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20 Feb 4 one of the [[strikethrough]] time [[/strikethrough]] things capital does is to buy you time what is time friend of Alice's doing research noted people incensed when tractors introd. & govn. wanted to change per hr people had a trad. measure which took into acct. difficulty of field which largely a result of soil type - someone noticed machines had an RPM guage on that wh/ amts. more or less to diff. & people happy to be charged by that time - 1. units 2. deadlines 3. process 4. sch. conflict, cooperation planting deadlines & harvesting seed beds buy you time - phasing simultan w/ festival cycle - Alice says because Islam an urban rel. 21 have natural cycle & culturally imposed cycle wh/ may or may not coincide Gov. 5 day market cycle (wage, kliwon, - , [[?]], pon) for some reason became a stereotype in W. world that peasants not aware of time get Alice pts out farmers must be acutely aware of time and willing to spend a lot of effort to buy time W. puzzled (Eur & Amer) that peasants worked so hard [[strikethrough]] to be [[/strikethrough]] for low return also that peasants didn't use clocks or mechan. time divices - our time units largely artificial nothing inherent in anthr. that has to be M W F 12:30-1:20 we're locked into small critical margins ((in peas. cycle value of time depends on opportunity costs i.e. whether there are options for use)) scheduling problems-