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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;longnine009, post: 31362, member: 1886&quot;]Yes Catman, it&#039;s the archives express.&nbsp; What do suppose </p><p>would happen if market grading collapsed tomorrow?&nbsp; Now </p><p>I can see all the eyes out there rolling around and hear all the</p><p>snickers.&nbsp; But the market grading system is just that--a system.</p><p>Systems are order, authority and central control.&nbsp; The world </p><p>has been trending in that direction for 500 years and now &quot;times</p><p>up.&quot; It&#039;s been up, IMO, since the collapse of the Soviet Union.&nbsp; </p><p>Was there ever a bigger system than that? Chaos and deviance</p><p>check and attack order/authority/central control and especially</p><p>status quo.&nbsp; You can believe that humpy dumpty was thrown off</p><p>that wall by the barbarians scaling it. They probably went to his </p><p>house after that and drank up all his beer. </p><p><br /></p><p>So what happens when a system collapses? It doesn&#039;t just vanish</p><p>into thin air.&nbsp; It becomes something else, just as the former Soviet</p><p>Union did. However, it can&#039;t go back to what it was or they&#039;ll just </p><p>throw humpty dumpty over the side again.&nbsp; It has to adapt and </p><p>arrange itself to a new way.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Now...where do suppose they would get their ideas from to build </p><p>a new grading system if it were to collapse tomorrow? From the </p><p>archives and from memories of people who read the&nbsp; posts of a&nbsp; </p><p>couple of thousand dissenters of market grading.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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