Curt Doolittle

Category: Personal Reflections and Diary

  • (funny)(off color) (I’m taking bets on how many drunk and half naked women end u

    (funny)(off color)

    (I’m taking bets on how many drunk and half naked women end up sleeping in my apartment tonight. Given the number of them going to the party, I’m betting something under four. We can sort of do six before I have to resort to the couch, and at seven I have to endure all the teasing when ask the hotel to put me up for the night. I know most of them so barring any unforeseen accidents I’m guessing it’ll be two or three. Which means I will get a morning worth of peace having brunch on my own looking over the Dnieper from the Fairmont, before a phone call that asks me to find the local variant of plop-plop-fizz-fizz before I come home. )

    Source date (UTC): 2013-11-30 13:09:00 UTC

  • Thought this might amuse you

    Thought this might amuse you.

    Source date (UTC): 2013-11-29 18:31:00 UTC

  • “Good morning!” (Enthusiastic hug) “Doolittle! Coffee!” (5 minutes) “Here is you

    “Good morning!”

    (Enthusiastic hug)

    “Doolittle! Coffee!”

    (5 minutes)

    “Here is your coffee princess.” (Enthusiastic hug)

    “Doolittle. Let Go. I am not your toy. I am a person.”

    “How does that balance with telling me to make you coffee like a galley slave?”

    “You are just a man. I am a woman. This is how it must be.”

    I still can’t stop laughing…..

    Source date (UTC): 2013-11-29 06:00:00 UTC

  • Nov 23, 2013

    Nov 23, 2013

    Source date (UTC): 2013-11-29 05:36:00 UTC

  • Speaking: The Property and Freedom Society, London Conference, December 12-16, 2013

    Andy Curzon, intellectual, friend and hero, has organized a PFS Conference next month in London at the Hilton. Yours truly will speak twice. First on the origins and causes of morality and the moral bias toward liberty, and second on the reformation of libertarian ethics to support liberty in the high trust society. These two presentations will briefly address the first two thirds of Propertarianism: the reasons for the failure of libertarianism to reach mainstream appeal, and the reduction of all morals and rights to statements of property. I do not know the current state of registration but I believe there are still some spaces available.

    Speakers

      If you want more information see the PFS London Agenda v2

    • Speaking: The Property and Freedom Society, London Conference, December 12-16, 2013

      Andy Curzon, intellectual, friend and hero, has organized a PFS Conference next month in London at the Hilton. Yours truly will speak twice. First on the origins and causes of morality and the moral bias toward liberty, and second on the reformation of libertarian ethics to support liberty in the high trust society. These two presentations will briefly address the first two thirds of Propertarianism: the reasons for the failure of libertarianism to reach mainstream appeal, and the reduction of all morals and rights to statements of property. I do not know the current state of registration but I believe there are still some spaces available.

      Speakers

        If you want more information see the PFS London Agenda v2

      • The Taxi driver has a laptop in the front passenger seat, and is watching russia

        The Taxi driver has a laptop in the front passenger seat, and is watching russian soap operas on it while driving.

        Humans never cease to amaze me. 🙂

        Source date (UTC): 2013-11-28 05:39:00 UTC

      • PROPERTY AND FREEDOM SOCIETY LONDON CONFERENCE December 12-16, 2013 Andy Curzon,

        PROPERTY AND FREEDOM SOCIETY LONDON CONFERENCE

        December 12-16, 2013

        Andy Curzon, intellectual, friend and hero, has organized a PFS Conference next month in London at the Hilton.

        Yours truly will speak twice. First on the origins and causes of morality and the moral bias toward liberty, and second on the reformation of libertarian ethics to support liberty in the high trust society.

        These two presentations will briefly address the first two thirds of Propertarianism: the reasons for the failure of libertarianism to reach mainstream appeal, and the reduction of all morals and rights to statements of property.

        I do not know the current state of registration but I believe there are still some spaces available.

        SPEAKERS

        Peter Brimelow, ‘Electing a New People in America and England’

        Gerard Casey, ‘Law in Disorder’

        Curt Doolittle, ‘The Causes of Morality and Western Liberty’ and ‘The Ethics of Property in the High Trust Society’

        Craig Drake, ‘Why Insider Trading Can Be Good for Market Outcomes’

        Andy Duncan, ‘The Necessary Evolution and the Evangelistic Importance of the Anti-Intellectual Intellectuals’

        Sean Gabb , ‘Europe and the New British Constitution’

        Jan Lester, ‘Intellectual Property: ‘Non-Aggressive’ Meme-Propertarianism’

        Richard Lynn, ‘The Dysgenic Problem of the European Peoples’

        Sebastian Ortiz : ‘The Anti-Science of Moral Scepticism’

        Mateusz Machaj, ‘The Missing Heroes of Economics’

        James G. Rickards , ‘Culture, Complexity and Capital Markets’

        Roman Skaskiw, ‘Introduction to Bitcoins’

        Martin van Creveld, ‘The Rise and Decline of the State’

        Source date (UTC): 2013-11-28 05:09:00 UTC

      • Dinner at Tarrantino steak house with Johannes Meixner Awesome. 😉

        Dinner at Tarrantino steak house with Johannes Meixner

        Awesome. 😉

        Source date (UTC): 2013-11-27 11:02:00 UTC

      • Ken Hopf, who I consider one of the smartest critical rationalists outside of ac

        Ken Hopf, who I consider one of the smartest critical rationalists outside of academia, and someone I intuitively agree with, reminds me that, despite my efforts, I still can fail to make my case, even with the best.

        I need to work harder.

        Criticism is more valuable than agreement.

        Source date (UTC): 2013-11-27 09:37:00 UTC