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Excerpt from Hidden Values
T. These propositions appear singular to me. I do not understand you. How can the sum of labor be found in the supply? What are quantities?
J'. The gifts of God are sent in quantities. The quantities found may be unequal. Unequality in quan tity can be defined by ratio, but ratio does not find the quantity value, as the standard of God is the proportion of labor.
A quantity is part or a collection of things, or a quan tity may be single if it can be divided; but a quantity should not possess individual life, for individual life can not be divided in parts, because the individual is re sponsible to God and responsibility cannot be divided.
A quantity in the supply is the entire number of simi lar gifts, or parts of gifts in the supply. Wheat, corn, oats, etc., are quantities in the supply of necessities; gold, silver, copper, iron, etc., are also quantities and each con tains its labor value. The gifts of God are generally called products or commodities.
The value of labor ina supply varies according to the amounts of gifts that are found in the quantities.
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