The Difficult Idea to Get Across: From Idealism to Realism

Apr 1, 2020, 2:52 PM

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When I say “the big problem is switching people from idealism (homogenous bias) under which each person seeks whatever bias fits his, to realism (heterogeneous bias) that is aware of the market competition. In other words, monopoly is endemic in western moral thinking bcause we’ve been homogenous since our beginnings. So we have no means of defense against the LIE of the value of diversity.

This is yet another example of the f—king stupidity of libertarian tropes (sophistry).

If you build high trust high value commons, then diversity increases transaction costs that all ancestors worked to reduce. So the reason we seek SOME diversity is to increase novelty because we seek to hyper-consume cheap novelty (consumption that destroys commons) rather than expensive novelty (innovation, continued capitalization of commons).

I don’t know how to explain this more simply. I would appreciate anyone who could.

Leftists spend down inheritance to feed herd instinct for numbers.