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Infinite healing is available to all to attain happiness or even paradise for the future.

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The Coase theorem is a wonderful antidote for many forms of modern stress, from the stock market to personal setbacks. The theorem emphasizes the irrelevancy of the limited past compared with the unlimited opportunities of the future.

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This insight relates directly to a full understanding of the Kingdom of God in the New Testament.

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The Coase theorem proves that infinite happiness is available immediately to all, even at their bleakest time.

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A corollary is the Widow's Mite at {{bibleref|Mark|12|41–44}} and {{bibleref|Luke|21|1–4}}, whereby maximum effort by widow in making a contribution at a particular time is considered to count for more than larger contributions from excess funds by ot

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This Nobel Prize-winning theorem confirms that everyone has an equal opportunity for accomplishing good, regardless of property ownership, as demonstrated by the Bible.

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Even Aesop's Fables sometimes illustrate the Coase theorem, such as ''The Fox and the Crow'' whereby the most productive use of the cheese occurs despite its ownership by the Crow.

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... numerous parables ...

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This theorem confirms the message of the miraculous catch of fish, and primacy of the future over the past

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This theorem debunks hype about wealth; it matters little who owns what.

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The most productive use of capital in that parable was to "overpay" for the late-arriving workers.

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See also the parable of the barren tree, Luke 13:9

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This reinforces the close proximity of happiness to those in anxiety or depression, by recognizing that future unlimited possibilities are available in some form to all.

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This theorem also echoes the biblical exhortation, “No one who puts his hand to the plow and looks back is fit for the kingdom of God.”

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This is similar to the "cast your net on the other side of the boat" that garnered infinite wealth.

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improved intro: The Coase theorem is a logical truth about economics that is also immensely helpful about life. It gives primacy to the future over the past, and predicts the triumph of optimal outcomes

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This theorem confirms the primacy of the future over the past

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This theorem also emphasizes the primacy of the future over the past

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The Coase theorem implicitly incorporates insights from the Markov Chain, recognizing that each new opportunity is not constrained by the past. Moreover, there are always unlimited new opportunities.

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This is the "invisible hand" on steroids.

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It confirms parables in the Bible about the hidden proximity of infinite happiness.

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The Coase theorem highlights the benefits of infinity and zero, the insignificance of what lies in between. Under the Coase theorem, anyone can go from zero to infinity by takingan optimal approach.In this sense it reinforces the many parable

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→‎Future v. Past: In this sense the Coase theorem embraces the concept of infinity, by which the future has infinitely more opportunities and power than the past.

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→‎Court decisions: In general, however, liberal-leaning courts completely ignore the Coase theorem. It is cited in only 12 (out of millions) of court decisions by the federal and state judiciaries, and most of those citations are without discussio

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It also emphasizes the benefits of recognizing new opportunities.

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