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	<title>Comments on: Art as Good as Money in Copenhagen</title>
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		<title>By: dustycole</title>
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		<description>brilliant idea, and piece! i must prematurely apologize for what i am about to share; my simple, caveman&#039;ish man-brain creates rhymes on an unconscious level at times (i hope), and i must confess, from &#039;artmoney&#039; my mind went straight to it&#039;s weird uncle &#039;fartmoney,&#039;. where farts are as good as money. value would be determined based on the invisible fart, errr i mean hand of the market, the meeting point of free market principles, supply and demand. if there began to be a run on interdependent resources, e.g., beans, quiche, eggplant parm, etc., a host of potential mechanisms could be brought to bear to ensure market and gastrointestinal efficiency, of which bernanke, geithner, and other leading economists could put their farts together, errr, i mean heads, to resolve market/gastro inefficiency. just look at bernanke, he&#039;s an incredible farter. you know it when you see it, didn&#039;t the supreme court say that(?), anywho. oh, and krugman is no slouch either, let me tell ya. if his ideas are worthy of being nobel (pun intended, keep reading), then his gases are totally ignoble, hey! get it, ignoble gases, ha, little geek humor, i try. thanks : )</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>brilliant idea, and piece! i must prematurely apologize for what i am about to share; my simple, caveman&#8217;ish man-brain creates rhymes on an unconscious level at times (i hope), and i must confess, from &#8216;artmoney&#8217; my mind went straight to it&#8217;s weird uncle &#8216;fartmoney,&#8217;. where farts are as good as money. value would be determined based on the invisible fart, errr i mean hand of the market, the meeting point of free market principles, supply and demand. if there began to be a run on interdependent resources, e.g., beans, quiche, eggplant parm, etc., a host of potential mechanisms could be brought to bear to ensure market and gastrointestinal efficiency, of which bernanke, geithner, and other leading economists could put their farts together, errr, i mean heads, to resolve market/gastro inefficiency. just look at bernanke, he&#8217;s an incredible farter. you know it when you see it, didn&#8217;t the supreme court say that(?), anywho. oh, and krugman is no slouch either, let me tell ya. if his ideas are worthy of being nobel (pun intended, keep reading), then his gases are totally ignoble, hey! get it, ignoble gases, ha, little geek humor, i try. thanks : )</p>
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