CPE (=Contract of First Employment with a two-year probation period, a new law that has filled the streets with an angry mob in France for weeks): Who’s going to cure the bubo (the swelling, the bulge, Sign XXXIV/16-18)? The doctors that rule France or the doctors that are longing to rule it soon? I am bemoaning the latter, who in the hope of evicting the former have rashly endangered France’s peace to arouse an uncontrollable monster racket. Aren’t French students easy to rouse to a racket? They are. The former I am bemoaning as well, because they hypocrites claim that only a dialogue will crack the nut. In fact, as the affair is mere politics, it’s just a dialogue around a poker table. Reality lies elsewhere and is virtually irrelevant to the CPE.

Reality: Jobs = salaried employments, because these are easily controlled and taxed, as long as the world does not understand that it has to change (Sign 28/7), so that man may have a destiny worthy of man, but the thing is, jobs are not many enough for everybody, and there will even be less and less jobs.
Accordingly, any cure for joblessness is a cure for the bubo, that is, it cures society of nothing much. How could the CPE persuade employers to hire people they don’t need, since they would have long hired them, if they would need them, as they are profitthirsty according to the leftists? But they are philanthropythirsthy, as well, and eager to hire all of youth, the rightists think. Leftists and rightists have it all wrong.
Then I tried to understand the pros and cons with mathematics, dispassionately. I filled a file with curves, graphs, ratings, statistics and (antithetical) conclusions by great experts. It would take several pages of this website to show them. Just believe the results of my study: There are as many pros as there are many cons. Impossible to tell who is right from who is wrong. I can’t help but more and more bemoan the mess, which some adults, who have no problems but the end of their political careers to secure, have selfishly prompted among young people who have only basic problems of careers to start up. In any case, if young people (unanimously, the media say) do really not want the CPE? When hired, they each say, “I sign up nothing but a CDI (Contract of Permanent Employment).” The law to be is the will to be; no law that has been can resist it (Sign 28/8).
The Maker through The Sign is right: Just as religion is, politics is to be replaced with love, intelligence and freedom which, when it becomes real freedom, is not the outburst of all sorts of passions, but a giant wave of wisdom, which the world has lacked so far.