Form: Aphorism
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“Reciprocity or War” There exist no ‘goods’ or ‘truths’ outside of reciprocity.
“Reciprocity or War” There exist no ‘goods’ or ‘truths’ outside of reciprocity. All else is preference not good or truth. -
“Reciprocity or War” There exist no ‘goods’ or ‘truths’ outside of reciprocity.
“Reciprocity or War”
There exist no ‘goods’ or ‘truths’ outside of reciprocity. All else is preference not good or truth.
Source date (UTC): 2017-12-06 13:13:00 UTC
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“Reciprocity or War” There exist no ‘goods’ or ‘truths’ outside of reciprocity.
“Reciprocity or War” There exist no ‘goods’ or ‘truths’ outside of reciprocity. All else is preference not good or truth. -
Fertility may be fleeting. Beauty may decline. But Femininity is endlessly price
Fertility may be fleeting. Beauty may decline. But Femininity is endlessly priceless.
Source date (UTC): 2017-12-06 12:35:00 UTC
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NAP: “JUST SAY NO”. Nope to N.A.P. Non imposition against borne costs of any kin
NAP: “JUST SAY NO”. Nope to N.A.P. Non imposition against borne costs of any kind, leaving only voluntary reciprocity, accumulating all possible capital, and absent incentive for retaliation (productive agrarianism) , is very different from non aggression against intersubjectively verifiable property (parasitic pastoralism), which minimizes capital accumulation, and maintains incentives for retaliation over differences in investment in capital. Sovereignty by force, not liberty by begging for permission. Capital (property in toto) not just personal property. Masculine Capital Intensive, Commons intensive Civilization vs Feminine consumption in tensive, commons abandoning, pastoralism K of male and predators, vs r of female and grazers. -
NAP: “JUST SAY NO”. Nope to N.A.P. Non imposition against borne costs of any kin
NAP: “JUST SAY NO”.
Nope to N.A.P. Non imposition against borne costs of any kind, leaving only voluntary reciprocity, accumulating all possible capital, and absent incentive for retaliation (productive agrarianism) , is very different from non aggression against intersubjectively verifiable property (parasitic pastoralism), which minimizes capital accumulation, and maintains incentives for retaliation over differences in investment in capital.
Sovereignty by force, not liberty by begging for permission.
Capital (property in toto) not just personal property.
Masculine Capital Intensive, Commons intensive Civilization vs Feminine consumption in tensive, commons abandoning, pastoralism
K of male and predators, vs r of female and grazers.
Source date (UTC): 2017-12-06 12:32:00 UTC
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NAP: “JUST SAY NO”. Nope to N.A.P. Non imposition against borne costs of any kin
NAP: “JUST SAY NO”. Nope to N.A.P. Non imposition against borne costs of any kind, leaving only voluntary reciprocity, accumulating all possible capital, and absent incentive for retaliation (productive agrarianism) , is very different from non aggression against intersubjectively verifiable property (parasitic pastoralism), which minimizes capital accumulation, and maintains incentives for retaliation over differences in investment in capital. Sovereignty by force, not liberty by begging for permission. Capital (property in toto) not just personal property. Masculine Capital Intensive, Commons intensive Civilization vs Feminine consumption in tensive, commons abandoning, pastoralism K of male and predators, vs r of female and grazers. -
Age Differences To Compensate For Differences In Rates Of Maturity And Peak Maturity.
( Most general rules of arbitrary precision provide wisdom – they assist in choice. They do not provide decidability (truth). ) -
Age Differences To Compensate For Differences In Rates Of Maturity And Peak Maturity.
( Most general rules of arbitrary precision provide wisdom – they assist in choice. They do not provide decidability (truth). ) -
“RECIPROCITY OR WAR.” —“You say many good things, but for me the best you ever
“RECIPROCITY OR WAR.” —“You say many good things, but for me the best you ever said, and the simplest was “Reciprocity or War.” The whole philosophy in three words.”—Torsten Norgate I guess it’s that simple, isnt’ it?