Comments on: Is there a just way to make US$1 million? http://0708.fueledbyrice.org/blog/?p=93 Read about our experiences and encounters with folks and give us your feedback. Tue, 09 Jun 2026 08:40:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: kilona http://0708.fueledbyrice.org/blog/?p=93#comment-9394 kilona Sun, 27 Apr 2008 00:10:36 +0000 http://0708.fueledbyrice.org/blog/?p=93#comment-9394 <strong>kilona...</strong> hahahsjjhsdfm,nxxcvzxcvzxc... kilona…

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]]> By: Peter Ehresmann http://0708.fueledbyrice.org/blog/?p=93#comment-4118 Peter Ehresmann Sat, 26 Jan 2008 07:43:04 +0000 http://0708.fueledbyrice.org/blog/?p=93#comment-4118 Ok, sorry to have overwhelemed you. It appears that this post, having asked for comments, has recieved the least number of comments of any post on the site. I don't want to scare you away. There are no wrong ideas or answers here. Allow me to jump start the forum conversation: Of my 3 questions, I want to focus on #2: Is there a just way to make US$1 million? One of the ideas that came up in the discussion we here at Fueled By Rice has was authors. If one writes a highly successful book and makes US$1 million, that would probably be a just way to make that money. Perhaps a central idea here is that as long as the money one earns all comes directly from the fruit of their own labor, it is just...assuming fair prices. This raises questions with investments, banks, and the stock markets. I'd be thrilled if someone could argue for the justice in earning money from stock markets and banking. Thanks, Peter Ok, sorry to have overwhelemed you. It appears that this post, having asked for comments, has recieved the least number of comments of any post on the site. I don’t want to scare you away. There are no wrong ideas or answers here. Allow me to jump start the forum conversation:

Of my 3 questions, I want to focus on #2: Is there a just way to make US$1 million?

One of the ideas that came up in the discussion we here at Fueled By Rice has was authors. If one writes a highly successful book and makes US$1 million, that would probably be a just way to make that money. Perhaps a central idea here is that as long as the money one earns all comes directly from the fruit of their own labor, it is just…assuming fair prices.

This raises questions with investments, banks, and the stock markets. I’d be thrilled if someone could argue for the justice in earning money from stock markets and banking.

Thanks,
Peter

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