RE: Feeding People

["Will Decker" <willdecker@email.msn.com>]

If I read you right Neal there is no hope than for most of us who
live in misery in this market controlled world.  I refuse to accept no hope
for me or for by far the most of the rest of us who have to live unjust
diminished lives ... the "Silenced Majority".

In Deming are the answers to injustice ... they lie in the requirement and
tools to listen ... the rules of the scientific method that require and give
the ability to listen.

I bet increasing the quality of life will reduce economic waste and costs
just as increasing the quality of a product reduces waste and cost.  Pretty
simple 4th Grade Math, i.e., if you don't have to remake a failed product it
costs less, if you don't have to remake a failed person it costs less.

What we have to look for is the way to include all people in making the
rules that control our lives, i.e., the scientific method.  Don't you think
we need to keep trying?  How about a 35 hour work week with 5 weeks off per
year?  Wonder if that would work?

My vote then goes to Jean-Marie Gogue who wants to keep trying to find ways
in Deming to make our lives better.  I vote no to the market-alone way

Will Decker
Volkswagen Salesman
Oklahoma City, OK