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  • What Would Represent the Radix

    Apr 11, 2020, 7:21 PM

    —“In Natural Law, what would represent the radix? Moreover, as in mathematics where the radix point separates integers from fractionals, would you say in Natural Law the radix point exists between ordinary language and opining?”—Billy Law-Bregan

    Smart. Good thinking. Good question. In mathematics the radix is the base set of names of positions (nouns), before restoring to positional naming (multipliers of the base: phrases). The grammar of mathematics adds the possible operations (verbs), all of which are variations on addition or its reverse, subtraction (transformations), and the only possible tests of positional comparison, less, equal, or greater (equilibria), an the only possible test of agreement (truth, false, undecidable) In law, the equivalent of radix (base nouns) consist of the vocabulary of actionable references given human facility for sensation, perception, intuition (nouns, names, referents), the vocabulary of operations (verbs, thought word and deed), and the possible changes in state (transformations), and the and the only possible tests comparison (possibility) and only possible test of agreement (empiricism-observation-action, logic-consistency-intuition-word, and experience-sense-perception-autoassociation ). So yes the human grammatical facility, and the structure of grammar, the structure of transactions with that grammar(journal), and the epistemology of the story(ledger) is the same across every one of the grammars from deflationary (math) to functional (programming) to operational (natural law) to ordinary language to the inflationary grammars of narratives, fictions, fictionalisms, and deceits. MATH: Actor (presumed), associated reference (object named by positional name), name of referent – number (positional name), transformation, change in state, consequence, external consequence, repeat, sum, total. LAW: Actor, Action (name of human action), associated reference (object), transformation, change in state, consequence, external consequence, repeat, sum, total. STORY: name of referent – actor, action, transformation, consequence, external consequence, repeat, sum, total All grammars are the same and accounting, finance, and economics are the least error prone methods of describing human action. In this sense, law asks us for a full accounting of human actions so that we can test whether the statements are testifiable (fully accounted) or not, and if not, then how they are not fully accounted, and by deduction, why they aren’t. (ignorance, error, bias, wishful thinking, loading-farming, suggestion-obscurantism-overloading, the fictionalisms of sophistry, pseudoscience, or the occult, or outright deceit. Ergo P-law fits in the sequence: arithmetic, accounting, programming, natural law, economics, group strategy.

  • What Would Represent the Radix

    Apr 11, 2020, 7:21 PM

    —“In Natural Law, what would represent the radix? Moreover, as in mathematics where the radix point separates integers from fractionals, would you say in Natural Law the radix point exists between ordinary language and opining?”—Billy Law-Bregan

    Smart. Good thinking. Good question. In mathematics the radix is the base set of names of positions (nouns), before restoring to positional naming (multipliers of the base: phrases). The grammar of mathematics adds the possible operations (verbs), all of which are variations on addition or its reverse, subtraction (transformations), and the only possible tests of positional comparison, less, equal, or greater (equilibria), an the only possible test of agreement (truth, false, undecidable) In law, the equivalent of radix (base nouns) consist of the vocabulary of actionable references given human facility for sensation, perception, intuition (nouns, names, referents), the vocabulary of operations (verbs, thought word and deed), and the possible changes in state (transformations), and the and the only possible tests comparison (possibility) and only possible test of agreement (empiricism-observation-action, logic-consistency-intuition-word, and experience-sense-perception-autoassociation ). So yes the human grammatical facility, and the structure of grammar, the structure of transactions with that grammar(journal), and the epistemology of the story(ledger) is the same across every one of the grammars from deflationary (math) to functional (programming) to operational (natural law) to ordinary language to the inflationary grammars of narratives, fictions, fictionalisms, and deceits. MATH: Actor (presumed), associated reference (object named by positional name), name of referent – number (positional name), transformation, change in state, consequence, external consequence, repeat, sum, total. LAW: Actor, Action (name of human action), associated reference (object), transformation, change in state, consequence, external consequence, repeat, sum, total. STORY: name of referent – actor, action, transformation, consequence, external consequence, repeat, sum, total All grammars are the same and accounting, finance, and economics are the least error prone methods of describing human action. In this sense, law asks us for a full accounting of human actions so that we can test whether the statements are testifiable (fully accounted) or not, and if not, then how they are not fully accounted, and by deduction, why they aren’t. (ignorance, error, bias, wishful thinking, loading-farming, suggestion-obscurantism-overloading, the fictionalisms of sophistry, pseudoscience, or the occult, or outright deceit. Ergo P-law fits in the sequence: arithmetic, accounting, programming, natural law, economics, group strategy.

  • Curt: The Use of Arrows?

