The Enemy’s Technique

Nov 15, 2019, 11:44 AM THE ENEMY’S TECHNIQUE (algorithmic) Civilizational Destruction from Within; Instigating Construction of Internal Spirals of Capital Rivalry, Consumption, Destruction; Baiting into Hazard (certain risk); Those who are ignorant, or lack agency; By use of False Promise (circumvention of reality); Under the persuasion by Sophism (pilpul); Justified by Critique (lie, criticism, straw-manning) Under the cover of Moral Pretense (lie); Under the cover of Plausible Deniability (lie); For the purpose of profiting (by harm) From the consumption of accumulated capital (undermining): … truth, reason, delay of gratification, manners, ethics, morals, traditions, cooperation between classes, organization of the classes, By not specializing in, … The production of innovation in goods services information, both private and common … Warrantied By Specialization in fields permitting Export of Risk And Absent Warranty … Gossip for Undermining (Entertainment, Media, News, Opinion) … Informational Destruction (Academy) … Government (Facilitation of Conflict) … Legislation (Undermining by, Facilitation of Conflict, Facilitating Dissolution of norms, traditions, manners, ethics morals, Parasitism, Capital exhaustion) … Rent-Seeking (special interests) … Corruption (influence) … Undermining the law (specialization in undermining the constitution via the courts) … Law (specialization in coercion) … Finance (Parasitism and entrapment) … Tax and accounting (evasion) … Marketing and Advertising (scams and undermining) … Sales Scams … Commercial Trade in Scams physical, service, and informational … Black Market Goods, services, and Information. … Check Cashing … Loan Sharking … Gambling … Pornography … Prostitution … Drug Dealing Thereby; … creating conflict, … destroying trust, … generating demand for restitution … generating demand for authority, An authority that recursively issues another iteration of … false promise, … baiting into hazard Causing a Continuous Conflict Spiral And Tragedy of the Commons (Conflict for consumption) until all accumulated assets: … genetic, … cultural, … normative, … artistic, … economic, … institutional and … political; have been consumed; by the conflict between classes and interests and by the expansion of the underclasses; whose numbers, invasion, reproduction, consumption, agitation, had been previously limited by; … productivity, property, market, law, and natural aristocracy; … And the surplus proceeds from production devoted to the production of commons; … Providing the asymmetric returns on those commons.