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photos_and_videos/TimelinePhotos_SxeO6JU-xg/50576440_10156923009872264_3070568752379592704_o_10156923009867264.jpg Now it’s ready. ;)Bobby McManusThis gave me chills. I feel like I can finally start sharing some of the message when itβs packaged this way.Jan 17, 2019, 10:36 PMShane Markwhat does civil wrongs have to do with the scientific methodJan 18, 2019, 10:28 AMCurt DoolittleThat’s the cool part.Jan 18, 2019, 12:12 PMShane MarkI have a law degree and i still don’t understand.Jan 19, 2019, 5:31 AMCurt Doolittle^If it wasn’t excruciatingly difficult, someone would have done it before me. Instead, a host of intellectuals during the late 19th through mid 20th tried and failed. But since that time we’ve had computer science (existential) instead of mathematics (ideal), and cognitive science (existential) instead of psychology (pseudoscience), and economics (real) instead of sociology (pseudoscience). There are lots of shoulders of giants to stand upon in the late 20th and early 21st when I’m working.
It’s possible to create strictly constructed law on one hand that is testable by computer software, and a chain of dependency that is testable by computer, and to provide the law, prosecutors, lawyers, judges, and the jury with a set of tests for truthful speech – which cannot be performed by computer.
Law of tort is quite good really. Legislation and regulation are reasonably good in the anglo (common law) tradition. We just need these tools, universal standing in matters of the commons, thereby ending disintermediation by the state, and providing a via negativa means of competition (court) in addition to the via-positiva means of competition (markets).
Now, increase the definition and scope of property (see property-in-toto) to the full suite of things that people act to invest in producing whether by expenditure of forgone opportunity, or expenditure of time, effort, or resources, (including manners, ethics, morals, norms, commons, capital et all) and it is very hard for special interests (and usurpers) to survive. And even more so, nearly impossible to seek rents (more on that another time.)
Eradicate false and ir-reciprocal commercial, financial, economic, political, and informational speech in the commons. Restore libel and slander. Prohibit baiting into moral hazard in the law. Replace copyright with creative commons. Eliminate consumer interest (yes, really, and it’s not hard). Privatize (contract out) all bureaucratic functions. Replace private pensions with public (they aren’t possible anyway in current and future economies)…. Much more but all of it is rather ordinary.Jan 19, 2019, 9:01 AMNow it’s ready. π

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Source date (UTC): 2019-01-16 17:46:00 UTC
How much longer are we going to have to tolerate butt-hurt libertarians?
Give it up kids. Malinvestment like the rest of us. Move on.
PATH OF MATURITY
Democrat > Classical Liberal > Libertarian > Anarcho Capitalism > Neo Reaction > Propertarianism.
Propertarianism = Perfect Government.
1) Algorithmic Natural Law, and an Independent Judiciary of the law, and a ready, trained, militia.
2) Choose: Nationalistic (eugenic) or Anti-Nationalistic (dysgenic)
3) Choose your means of producing commons:
Monarchic, Oligarchy (senate), Classical LIberal (classes), Social Democratic, Direct Democracy. Direct Economic Democracy.
4) Choose your method of education (mindfulness(religion), ethics (manners, ethics, morals, laws), methods of calculation, general knowledge, occupational skills.)
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We don’t ask you to ‘believe’ in anything. We ask you to apply the method and refrain from causing harm to the physical, institutional, and informational, both private and common. And we’d prefer it if you also did your duty and demanded the same of others.
It is a method that will change you first before you change your environment and you begin to change others. You will make it your own.
And once the lightbulb goes on the world will be a much more simple and understandable place.
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IT’S ALL JUST IMPLEMENTING IT NOW.
Watching the talk with Augustus Invictus and Richard Heathen and realizing that it’s obvious to me that propertarianism is ‘COMPLETED’. I was talking to someone this morning who said “You are finished. I can see it in your eyes. you aren’t struggling to find words or means of communicating ideas any longer.” Nick said this a bit ago so I assume he noticed first. But yeah, the cake is baked. Fork in it. Complete. Ready to go. Ready for way.
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RELATIVE COSTS AND INCOME BALANCE OUT
MAJOR DIFFERENCES IS NOT STATE BUT URBAN VS RURAL
Alabama
Median household income: $44,765
Regional price parity out of 100: 86.8
Real income: $51,573
Alaska
Median household income: $73,355
Regional price parity out of 100: 105.6
Real income: $69,465
Arizona
Median household income: $51,492
Regional price parity out of 100: 96.2
Real income: $53,526
Arkansas
Median household income: $41,995
Regional price parity out of 100: 87.4
Real income: $48,049
California
Median household income: $64,500
Regional price parity out of 100: 113.4
Real income: $56,878
Colorado
Median household income: $63,909
Regional price parity out of 100: 103.2
Real income: $61,927
Connecticut
Median household income: $71,346
Regional price parity out of 100: 108.7
Real income: $65,636
Delaware
Median household income: $61,255
Regional price parity out of 100: 100.4
Real income: $61,011
District of Columbia
Median household income: $75,628
Regional price parity out of 100: 117
Real income: $64,639
Florida
Median household income: $49,426
Regional price parity out of 100: 99.5
Real income: $49,674
Georgia
Median household income: $51,244
Regional price parity out of 100: 92.6
Real income: $55,339
Hawaii
Median household income: $73,486
Regional price parity out of 100: 118.8
Real income: $61,857
Idaho
Median household income: $48,275
Regional price parity out of 100: 93.4
Real income: $51,686
Illinois
Median household income: $59,588
Regional price parity out of 100: 99.7
Real income: $59,767
Indiana
Median household income: $50,532
Regional price parity out of 100: 90.7
Real income: $55,713
Iowa
Median household income: $54,736
Regional price parity out of 100: 90.3
Real income: $60,616
Kansas
Median household income: $53,906
Regional price parity out of 100: 90.4
Real income: $59,631
Kentucky
Median household income: $45,215
Regional price parity out of 100: 88.6
Real income: $51,033
Louisiana
Median household income: $45,727
Regional price parity out of 100: 90.6
Real income: $50,471
Maine
Median household income: $51,494
Regional price parity out of 100: 98
Real income: $52,545
Maryland
Median household income: $75,847
Regional price parity out of 100: 109.6
Real income: $69,203
Massachusetts
Median household income: $70,628
Regional price parity out of 100: 106.9
Real income: $66,069
Michigan
Median household income: $51,084
Regional price parity out of 100: 93.5
Real income: $54,635
Minnesota
Median household income: $63,488
Regional price parity out of 100: 97.4
Real income: $65,183
Mississippi
Median household income: $40,593
Regional price parity out of 100: 86.2
Real income: $47,092
Missouri
Median household income: $50,238
Regional price parity out of 100: 89.3
Real income: $56,258
Montana
Median household income: $49,509
Regional price parity out of 100: 94.8
Real income: $52,225
Nebraska
Median household income: $54,996
Regional price parity out of 100: 90.6
Real income: $60,702
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Knowing the deflation, operationalism, and grammars is a bit like having a superpower. And I just realized that if we teach everyone Testimonialism I won’t be the only person with the superpower…. sigh… π
Source date (UTC): 2019-01-13 17:36:00 UTC