THE ASYMMETRIC ECONOMICS OF TRUTH AND DECEIT @elonmusk , All 1. Falsehoods are c

THE ASYMMETRIC ECONOMICS OF TRUTH AND DECEIT

@elonmusk , All

1. Falsehoods are cheaper easier and faster to produce than truths. “Adding Clay is easier to sculpt than Removing Stone.”
2. Desirable falsehoods are cheaper to and faster to distribute than truths.
3. The economics of falsehood, false promise, wishful thinking, magical thinking, externalization of costs, evading responsibility, and outright lying is such that a small portion of the population must work diligently to suppress that mass production of those falsehoods generated by the funding of non-academic courses in universities, then distributed by media, entertainment, and the state.
4. The left has institutionalized and industrialized lying while the right merely fails to produce quality arguments because while the left is pseudo-intellectual, the right is anti-intellectual, and classical liberal libertarians – once the intellectual vanguard of the right – were captured by the Rothbardian Libertine Libertarians and were vaporized by events by 2010.

We have no intellectual competitors on the right. And that’s not a good thing.

Curt Doolittle
The Natural Law Institute
https://t.co/mnjST7WOgM

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