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  • Josh Jeppson —“It’s stereotypical at this point, but perhaps because it’s larg

    Josh Jeppson —“It’s stereotypical at this point, but perhaps because it’s largely true: intuitive minds are the best at penetrative insights before others get there, and serial/hyperlogical minds are best at double-checking the visionaries’ claims.”—-


    Source date (UTC): 2017-01-23 18:14:00 UTC

  • Sheriff A E S T H E T I C “Well you may throw your rock and hide your hand Worki

    Sheriff A E S T H E T I C

    “Well you may throw your rock and hide your hand

    Workin’ in the dark against your fellow man

    But as sure as God made black and white

    What’s down in the dark will be brought to the light”


    Source date (UTC): 2017-01-23 04:55:00 UTC

  • Retweeted Jim Trussels (@JimmyTrussels): @jordanbpeterson @curtdoolittle increme

    Retweeted Jim Trussels (@JimmyTrussels):

    @jordanbpeterson @curtdoolittle incremental mastery of truth telling as a coop/ruling tech for federated warriors -> Western Civ strategy


    Source date (UTC): 2017-01-22 08:07:00 UTC

  • “No one thinks for a single moment how consumer demand drives efficiency which d

    —“No one thinks for a single moment how consumer demand drives efficiency which drives automation and scaled consolidation which collapses manual industry. Together with a regressive tax scheme and fealty to the faith of trickle-down economics, and that’s what you get: all over.”—

    Yes. But just as heroin makes available incentives with profound consequences, fiat credit makes available incentives with profound consequences.

    And there is a huge difference between REMOVING a resource that produces profound consequences, and trying to convince people to BELIEVE in a general good and not to follow incentives.

    People don’t do that. They self report the moral high ground but they demonstrate a preference for pursuing the material incentives.

    This is why I say that adults talk about institutions and incentives, well intentioned people talk about punishments, and fools talk about ‘beliefs’.

    Remove the incentive.

    The incentive is credit.

    The solution is very firm borders, very firm citizenship, and high investment in the kinship commons.

    People follow incentives. we cannot cast moral judgement on other for their beliefs. We can only make illegal those actions which are criminal.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-01-21 11:16:00 UTC

  • “I’ve been saying for a while now “pathological altruism” is not a trait of Arya

    –“I’ve been saying for a while now “pathological altruism” is not a trait of Aryans. It’s a fraudulent virtue signal by the bourgeoisie, attempting to appear like the nobility above them in status, but not having the resources to corroborate that false status signal.”—Josh Jeppson

    Yeah, But it’s so pervasive it’s got to be more than JUST class. I think the behavior is the result of Bourgeoise class interests (everyone is a potential customer), Puritanism (the puritan ethic), Christianity (universalism), and Feminism (or simply the enfranchisement of women – acting as a multiplier on all the above.) So perhaps I see it more as ‘as we raise the volume of the female, we will see evidence of consumption and the commercial exploitation of women’s desire for consumption).

    So of the spectrum of ‘bourgeoise’ influences, I see Fiat Money + Female Enfranchisement as conflationary: merging the market and the state(excellences, capital, limits) overly so, where you see the merchant class as responsible.

    But I feel it’s (a) demilitarization/demasculination of the western male, as much as (b) the rise of the bourgeoise’s influence due to the increase in their economic influence, to (c) the enfransisement of women as peers instead of competitors, and (d) the use of fiat money to enable enfranchised women to work and consume, and (e) the consumption of taxes by putting woman to work and then taxing all their income from the family unit, thereby committing genocide by credit.

    So while consumer values … is that the best description? (is that the same thing as bourgeoise values, or are we talking about the fact that only someone with bourgeoise values would open up government under the ‘ruse’ of equality?).

    hmm…


    Source date (UTC): 2017-01-21 05:43:00 UTC

  • “The idea of collapsing the hollywood market through revocation of their copyrig

    —“The idea of collapsing the hollywood market through revocation of their copyright gave me a momentary cathartic relief that I long to replicate permanently. Imagine if one day surpassing Shakespeare was not so absurdly out of reach.”—Jeremie Makell


    Source date (UTC): 2017-01-19 12:04:00 UTC

  • by Joel Davis ( NOTE: Joel Davis: I’ve done some light editing below, and used C

    by Joel Davis

    ( NOTE: Joel Davis: I’ve done some light editing below, and used CD: to add my thoughts. This is a very good piece with a full cycle argument. And you only ‘slide backward’ into godmode speech rather than operational language a few times -I’ve left them for you to edit. If you do, and repost as a comment, I’ll update this. ok? šŸ™‚ )

    —“Fundamentally, force functions as the means of decidability in all property disputes.

