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  • FROM ELSEWHERE – REVIEW By researching art, legal, economic, monetary, and techn

    FROM ELSEWHERE – REVIEW
    By researching art, legal, economic, monetary, and technological history, I’m aware of indian inventions in mathematics, as well as such things as ‘Damascus Steel’… https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=487905795139649&id=100017606988153


    Source date (UTC): 2019-10-19 13:04:36 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1185542263201501184

  • “People that justify selfishnesses have to lie to themselves in order to ignore

    —“People that justify selfishnesses have to lie to themselves in order to ignore evidence that doesn’t erasure the selfishnesses survival. … An insurance plan for oppertunisms to circumvent all internal and external subjectfication that hasn’t yet survived falsification.”—Lincoln Thurmond


    Source date (UTC): 2019-10-19 12:54:00 UTC

  • DON’T BE SURPRISED —“The government endlessly invests in grown adults who can’

    DON’T BE SURPRISED

    —“The government endlessly invests in grown adults who can’t dress themselves or bathe., and who destroy every apartment they’ve ever lived in. … As Marx says “from each according to his ability. To each accord to his need.” … Don’t be surprised when you have hoards of VERY needy people with that policy.”—Aaron Schwartz


    Source date (UTC): 2019-10-19 10:56:00 UTC

  • FROM ELSEWHERE – REVIEW By researching art, legal, economic, monetary, and techn

    FROM ELSEWHERE – REVIEW

    By researching art, legal, economic, monetary, and technological history, I’m aware of indian inventions in mathematics, as well as such things as ‘Damascus Steel’ being an indian invention. And even fewer people are aware that india produced secular political thought, and like the chinese, it’s more practical than aspirational and ideal as is the european mediterranean tradition. We make a catastrophic mistake of overestimating the contributions of the middle east because of their early invention of the state, writing, and organized religion, and because our religious western heritage of having a semitic religion imposed pon the european people by byzantine force, and church deceit. So not only should we spend more time on chinese and indian and european history, we should spend less time on middle eastern. Why? They constantly collapsed because of an economy of taxing world trade routes rather than of producing themselves, and because of that failure, a failure to build trust among tribal peoples, whereas europeans, indians, and chinese succeeded. As for india, the equally interesting question is why are the people of india still strangely obsessed with their religion; why they hold onto the pseudoscience of indian origins; why their thought leadership died out, and why india stagnated earlier than even china. That said, current conditions are obvious. Islam remains an enemy of india, china, and european civilization. And there is nothing wrong with india that six generations of one child policy for the lower classes would not solve.


    Source date (UTC): 2019-10-19 09:04:00 UTC

  • “The way I think about it is; only a pre-existing state is capable of preventing

    —“The way I think about it is; only a pre-existing state is capable of preventing people from forming a new state, so libertarianism is less “doomed to fail” than it is a complete… https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=487173055212923&id=100017606988153


    Source date (UTC): 2019-10-18 14:38:56 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1185203614547095552

  • “The way I think about it is; only a pre-existing state is capable of preventing

    —“The way I think about it is; only a pre-existing state is capable of preventing people from forming a new state, so libertarianism is less “doomed to fail” than it is a complete nonstarter.”—James Brittingham

    MONARCHY = PRIVATE PROPERTY STATE

    It’s also doomed to fail, since the balance of commons vs private consumption isn’t possible unless the monarchy owns the territory, collects rents on it, and produces commons from the rent, thereby making all parties, including the state, private property owners.

    P-MONARCHY

    In P I argue that a monarchy can only survive corporally in the age of gunpowder b/c it’s dependent upon the militia and military rather than an alliance of land-holding families of professional warriors – with the relationship between militia and monarchy governed by rule of law. I prefer income taxes over land taxes, and I prefer rental income be limited to the monarchy or ‘the church’, just as I prefer consumer credit be handled by the monarchy, and the privatization of all bureaucracy as customer service organizations – thus preventing rent-seeking across the spectrum. Unions then serve as insurers of relations, and insurers fulfill their functions of insurers of property, and families return to insurers of kin, and we, incrementally wipe all rent seeking off the map, driving all capital into longer and longer and larger and larger investment and return cycles. It is possible to restore responsibility and accountability because the economy will be purged of innumeracy and itself returned ot ‘accountability’. ie: no more financial and economic lies.


    Source date (UTC): 2019-10-18 10:38:00 UTC

  • “Trust lowers cost. … It’s the long-term strategy of long-term strategies, as

    —“Trust lowers cost. … It’s the long-term strategy of long-term strategies, as far as I’m concerned (acting in a trustworthy manner and profiling people partly along a trust scale,… https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=486577708605791&id=100017606988153


    Source date (UTC): 2019-10-17 18:39:42 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1184901816091369472

  • “With high trust we have beneficial social momentum (other people’s predictable

    —“With high trust we have beneficial social momentum (other people’s predictable actions), which is what energy is, a source of momentum we can use to our benefit.”—Steve Pender


    Source date (UTC): 2019-10-17 18:37:50 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1184901348195737600

  • “Trust lowers cost. … It’s the long-term strategy of long-term strategies, as

    —“Trust lowers cost. … It’s the long-term strategy of long-term strategies, as far as I’m concerned (acting in a trustworthy manner and profiling people partly along a trust scale, adjusting with new evidence). … And paired with openness (in terms of engaging with, and training, other perspectives) can lead to an amassment of mutual improvement.”—Andy Curzon


    Source date (UTC): 2019-10-17 14:39:00 UTC

  • “With high trust we have beneficial social momentum (other people’s predictable

    —“With high trust we have beneficial social momentum (other people’s predictable actions), which is what energy is, a source of momentum we can use to our benefit.”—Steve Pender


    Source date (UTC): 2019-10-17 14:38:00 UTC