From: Dieter Dambiec <d.dambiec-AT-student.canberra.edu.au> Subject: RE: M-TH: Re: G.A. Cohen Interview in Philosophers' Web Magazine Date: Fri, 24 Oct 1997 23:20:32 +1000 ------ =_NextPart_000_01BCE0DB.96DDA8E0 -----Original Message----- From: Rakesh Bhandari [SMTP:bhandari-AT-phoenix.princeton.edu] Sent: Friday, October 24, 1997 6:18 AM Now it would be nonsensical to claim that Marx didn't care one whit about the distribution of income, though we should note immediately that Marx did not embrace income redistribution out of a love of equality--Marx was a celebrant of inequality, that our greatest cultural accomplishments should be given unequal reward so that they may flourish over mediocrity and vulgarity and that our individual differences should be allowed to flower, that genius should be given every opportunity to flourish, while those who need special attention to gain access to humankind's wonderful accomplishments should receive unequal attention as well. [>] The problem is due to Marx's limited understanding of the need for incentives to achieve work production even in a socialist society. There are many attractions in society, and it is the nature of human beings to run after these attractions. Communism exploited this human tendency by promising to give equal wealth to all. But the mundane resources in the world are limited, so is it possible to provide equal wealth to all? No, and the attempt to do so is nothing but a dazzling ostentation. Now communism has met its end. Communism was nothing but a bogus "ism" -- a mere ostenta tion of verbose language and nothing else. Rather than trying to give equal wealth to all, the proper ap proach is to ensure that everyone is guaranteed the minimum requirements of life. As the income of some people increases, the radius of their minimum requirements should also increase. Just to bridge the gap between the more affluent people and the common people, we have to increase the minimum requirements of all. PROUT also advocates that the maximum amenities should be provid ed to especially qualified or gifted persons to enable them to render greater service to society. This should be done by setting aside some wealth for those with special capabilities, but the provision of the maximum amenities should not go against the common interest. This relationship between minimum requirements and maximum amenities has already been clearly explained in PROUT. However, something more can be added. Besides increasing the maximum amenities of gifted people, we also have to increase the maximum amenities available to common people. Especially quali fied persons will earn more than the common people and this earning will include their maximum amenities. But the ordinary public should not be deprived of maximum amenities, so there should be efforts to give them as much of the maximum amenities as possible. There will still be a gap between the maximum ameni ties of the common people and the maximum amenities of the espe cially qualified persons, but there should be constant efforts to reduce this gap. For example, students should get their minimum requirements of life, but together with this they may also get free lunches and free snacks. Similarly, while first class pas sengers already get special facilities, ordinary passengers may also get free tea or coffee. Thus, the common people should also receive more and more amenities. If maximum amenities are not provided to common people, no doubt there will be progress in society, but there will always remain the scope for imperfection in future. What constitutes both the minimum requirements and the maximum amenities should be ever increasing. This idea is a new appendix to PROUT. If the maximum amenities for talented people become excessively high, then the minimum requirements of the common people should be immediately increased. For example, if a person with special capabilities has a motor bike and an ordinary person has a bicy cle, there is a balanced adjustment. But if the person with special capabilities has a car, then we should immediately try to provide the common people with motor bikes. There is a proverb which refers to plain living and high thinking, but what is plain living? Plain living 80 years ago was not the same as it is today, so plain living changes from age to age. The standard of value also varies from age to age. Thus, both the minimum re quirements and the maximum amenities will vary from age to age, and both will be ever increasing. If this were not so, there would be no economic progress in society. So, our approach should be to provide the minimum requirements of the age to all, the maximum amenities of the age to those with special capabilities according to the social value of their production, as well as the maximum amenities of the age to the common people. The minimum requirements of the age as per their money value plus the maximum amenities of the age as per their money value are to be fixed, refixed and fixed and refixed again and so on. In this way you must elevate the standard of the people -- you must go on elevating their standard of living. The Amenities of Life The amenities of life are those things which make life easy. The word "amenity" comes from the old Latin word "amenus" which means "to fulfill the desire" or "to make the position easy." Amenities mean physical and psychic longings. Whatever will satisfy the physical and psychic longings of the people will be the amenities of the age. Common people should be favoured with maximum amenities. For example, previously people used to dig a well to get drinking water, and then they carried the drinking water to their houses. Later water tanks were construct ed, and now drinking water comes through pipes. In this way the amenities of life have increased and life has become easier. Though the aim is to get water, the system of getting it has become more effortless and more convenient. Take another example. Suppose school children receive the minimum requirements of life. If they are provided with free snacks, this amenity will be over and above the minimum requirements. Again, in most trains there are first and second class compartments. If free tea or coffee is given to the passengers in the second class compartments, it will be considered an amenity. More and more amenities will have to be provided to the common people with the progress of society. This process will generate the impetus to collect and utilise more and more resources, and the proper utilisation of the collective resources will elevate the standard of living of both the common mass and the talented people. As the need for the minimum requirements is fulfilled and the supply of the maximum amenities increases, the struggle for daily subsistence will gradually decrease and peoples' lives will become increasingly easy and enjoyable. For this reason PROUT guarantees the minimum requirements and the maximum amenities to all. The progressive availability of the maximum amenities of life will be guaranteed in PROUT, satisfying physical needs. The satisfied physical needs will lessen the physical obstacles which inhibit human progress and human beings will experience all-round development, especially in the intellectual stratum. Human beings will get the opportunity to develop in the intellectual stratum without any hindrances. The truth of humanity, the veracity of humanity, will go on increasing in different areas of expression. That is why there must be guaranteed minimum requirements and guaranteed maximum amenities for all human beings, and that these must go on increasing. These amenities must be good for the physical and psychic development of human beings, or at least for one of these two. There cannot be any stop in the march of human progress. And not only in human progress, but in the physical and psychic worlds also. Geo-sentiment will die out; socio-sentiment will disappear; socioeconomic sentiment will be eradicated. Finally a day will come when sentient sentiment will dominate. A day will come when human beings will get the maximum amenities, then human beings will reach the zenith point. But is the provi sion of maximum amenities the zenith point of service? It may be looked upon as the zenith point, but because circumstances change, maximum amenities change. The provision of maximum ameni ties should be treated as a relative zenith point and not the supreme zenith point. So maximum amenities of life under the concerning conditions should be guaranteed and they should go on increasing. We should communicate this idea to the masses and encourage them to help us in our noble mission. 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