Category: Commentary, Critique, and Response

–“Q: Curt, what is the best way I can study your work? Is there… for lack of a better term, a lesson plan?”–

Most of the time, I tell people just to follow us because it’s a huge scope of work and gradual introduction is more effective than cramming.

That said we recognize people want to dig in, despite our work being not ready for publication. So, we have the videos, and there is quite a lot written and available on the site, in various degrees of completeness.

Learning:
To learn about our work, I would recommend:
1. Watching the propertarian series videos
2. Watching the method videos
3. Reading Constitution (Law)
4. Maybe… then reading the first few sections of the Philosophy volume and the Science volume.
5. When the pamphlet is released, that’s the short version for everyone to use as as a reference.
6. And follow us here. It’s largely a game of practice.

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The Natural Law Institute
The Science of Cooperation
A universally commensurable, value-neutral, formal operational logic of decidability within and across all disciplines, by the science and logic of evolutionary computation of the incremental defeat of entropy, and in turn, the transcendence of man.
https://t.co/sczfFL1Pns

The Program Consists of These Core Topics:
I. Science and Logic:
– The Method
– The First Principles
– The Grammars (including Lying)
II. Reciprocity and Truth
– The Demonstrated Interests
– Reciprocity
– Testimonial Truth
– Decidability
III. Law and Reforms
– The Natural Law
– The Constitution of Natural Law (Natural Government)
– The Reforms
– The Restitutions and Punishments

RESOURCES:
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The Pamphlet and Posters
Think of it as a quick reference book. This is the shorthand version of the work, under 120 pages, that provides a declarative list of all the principles with minimum explanation. We will add the glossary to it (we assume), which will make it a bit longer. And we want to (if at all possible) include posters, but we may have to leave them as something you order separately from the website.
We haven’t made this content publicly available yet, but it’s in active production.
(URL: not public)

The Volumes (Books)
Read at your own peril 😉
These volumes are online copies of the work in progress: mostly drafts and notes. We work together, online, and in public so it’s in whatever state we working with at the moment. But much of it’s accessible – especially the rather chaotic second volume, philosophy, and in the third volume, the introduction section of the sciences. And quite a bit of the Conflict series (history volume one), as well as the Fifth Volume – the Law, is up there.
Volumes
https://t.co/22WTi4tMMz
The History
The Philosophy (possibly the third book we will release)
The Science (the second book we will release)
The Law (the first book we will release, w/constitution)
The Prosecution (prosecution of sedition and treason)
The Reforms (The reforms of every discipline)
The Law of Europeans (the second to last release)
The Natural Religion (the last book we will release)

The Videos
https://t.co/27xEZxxtsw
i. The Core: (I recommend these first and foremost)
– The Method Series (The P-Methodology)
– The Foundations Series (Brain, Mind, Consciousness)
– The Choice Series (Our choices going forward)
ii. Plus:
– Introduction to Propertarianism Series (Ethics)
– The John Mark Series (popular version of basic concepts)
– Interviews and Roundtables (From everywhere)
iii. And for Die Hards:
– The Chats (open discussion of our work in progress)
– The Staff Meetings (how we run the organization)
– Working Sessions (boring recordings of our work sessions – we use these for documentation.)

The Slides
(We don’t make the slides public in their current condition)

The Courses
The site contains the courses but they are presently disabled. We learned that our first attempt at presentation was too complicated for anyone other than post-grad students.

So as you can see, we are working on a vast project and we are finally coming close to producing our first publication.

-Cheers

Curt Doolittle
The Natural Law Institute
The Science of Cooperation

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