    However, by the forcible establishment of sovereignty, the sovereign may enforce whichever specific definition of property it decides (within the limits of existential possibility and practical capability).

    [(CD: platonism. state actors an actions:)Sovereign power manifests] property in society using force, and Propertarianism acknowledges this and seeks to argue in favour of a particular conception of property for the purposes of satisfying mutual strategic self-interest that produces to persistence: genetic survival: “Biological Transcendence”.

    Genetic Survival (Biological Transcendence) [(CD: godmode language:) has been identified] as the fundamental purpose for life from the analysis of evolutionary biological, psychological and neuroscientific observations.

    These observations demonstrate that by successful genetic reproduction we exist in the form that we exist, including our fundamental psychological motivations.

    By examining our fundamental psychological motivations as a function of the operation of genetic survival, we may establish genetic survival as the most probable psychologically and existentially satisfying intended consequence for our actions. (CD: and furthremore, one would have to explain why anyone’s choice was not in pursuit of that end – because that exposes deceptions and frauds.)

    We observe humans (like all animals) to pursue genetic survival by three fundamental categories of strategy:

    – Predation

    – Parasitism

    – Cooperation

    (CD: – Avoidance )

    These three(CD: four) categories correlate with the three fundamental catagories of social power we observe:

    – Violence

    – Appeal to Conscience

    – Capacity for Exchange

    – Boycott

    Predators use violence to gain social power to gain access to resources and reproduction to gain increased probability of genetic survival.

    Parasites use appeals to conscience (internalized morality) to gain social power to gain access to resources and reproduction to gain increased probability of genetic survival.

    Cooperators exchange their beneficial capacity for the production of consumable resources and reproduction itself to gain social power to gain access to resources and reproduction to gain increased probability of genetic survival.

    (CD: Avoidance … )

    We have identified the strategy of cooperation’s higher capacity to serve our interests for long-term genetic survival as it provides extremely higher incentives to contribute to society.

    Through the establishment of a cooperative society, we incentivize the production of necessary resources for survival and protections for our inherent vulnerablities, and we empower individual humans to exchange their productive capacity for access to these protections and resources.

    In light of this, we seek to increase the individual’s incentive to serve his/her genetic survival interests by exchange and disincentivize violence or parasitism.

    In order to defeat all predators and parasites and enforce cooperation by exchange we must establish sovereign force which defends [(CD: no, all property that encourages retaliation by a return to parasitism and predation)physical] property (to protect the incentive to labour/invest/produce and exchange) and abstract property (by punishing false testimony to protect the listeners from having their conscience manipulated to enable parasitism – All parasitism by definition directly contradicts the self-interest of the host.

    Therefore, all justifications for parasitism require an appeal to elevate some abstract ideal as more fundamentally important than self-interest, yet we observe the emergence of our fundamental psychological motivations [CD: from which our self-interest emerges] from the operation of genetic survival. Therefore, the fact these abstract moral imperatives serve the genetic survival interests of parasites demonstrates the deception of all justifications for parasitism.)

    For Propertarianism to succeed in maximizing our probability for genetic survival, the sovereign must punish predatory violence and parasitic lying so to engage in either behaviour would reduce your probability of genetic survival more than engaging in such behaviour could increase it, thus incentivizing Cooperation.

    Propertarian Sovereign Power achieves this through violence, but it defines property as means to it’s cooperative genetic survival strategy.

    To enforce property creates it, why you enforce property defines it.

    I would add that whilst Predation functions by Violence, all Violence need not function as Predation. And whilst all Social Parasitism functions by Appeals to Conscience, not all Appeals to Conscience must function as Parasitism.

    Via Propertarianism, all three categories of social power may function as means to Cooperation.”—


    Source date (UTC): 2017-01-19 08:27:00 UTC

  • (from elsewhere) Christopher Cantwell ME. I’LL ROCK YOUR WORLD. (Quite seriously

    (from elsewhere)

    Christopher Cantwell

    ME. I’LL ROCK YOUR WORLD. (Quite seriously.)

    I’d like to discuss the difference between LIBERTY and SOVEREIGNTY, and then from there move onto the NAP which I consider a half truth, vs Non Imposition against Property in Toto.

    And between those two topics I bet I can give you more and better ammunition than the rather silly rothbardian program provides.

    You’re a great communicator, and frankly a great general. But great generals need great weapons. And I’m pretty sure you need to switch from horses to machine guns, and I’m giving ’em away for the price of argument.

    Cheers. šŸ˜‰

    -Curt Doolittle, The Propertarian Institute. Kiev, Ukraine.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-01-18 15:03:00 UTC

  • (from elsewhere) While students from elite schools will always be in demand, tha

    (from elsewhere)

    While students from elite schools will always be in demand, that does not tell us much about the value of a college degree.

