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A Deus ex machina (n.) is the economists' landlord or money-lender, summoned to buy whatever cannot be sold — but if rent cannot be realized from sales, there is an end to rent.
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A Deus ex machina (n.) is the economists' landlord or money-lender, summoned to buy whatever cannot be sold — but if rent cannot be realized from sales, there is an end to rent.
A Deus ex machina (n.) must not unravel the plot; the gods may only report what lies beyond the drama, since to them we ascribe the power of seeing all things.
A Deus ex machina (n.) is what the alchemist had with a panacea in his pocket amid a moral dilemma, much as moderns pin their hopes on hormones, narcotics and shock therapy without seeing that this belief is a symbol too.