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Wealth and power perform different functions, but in a similar manner both personally and socially (there's a third aspect of their building & distribution; but we're not including it here).

Here's a quick run-down comparison of them in order to help you distinguish how vote sizing correlates them.

 

Wealth

Power

  A value system characterized by the desire to take in, consume, experience the environment, and invoke internal change. A value system characterized by a desire to produce, spawn, act (or not act) on the environment, be experienced, and control external change.

Individually

Money:

The manifestation of personal wealth.

Votes:

The manifestation of personal power..

  • Encourages behavior.
  • Forms reactions and growth.
  • Generates new realizations that come from experience.
  • Is fed by our whims.
  • Allows for insulation, both socially and environmentally.
  • Separates - backs us away from the environment and each other.
  • Encourages premeditation.
  • Form reasoning skills.
  • Generates wisdom that comes from the trial and error of action.
  • Are expressions of our responsibilities.
  • Allow for participation, both socially and environmentally.
  • Assembles - steps us forward into the environment and each other.

Socially

Capitalism:

The manifestation of social wealth.

Democracy:

The manifestation of social power..

  • Facilitates the consumption and utilization of resources.
  • Places values on our resources, providing the information needed to expedite our growth within our environment.
  • Promotes the free and fair exchange of this information.
  • Fires up the collective imagination, in place of indolence.
  • Regulates production and behavior.
  • Provides a feedback loop to correct mistakes, so we can restrict our growth to the limits of our environment.
  • Protects us from undue harm and ensures our freedom to pursue our goals in an unmolested way.
  • Begets discipline and direction, in place of mob rule.

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