    Just as the American and British Economies experienced purges of middle management built up between the period 1920–1980 because of the influence of ā€˜managerialism’ (socialism), the entire world is about to go through a set of severe employment contractions between now and at least 2025.

    1 – political management – on a vast scale.

    2 – much more of lower middle management – on a vast scale.

    3 – a little more labor due to automation – perhaps on a perceptible scale.

    and (possibly)

    4 – much, much, much, of the financial sector on a frightening scale.

    In my (rather informed I think) opinion, if you do not possess a STEM degree for employment purposes, and perhaps a philosophy/law minor (so you think clearly), you have very little chances of employability other than ā€œgee I have a degreeā€.

    Like most things, it’s more (a) who you know, and (b) what industry you can get into early, and (c) how much you can save of your income and invest before you are 30.

    Why? Because the west has held a 500 year military, technical, legal, financial, cultural, literacy, and knowledge advantage over the world, and Because Americans inherited the British empire’s institutions of world finance, trade, and oil. It is quite possible that Americans will descend to european standards of living (which are much lower unfortunately), and even more possible that europeans will descend as well.

    We no longer hold those advantages, and what we have seen since about 1992, a brief boom as we collected the post-cold-war (world communism) dividend, but by 2006 it was fairly evident that ā€˜the great leveling’ in the world economy would occur at the same time as ā€˜the great sort’ was occurring in the US population.

    ie: minimum bar for a college degree with any employability is a STEM degree. College degree only tells employers you can follow direction. It is the same bar as a high school diploma used to be before they discounted the high school diploma by lowering the standards. The same has occurred in colleges and universities. This is because while only about 15% of the work force has the IQ necessary to obtain a ā€˜legit’ college degree, about 50% of our people go to college. Ergo, 2/3 of the people who hold college degrees are meaningless. And of the remaining 1/3, only those with a STEM degree are employable.

    Worse, a PhD is a liability not an asset when seeking employment outside of research or STEM classes.

    Employers need to know you have a degree worth having from a school worth issuing it. The degree itself is now just a permission slip to seek work. Not a criteria for creating demand.

    Cheers

    Curt Doolittle


    Source date (UTC): 2017-01-18 14:39:00 UTC

  • kinds of job opportunities are available for people with a PhD in political econ

    https://t.co/o1jJtmEVDEWhat kinds of job opportunities are available for people with a PhD in political economy? https://t.co/o1jJtmEVDE

    ANSWER

    Just as the American and British Economies experienced purges of middle management built up between the period 1920–1980 because of the influence of ā€˜managerialism’ (socialism), the entire world is about to go through a set of severe employment contractions between now and at least 2025.

    1 – political management – on a vast scale.

    2 – much more of lower middle management – on a vast scale.

    3 – a little more labor due to automation – perhaps on a perceptible scale.

    and (possibly)

    4 – much, much, much, of the financial sector on a frightening scale.

    In my (rather informed I think) opinion, if you do not possess a STEM degree for employment purposes, and perhaps a philosophy/law minor (so you think clearly), you have very little chances of employability other than ā€œgee I have a degreeā€.

    Like most things, it’s more (a) who you know, and (b) what industry you can get into early, and (c) how much you can save of your income and invest before you are 30.

    Why? Because the west has held a 500 year military, technical, legal, financial, cultural, literacy, and knowledge advantage over the world, and Because Americans inherited the British empire’s institutions of world finance, trade, and oil. It is quite possible that Americans will descend to european standards of living (which are much lower unfortunately), and even more possible that europeans will descend as well.

    We no longer hold those advantages, and what we have seen since about 1992, a brief boom as we collected the post-cold-war (world communism) dividend, but by 2006 it was fairly evident that ā€˜the great leveling’ in the world economy would occur at the same time as ā€˜the great sort’ was occurring in the US population.

    ie: minimum bar for a college degree with any employability is a STEM degree. College degree only tells employers you can follow direction. It is the same bar as a high school diploma used to be before they discounted the high school diploma by lowering the standards. The same has occurred in colleges and universities. This is because while only about 15% of the work force has the IQ necessary to obtain a ā€˜legit’ college degree, about 50% of our people go to college. Ergo, 2/3 of the people who hold college degrees are meaningless. And of the remaining 1/3, only those with a STEM degree are employable.

    Worse, a PhD is a liability not an asset when seeking employment outside of research or STEM classes.

    Employers need to know you have a degree worth having from a school worth issuing it. The degree itself is now just a permission slip to seek work. Not a criteria for creating demand.

    Cheers

    Curt Doolittle


    Source date (UTC): 2017-01-18 14:38:00 UTC