    May 5, 2020, 11:08 AM

    —“Can you clarify for me your use of the greater than symbol “>” in the lists you often use? So “Human logical facility > …Operations > … … Counting” etc Am I to read such lists with the words “is greater than” between them? Or does it have another meaning from computer code language or some other operational system that I’m unfamiliar with? Or am I attaching meaning where I shouldn’t?”— Stephen Wells

    HIERARCHY OF PURPOSE 1. Logical: The Direction of Serialization, 2. Dependency: Hierarchy of Dependency, 3. Evolution: Evolution of Development 4. Physical Causality: Sequence of Operations. EXAMPLES: Hierarchy less to more |FALSEHOOD|: Ignorance > error > bias > wishful thinking > obscurantism > fictionalism > deceit > denial. Direction Less to more in both directions |MORAL|: Evil < immoral < unethical < amoral > ethical > moral > Righteous. Process less to more |EPISTEMOLOGY| Observation > Auto-Association > Free Association > hypothesis > (mind-test) > theory > (action-test) > established theory or law (market-test) > limit discovery (falsification) > repeat (revision)

  • Curt: The Use of Arrows?

    May 5, 2020, 11:08 AM

    —“Can you clarify for me your use of the greater than symbol “>” in the lists you often use? So “Human logical facility > …Operations > … … Counting” etc Am I to read such lists with the words “is greater than” between them? Or does it have another meaning from computer code language or some other operational system that I’m unfamiliar with? Or am I attaching meaning where I shouldn’t?”— Stephen Wells

    HIERARCHY OF PURPOSE 1. Logical: The Direction of Serialization, 2. Dependency: Hierarchy of Dependency, 3. Evolution: Evolution of Development 4. Physical Causality: Sequence of Operations. EXAMPLES: Hierarchy less to more |FALSEHOOD|: Ignorance > error > bias > wishful thinking > obscurantism > fictionalism > deceit > denial. Direction Less to more in both directions |MORAL|: Evil < immoral < unethical < amoral > ethical > moral > Righteous. Process less to more |EPISTEMOLOGY| Observation > Auto-Association > Free Association > hypothesis > (mind-test) > theory > (action-test) > established theory or law (market-test) > limit discovery (falsification) > repeat (revision)

  • Will the P constitution include a modern version of the law of Hue and Cry?

    Will the P constitution include a modern version of the law of Hue and Cry? https://propertarianism.com/2020/05/28/will-the-p-constitution-include-a-modern-version-of-the-law-of-hue-and-cry/


    Source date (UTC): 2020-05-28 03:36:47 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1265849473638510597

  • How Did the Uk End up To Be a Multicultural Root-Less Anti White Mess

    How Did the Uk End up To Be a Multicultural Root-Less Anti White Mess https://propertarianism.com/2020/05/28/how-did-the-uk-end-up-to-be-a-multicultural-root-less-anti-white-mess-2/


    Source date (UTC): 2020-05-28 03:15:50 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1265844200903446529

  • Can We Recreate ‘european Thinking’ and ‘european Sense Making’

    May 23, 2020, 12:23 PM I dont know how many times I read through the entire Encyclopedia Britannica but I am pretty sure it’s the best general education you can still get. The question is, can we recreate ‘european thinking’ and ‘european sense making’ now that the (((program))) to undermine european thinking and sense making has been as successful using the second abrahamic revolution in deceit as it was in the first abrahamic revolution in deceit.

  • Can We Recreate ‘european Thinking’ and ‘european Sense Making’

    May 23, 2020, 12:23 PM I dont know how many times I read through the entire Encyclopedia Britannica but I am pretty sure it’s the best general education you can still get. The question is, can we recreate ‘european thinking’ and ‘european sense making’ now that the (((program))) to undermine european thinking and sense making has been as successful using the second abrahamic revolution in deceit as it was in the first abrahamic revolution in deceit.

  • Q: “… Unions?”

    Q: “… Unions?” https://propertarianism.com/2020/05/27/q-unions/


    Source date (UTC): 2020-05-27 17:39:24 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1265699136424292353

  • A Possibility of Democratic Process?

    Oct 17, 2019, 5:21 PM

    QUESTION: —“Curt I have a question for you. Do you think that there is any possibility of a tyrant getting in charge of the USA should it descend into civil war for separation? Or do we think this can be done by democratic processes in place? The latter one I think realistically doesn’t have a chance.”—

    There is a possibility of democratic process IF we propose a solution that is a superior alternative to certain conflict. This is what I hope to do. But the public won’t accept that until the conflict is certain. Which will happen soon. Any democrat is by definition a tyrant, because any rule by legislation rather than rule by law of reciprocity is by definition despotism. My hope, and most probable is a military takeover of the government. The problem is that the military needs something to enforce. So we must provide them with the market demand (up rising), moral license (to prevent chaos and civil war), and solution (that they can enforce to maintain the peace). We will need to act before the election. That’s all I can tell you. And that is why I’m working so hard to get enough done to provide that solution – at the last minute. Edit