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| − | Character Bio Sheet
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| − | 1. Your full name.
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| − | Jack Redmond (Redland Jack)
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| − | 2. Occupation.
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| − | Professor of Political Economy (LOA)
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| − | 3. Residence.
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| − | Cambridge
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| − | 4. Birthdate.
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| − | 04/30/1900
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| − | 5. Place of birth.
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| − | Leeds
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| − | I. Childhood.
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| − | A. Describe the sort of area you grew up in.
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| − | A pleasant childhood in a "suburban"-like neighborhood. Ideal childhood.
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| − | C. Hobbies, sports played, etc.
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| − | Philosophy and economics. Tennis and darts.
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| − | D. Art or Music Training.
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| − | What training I had is irrelevant as I had/have neither the interest nor the aptitude.
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| − | II. Family
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| − | A. Father's full name.
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| − | Quentin Redmond (62)
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| − | B. Mother's maiden name.
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| − | Maria Grosskopf (deceased)
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| − | C. Brothers' names.
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| − | Martin (elder brother-- deceased), Geoffrey (elder brother-- deceased)
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| − | D. Sisters' names.
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| − | Emma ??? (37--if still alive)
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| − | Julie (younger sister-- deceased)
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| − | E. Any other relatives?
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| − | None living
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| − | F. Military service.
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| − | Fought in WWI from 1916-1917 before deserting. A terrible experience.
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| − | I don't know that I ever killed a man, but I certainly watched many die.
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| − | G. Graduate work.
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| − | Economics. In particular I was interested in the work of the Austrian
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| − | IV.Life Experience.
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| − | A. What made you choose your present occupation?
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| − | I never had any other desire.
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| − | B. What did you do before? List odd jobs, etc. How long held and what
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| − | Graduate school. Post-graduate work. Associate Professorship. Full
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| − | Professorship.
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| − | D. Who/what are your role models now and in childhood?
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| − | In childhood, my brother. Now.... none.
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| − | E. How do your relatives and friends view your present occupation?
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| − | I don't know? I have no close friends. It must be my
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| − | fault somehow, but I don't know what to say..
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| − | F. Who/what had the most personal direct influence on your life?
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| − | (person or experience)
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| − | I came back from the war a different person. I... lost something there.
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| − | A certain confidence or ability to handle
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| − | conflict. I have become... timid?... in some way... I'm not sure I can
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| − | V. Skills.
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| − | A. What, in your opinion, do you do the best?
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| − | Think.
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| − | B. How do you relax?
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| − | Thinking.
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| − | C. What do you do that you would like to improve on?
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| − | I would like to be a great and renowned economist.
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| − | VI. Personal.
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| − | A. Best friend.
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| − | None. I seem to push people away... or they feel some aversion to me...
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| − | B. Worst enemy.
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| − | Myself?
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| − | C. Current girl/boy friend.
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| − | None.
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| − | I. What is your code of honor?
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| − | I like the term "negative utilitarianism." One should avoid causing harm
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| − | think people ought to be more polite and considerate of others than
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| − | they are... however, I don't think anyone has
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| − | a moral duty to positively assist another... more that one should take
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| − | precautions not to harm someone even in a small
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| − | manner. It is better to forgo a large boon to one person to avoid a
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| − | small harm to another.
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| − | J. Is there anything you absolutely will not do?
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| − | I'd like to think so, but I believe one can't know unless put to the
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| − | K. Do you have any fears or phobias?
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| − | I possess a certain frailty or timidity... I'm not sure if it is
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| − | L. What are your weaknesses?
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| − | There are too many to delineate. I hate contradictions, yet I am
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| − | simultaneously self-aggrandizing and self-deprecating.
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| − | I admire strength of character, but fear that I do not possess it. I
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| − | possess many...gifts... but I have accomplished
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| − | nothing. I seem unable to form a connection with others.
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| − | N. At present, what is the most important thing to you?
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| − | To make something of my self... anything?
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| − | O. To what lengths would you go to achieve a goal?
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| − | Probably not far enough.
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| − | P. List bad habits.
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| − | I prefer the path of least resistance. This causes me to be lazy and to
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| − | possess poor follow-through. I am too sedentary
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| − | for my own good. Truly, any bad habit that derives from laziness...
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| − | Q. List personal quirks.
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| − | Hmmm. I haven't noticed any, but perhaps an outside observer would be
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| − | able to take note of the things that I feel
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| − | are quite natural.
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| − | R. List vices.
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| − | I possess none of what are considered "vices."
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| − | S. List good qualities.
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| − | I am intelligent. I am earnest. I believe ideas are important. I am
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| − | T. List favorite: color, food, clothing, weapons, drink, books,
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| − | Color-- Grey
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| − | Food-- Salmon
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| − | Clothing-- Suit
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| − | Weapons-- None
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| − | Drink-- Coca-Cola
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| − | Books-- The Theory of Money and Credit
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| − | Music-- The Moldau
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| − | Philosopher-- Jeremy Bentham
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| − | Economist-- Ludwig von Mises
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| − | Sport-- Tennis
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| − | U. What morals do you have?
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| − | I would never intentionally harm another sentient being.
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| − | V. Describe your general personality.
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| − | Amiable. Outspoken, yet quick to retreat. Witty, but not naturally
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| − | A. What was your greatest failure?
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| − | I have never accomplished anything of note.
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| − | B. What was your greatest triumph?
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| − | None.
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| − | C. What have you done that was considered "outstanding" in your chosen
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| − | Nothing.
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| − | D. How do you get along with others in the same occupation?
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| − | They are fools who have abdicated their responsibility as economists.
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| − | E. How important is success in your occupation?
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| − | Of the utmost importance.
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| − | G. What are you willing to do to obtain these goals?
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| − | Study reasonably hard.
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| − | VIII. Travel.
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| − | A. Do you get: seasick, airsick, motionsick - auto or animal back?
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| − | Seasick. Airsick. Have not ridden any animal before.
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| − | B. Do you like riding animals - horses, camels, etc.?
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| − | They are dirty and smelly.
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| − | C. Any fears about traveling?
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| − | Fear of getting lost. I have no sense of direction. In a city it is not
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| − | D. What steps would you take to travel overseas?
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| − | Oh, probably get a passport, I suppose.
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| − | E. What sort of general equipment would you take, excluding personal
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| − | Probably some books and some writing instruments. A reasonable sum of
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| − | IX. List anything else about yourself you think is important.
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| − | TBD
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| − | X. Physical.
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| − | A. Height
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| − | 6'1"
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| − | B. Weight
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| − | 150 lbs
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| − | C. Measurements
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| − | I'm not sure?
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| − | D. Clothing sizes
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| − | Hmmm..
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| − | E. Hair color
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| − | Dark brown
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| − | F. Hair length
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| − | Short. Almost military.
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| − | G. Eye color
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| − | Brownish.
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| − | H. Handedness
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| − | Right.
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| − | I. How attractive do you consider yourself to the opposite sex?
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| − | I don't think women find me any more attractive than men do... at least
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| − | J. Any birthmarks or scars noticeable to the general public? Where?
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| − | None.
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| − | K. Any birthmarks or scars hidden? Where?
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| − | None...that I am aware of.
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| − | L. If your features were destroyed beyond recognition, is there any
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| − | Dental records? Probably not.
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| − | M. Do you wear any identifiable jewelry?
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| − | No jewelry, though I do carry a pocket watch.
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| − | N. Do you have any tattoos?
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| − | No.
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| − | O. What is your most valuable physical asset?
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| − | Cash.. a reasonable sized bank account.
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| − | No one wants to hear me sing... and rightly so.
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