Part I - David Greve

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epresent the wealth as a whole, is by far higher than the share of the energy sector. Due to that, the claim of sharing in the profit cannot be as high as postulated by Marxism. However, if the gained goods should be distributed because of this claim, is another question which cannot be discussed here. Nevertheless, it is thinkable that claims are also calculated based on the belonging to the producing social group. 56
<strong>Part</strong> II Chess - a demonstration of the relations between information and energy Essential relation rules between s-values and value systems have always been shown in this game. Chess for example matters for the illustration of our whole topic: It demonstrates the difference between information and energy with the difference between pawns and officers. The pawns allegorize the energy, the officers allegorize the information. Pawns outnumber most, but they are the most immobile. They can only move one step. That they can first move two steps shows that energy has its main impulse because of the main difference. The main effort is performed very early at the beginning. The most important matter is that energy and mass are put in motion. The priming and the active force of the first draw are the top values of energy-determined value systems. In contrast to that, information loves a waiting field at the beginning, it needs room for search and decision-making processes and empty space at the beginning. Is the preference of evening and night hours by many intellectual workers linked with that? Energy is bound in the two-stroke go - stop. In chess, a pawn who is called "Bauer" = farmer in German even cannot go back. 57
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