Curt Doolittle

Author: Curt Doolittle

  • THEM DOWN NOW. APPEASEMENT ONLY MAKES THEM STRONGER

    http://euromaidanpress.com/2015/02/23/moscow-military-analyst-russian-army-currently-unprepared-modern-war/TAKE THEM DOWN NOW. APPEASEMENT ONLY MAKES THEM STRONGER

    Source date (UTC): 2015-02-23 09:18:00 UTC

  • “Stoicism combined with propertarian philosophy and warrior physical training ,

    —“Stoicism combined with propertarian philosophy and warrior physical training , cannot go wrong.”— Jorge Alfredo Olortegui Oneeglio

    Source date (UTC): 2015-02-23 07:38:00 UTC

  • “Yin and Ying are not merely a social construct.”— James Santagata

    —“Yin and Ying are not merely a social construct.”— James Santagata

    Source date (UTC): 2015-02-23 00:07:00 UTC

  • “If you are a CEO, you will understand what it is to manage men. There is a burd

    —“If you are a CEO, you will understand what it is to manage men. There is a burden in that charge. To relieve that burden, I have found the best control is finding someone to manage you and, in that respect, the best answer is a mother. All of my assistants are mother: each one. Without them I would sleep too late and work less than I should. I am grateful for them. One if them will see this, thank you.”— Don Finnegan

    Thank you Mary, Shannon, Jill, Raluca, Aimee, Allora, Veronika and the others.

    Source date (UTC): 2015-02-22 23:32:00 UTC

  • Sure, university education should be open to all, and ‘free’ in the sense, that

    Sure, university education should be open to all, and ‘free’ in the sense, that one pays for it entirely from payroll deductions for the rest of one’s working life.

    Were this the case, the curriculum at universities would change radically.

    At present, we pay for knowingly defective goods, that are unwarrantied, and the state prevents us recourse.

    So my solution to the Cathedral is quite simple: eliminate student loans entirely, and require all universities to pay out of payroll deductions. The treasury can provide the interim float – after all: that’s what Keyensians say we can do with money….

    Source date (UTC): 2015-02-22 10:47:00 UTC

  • APPROACHES TO UNIVERSITY My sister: —“I get A’s. That’s what I do. If I don’t

    APPROACHES TO UNIVERSITY

    My sister:

    —“I get A’s. That’s what I do. If I don’t get an A, the professor did something wrong. Because I get A’s.”—

    Hysterical. My sister is a Doolittle to her very core. lol. She gets A’s. I am very proud of her.

    But she makes me laugh. She practices the opposite of my approach to university:

    —“Dear professors: Your opinion matters very little to me, and your grade even less. I pay you to impart knowledge to me, not to certify that you have done so; and especially not to certify that you have imparted what you intended, rather than what I interpreted. This is because I am very suspicious of the quality of your goods and services. In many cases I am quite certain your goods and services are not only unwarrantied, but unwarrantable because they are defective. As such your approval, certification, and warranty are meaningless to me. I do not want your label on my knowledge, because it would suggest my knowledge was likewise defective”—

    I told everyone at the time that I was in college that I looked at college as exchange on a good day, and rape on a bad one. I pay money for what they voluntarily impart to me, and if not voluntarily exchanged, then I take what I want wether they wish to impart it or not.

    Hence why I don’t work in university.

    I don’t seek approval. I seek conquest. I don’t seek to be educated, I seek to learn. I don’t seek to learn the scripture of the Cathedral, I seek to destroy it. The more dead the merrier a party we will have on their graves.

    The body count is the score I seek to obtain.

    Not a mere glyph of approval on paper.

    Cry Havoc.

    Punish the wicked.

    Leave the world better for having lived in it.

    Source date (UTC): 2015-02-22 10:24:00 UTC

  • Thank you Johannes Meixner for your constant editorial advice and assistance

    Thank you Johannes Meixner for your constant editorial advice and assistance.

    Source date (UTC): 2015-02-22 10:09:00 UTC

  • GLOBAL RESEARCH IS A RUSSIAN FUNDED NEW-FRANKFURT SCHOOL Global-Research is a Ru

    GLOBAL RESEARCH IS A RUSSIAN FUNDED NEW-FRANKFURT SCHOOL

    Global-Research is a Russian Funded propaganda factory.

    Please don’t quote them. They’re just the New Frankfurt School. And supporting them is just acting as a new generation of useful idiots.

    Source date (UTC): 2015-02-22 10:06:00 UTC

  • THE WAR ON SOCIAL SCIENCE Left off the cover was: 1. Human differences don’t exi

    THE WAR ON SOCIAL SCIENCE

    Left off the cover was:

    1. Human differences don’t exist

    2. IQ isn’t real

    3. There’s no such thing as human nature

    4. Capitalism doesn’t work

    Source date (UTC): 2015-02-22 09:29:00 UTC

  • ELDER, PROPHET, PHILOSOPHER: TRANSFORMATION ON THE HERO’S JOURNEY To achieve the

    ELDER, PROPHET, PHILOSOPHER: TRANSFORMATION ON THE HERO’S JOURNEY

    To achieve the status of an elder, a prophet or a philosopher, one must provide others with a means of transformation in the Hero’s Journey: so that the unenlightened person that they were before, is different from the enlightened person after. So that one’s explanatory power over the universe is increased. So that what was once unseen could now be seen. So that one was unempowered, is now empowered.

    In some cases we can enlighten generations – if our stories can be understood in childhood, our biographies as youth, our science in adulthood, and our wisdom and our history in late age. But we make many hero’s journeys in our lives, and we treat as elter, prophet or philosopher, those who help us in that transformational journey.

    The problem is that we are ‘ready’ for our transformations at different ages, and are capable of different complexity in our understanding. As such, we need many elders prophets and philosophers.

    It is only in the wisdom of late age that we see all our elders, prophets and philosophers as using whatever techniques were available to bring about in us the same transformations, using different words, and different means.

    And in retrospect we see they all tell us the same things in better or worse terms, with better or worse precision, with less or more success.

    The most successful has been Aristotle, for having given us the means of generating transformations that most correspond with reality, instead of those that create analogies that correspond with reality.

    And these descriptions rather than analogies are what we call ‘truths’.

    And truth-telling is not only the language of gods now – but the language of men because of him.

    Source date (UTC): 2015-02-22 08:32:00 UTC