Equality

Equality: what good is it? I intend to make a few of my forthcoming posts about equality. These posts will deal with cultural equality, social equality, and political equality, but mostly with economic equality. I'll deal mostly with economic equality  because it seems to be an equality more easily seen than others.
I seem to be coming to see good in economic equality more clearly these days and I intend to make some effort to describe to you what it is that I am seeing.
I hope you will be kind enough to comment on the content of what I am saying. I hope also that you will forgive my spelling errors and my other many other errors as I try to put my thoughts down here.
In future posts my use of the term equality will most often refer most directly to economic equality.
Oh, by the way, I don't see equality as a reality, a goal, or a thing of any kind. I see it as a kind of arrow pointing a way. That is, I see equality as a direction.

Hello Kind Reader

You may have noted that I have been posting less than usual recently. Me too.

I intend to post more and better in the future. I note that a significant number of my intention have gone awry. I'm told that some have been completely forgotten.

For a time I may be posting even less. I have my reasons.

From early in my life I seem to have craved more novel people, places, and happenings than many of my contemporaries. As I've matured such cravings have become a bit more selective, but remain.
As I have moved well beyond retirement age I have made a comfortable retire place for myself..

However, I find myself, as a manner if speaking, going to sleep. I'm not as alert and aware of the life right around me as I would like to be. It seems that I need a more stimulation to be alive to my life and to live it abundantly.

Soo, I have decided to put myself in a environment in which I find the people, places, and doings novel. It may turn out to be one of my bigger mistakes, but these days I have begun to busy myself to that end.

Once I settle a bit, A BIT, in a new and novel place, I intend to post on that which I guess may interest you and which I also find of some interest. When you comment on the nature of your interests in 'comments' below guess to better effect.

Viewers

As always most of the readers of our posts are from the United States. However, on several days recently more views have come from Russia than have com from the US. Large numbers of our readers have also come form France and Canada. These big time viewers are followed by viewers from Malaysia, and Ireland.

I am beginning to work three different blogs. I intend to call one of them Mixt. In the future I will probably put these statistical notes there.

I'm Grateful:

..... that more and more readers of this blog are going back to read posts from 2010 and 2011.

Thank you.

These Posts

Important visitors to these posts include:
Serbians
Russians
Irish
Canadians 

Posts that seem to attract them include:
Notes on Education: Where is US?
Mosaic of Notes on Native Trade centered on the Mississippi
Jablon, Luteberg, litzberg
600,000,000,000 Years Ago

Pageviews and Popular Posts

Last Week: larger number of page-views were made in Russia, Ireland,
and, of course, the US.
Family Tree Notes: Margaret was the most popular post.


Last month: the larger number of page-views from outside the US came from Ireland, Russia, Germany, and Canada.
The most popular post last month was Notes on Education or: Where is The US?

Popular Posts and their Viewers

In the last seven days we had more viewers from Ireland than from the US! We also had lots of views from Russia and Germany last week.

The most popular posts last week were Content Affirmations, Common Consciousness Dialogue, Having an Opponent May Not Be to Your Benefit, and Oisin.

In the last thirty days the top viewing countries were the US, Ireland, Russia, Germany, and Canada.

The four most popular post in the last thirty days were: Occupy LA Teach In, Notes on Education, Content Affirmations, and Dates and Notes Related to Early Spanish Contacts.

Thank you viewers! Now how about some comments! 

Some View

Some of the top viewing countries and some of what their viewers viewed:


Countries:
~ Malaysia
~ Ukraine
~ Ireland
~ Slovenia
~ Russia
~ Germany


Posts:
~ Notes on Dialogue
~ Oisin
~ California
~ Notes Related to Practicing Dialogue in a Group
~ Having an opponent May Not Be to Your Benefit
~ Toleration

Popular Posts

~ Lenga d'oc
~ Tohono O'odham
~ Toleration
~ How Can We Vote?
~ Tuatha De Danann in Time

Blog Stats

In the last seven days persons from:
~ Netherlands Antilles
~ India
~ Hungary
~ United Kingdom
~ Germany
~ and more Mexicans and Russians than Canadians
visited this blog, As usual most visitors were from the US.

In the last thirty days visitors paid special attention to the following posts:
~ Danes
~ Calusa
~ Your True Story
and various affirmations. Go figure.

Most Viewed

Subjects most viewed on this blog include: economics, history, blogging, affirmations, links to sites of interest, books, family, and foreign countries.

Specific posts most visited include:
Tohono O'Odham
More Mound Builder Notes
"Cutting for Stone"
Occupy Wall Street
The Federal Pie Chart
Ahura
Presidential Pronunciation
Living in Tlaxcala
List of Faery Mounds
Russia Past and Present
Aesti
Here
T.V.
Results
Opening Notes on Civil Discourse
Hegemony You Pay For.

Readers Show Interest

Readers of these posts have shown interest in a very wide variety of topics. Recent readers have been especially interested in posts related to the following in descending order:

1. this blog
2. American Indians
3. U.S. government
4. jobs
5. other countries
6. world society
7. world history
8. genealogy
9. travel
10. U.S history

Blog Statistics and Popular Posts

Average post views per month are about 1200
Post views last month were ........... 1532
Average post views per day are about .   40
Post views yesterday .................   80


The greatest number of post views by far come from the United States.
The all time record for number of views from foreign countries come from:
Canada
South Korea
Denmark
and Malaysia
in that order


A significant number of views come from:
France
Netherlands
and India


Many views also come from:
Russia
Argentina
Colombia
China 
and Germany


Posts that have recently been popular include:
~ posts referring to 'Mound Builders' and Native Americans
~ "Americans"
~ "Populist Texans" and other 'political' posts
~ "Lenga d'oc" and other world history posts
~ 'You Tube' referrals
~ "Zorro"
~ Desert related posts
~ "I Ain't Dead Yet"
~ Science related posts
~ "Demand"

How Is This Site Loading?

How is this site loading? Please comment below. Is it taking too long to load? Is it loading quickly. Please comment on any problems you have with the site.

Tell me what's good too, so I can keep it up.

Look below at the little word "comments." It is just in front of the little envelope. Right click on "comments" and a box or window will appear into which you may type a response or comment.

Blog Statistics

Views by country for the previous seven days:
Estonia 2
Denmark 2
India 4
Ukraine 5
Austria 10
Malaysia 11
Germany 11
United Kingdom 16
Canada 22
U.S. 172

The four most viewed posts for the same seven days:
Comments, me begging to hear from you,
Young Couple, a way toward more satisfying communication,
Friends Legislative Action center Quakers being helpfully patriotic,
Tohono O'dham a few words about the great Pima/Papago nation of the America southwest.

Post Topics

I've been asked why I post on such a variety of topics. It used to be mostly that I was trying to find a topic which interested you. My post were meant to be conversation starters.
Now after over 10,000 posts it is mostly habit.