Category: Civilization, History, and Anthropology

21) Created an invasion no different from the Germanic invasion of the roman emp

21) Created an invasion no different from the Germanic invasion of the roman empire, or the Muslim invasion of the great civilizations of the ancient world, brought abouta conflict like that of the roman republic, and effectively doomed western civilization.

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20) Created a military that is in fact subject to the same ‘mercenary’ division of interests as has caused the collapse of the roman legions. Access to political power that has brought the Bolshevic Revolution to the west. Created a cult of social and psychological pseudoscience

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17) So the unpleasant lesson is that (despite my libertarian origins) is that Fa

17) So the unpleasant lesson is that (despite my libertarian origins) is that Fasicm won the debate of the 20th. The french revolution destroyed the core of europe: the holy roman empire’s federation of states under customary law of tort, that French division of powers, …

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16) …where the state absorbs labor necessary to produce commons, and a rule of law of reciprocity economy, for the exploitation of opportunities for consumption, while regulating the population to semi-autarkic limits of the geography.

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14) … the ancient world and they failed in the modern world, and while replaci

14) … the ancient world and they failed in the modern world, and while replacing the siberian-americans, are being replaced just as the indo-Iranians and the Persians have been replaced and to the same negative consequences.

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13) So where Chinese reached out to the world and found it lesser, Europeans reached out to the world and saw the opportunity for more ‘profit from the domestication of man’. The difference is, that outgroups can’t be domesticated. and Europeans always failed. They failed in …

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13) So where Chinese reached out to the world and found it lesser, Europeans rea

13) So where Chinese reached out to the world and found it lesser, Europeans reached out to the world and saw the opportunity for more ‘profit from the domestication of man’. The difference is, that outgroups can’t be domesticated. and Europeans always failed. They failed in …

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12) And only Europe and China paid those prices (china by credit, europe manorialism). And china’s only failure was not developing rule of law. Europe’s failure is that entrepreneurialism (wealth pursuit) was not constrained like the Chinese – who were ‘ahead’ of neighbors.

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8) … Indian civilization reach equilibrium set by the geography (it did). Chin

8) … Indian civilization reach equilibrium set by the geography (it did). Chinese civilization reach limits and convert to moralizing rather than religion (it did). And europeans, by LEAPFROGGING the religious and state phases, (yes that’s the point) developed the ….

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7) So under these conditions groups can ‘calculate’ the discovery adaptation to and application of ideas faster or slower. And under that computational ability, we would see, Semitic civilization hyperconsume and decline but still expand (it did) …

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6) But the ‘middle class’ west failed at religion and that was its vulnerability

6) But the ‘middle class’ west failed at religion and that was its vulnerability.’Upper class’ China’s vulnerability was entrepreneurship.’Lower class’ Semitia’s vulnerability was entrepreneurship and States.And India vulnerable to everything but her demographics(islam would win)

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5) So India couldn’t overcome the demographics so was struck in fiction (religion). The Semites tried to convert religion to law but couldn’t form states. China could build a state and secular wisdom literature, but not the law. The west developed militia and law, later state.

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5) So India couldn’t overcome the demographics so was struck in fiction (religio

5) So India couldn’t overcome the demographics so was struck in fiction (religion). The Semites tried to convert religion to law but couldn’t form states. China could build a state and secular wisdom literature, but not the law. The west developed militia and law, later state.

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4) So civilizations like any information system are anchored by their first institutions. There are only three means of coercion so only three sets of institutions: force and the state, remuneration and the law (tort), and ostracization vs inclusion (religion).

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4) So civilizations like any information system are anchored by their first inst

4) So civilizations like any information system are anchored by their first institutions. There are only three means of coercion so only three sets of institutions: force and the state, remuneration and the law (tort), and ostracization vs inclusion (religion).

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3) That failing is the reason for the obvious failure by “mathiness” in economics and subatomic physics. Only slightly less obvious in psychology and sociology. Far less so in law. And not at all intuitive in political development.

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October 31, 2020
We are all victims of our first institutions. The hindus to location, demographi

We are all victims of our first institutions. The hindus to location, demographics and mysticism, the semites to demographics, location, and authoritarian religion, the chinese to geography, state formation, and the europeans to rule of law. Each has a benefit and a weakness.

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Ethnic homogeneity, territorial isolation, military and political autonomy, a pr

Ethnic homogeneity, territorial isolation, military and political autonomy, a professional and ethnocentric elite and bureaucracy, if cured of their overpopulation, live in the most choice piece of real estate in the world – vulnerable only due to their ‘unnecessary’ population.

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