cars and girls.
I kept my two guitars, but rarely…"
Justin replied to Michael's discussion Cutting losses and moving on."I feel that our hobbies change as we change. In what ways can you renew your interest in the guitar? Maybe you ought to try to learn a new style or new songs. If you've truly taken the time to determine if there is still a spark, the answer to…"
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