Curt Doolittle

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  • (note) Tell a story, teach a lesson. in every great era … model… information

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    Tell a story, teach a lesson.

    in every great era … model…

    information is our era’s model

    in physics, in economics

    revise our prior understandings

    the success of the west in the ancient and modern worlds.

    for a host of reasons, we can see that

    the west calculates faster and better than the rest.

    the origin story.

    the result.. sov -> markets in everything

    calculation in everything.

    faster adaptation and invention

    but what has gone wrong?

    the innovaton and reacton cycles

    this cycle was pseudoscience.

    the reason for the success of pseudocience,

    the reason for the failure to counter it.

    the solution to it

    The end of history is the truthful civilization

    Source date (UTC): 2016-11-16 01:42:00 UTC

  • Spectrum Blindness: The Frequency Of Concepts, And Conceptual Networks As Production Cycles

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  • Spectrum Blindness: The Frequency Of Concepts, And Conceptual Networks As Production Cycles

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  • WOMEN vs MEN : DIVISION OF PERCEPTION AND COGNITION ………………..CONCEPTU

    WOMEN vs MEN : DIVISION OF PERCEPTION AND COGNITION

    ………………..CONCEPTUAL….MORAL……..FRAME?

    WOMEN =…Generalists……….Specialists….The Present

    MEN = ……..Specialists………..Generalists…The future

    WOMEN: Cooperation at temporal distance requires consensus on consumption. Females seek agreement.

    MEN: Calculation at inter-temporal distance requires specialization and competition between outcomes. Men seek Truth.

    Brains are limited in their capacity. Genders specialize in the near and the far. It’s really that simple. Are they distributions? Yes. But distributions illustrates averages and medians.

    Source date (UTC): 2016-10-23 14:32:00 UTC

  • Strategies – Not Steady States

    STRATEGIES NOT STEADY STATES Communism …. (lower class – short term – consumption – r-selection ) …. (mandatory consumption) …. (reproductive offense – distribution of assets ) …. (strength in numbers) Market Government …. (middle class – medium term – production) …. (mandatory exchange) …. (productive offense – market exchange of assets) …. (strength in adaptation/evolution) Fascism …. (upper class – long term – preservation – K-selection) …. (mandatory production/contribution) …. (organizational offense – concentration of assets) …. (strength in ability[resources])
    Innovative < —————- > Defensive …. …. …. Communism (universalism) (impossible) …. …. Socialism (competitively impossible) …. Social Democracy (possible as long as competitive) Market Government (Trade) …. Anarchism (impossible) ….Classical-Liberalism, (competitively possible) …. ….Christian Monarchism (competitively possible) …. …. ….Fascism (particularism) We alter between these strategies as our prosperity allows. —Curt

  • Strategies – Not Steady States

    STRATEGIES NOT STEADY STATES Communism …. (lower class – short term – consumption – r-selection ) …. (mandatory consumption) …. (reproductive offense – distribution of assets ) …. (strength in numbers) Market Government …. (middle class – medium term – production) …. (mandatory exchange) …. (productive offense – market exchange of assets) …. (strength in adaptation/evolution) Fascism …. (upper class – long term – preservation – K-selection) …. (mandatory production/contribution) …. (organizational offense – concentration of assets) …. (strength in ability[resources])
    Innovative < —————- > Defensive …. …. …. Communism (universalism) (impossible) …. …. Socialism (competitively impossible) …. Social Democracy (possible as long as competitive) Market Government (Trade) …. Anarchism (impossible) ….Classical-Liberalism, (competitively possible) …. ….Christian Monarchism (competitively possible) …. …. ….Fascism (particularism) We alter between these strategies as our prosperity allows. —Curt

  • CATEGORIES As far as I know, by analogy, a category acts as the verb and an acti

    CATEGORIES

    As far as I know, by analogy, a category acts as the verb and an action acts as a nouns.

    I cannot find and case where this fails.

    Why. Because the range and limits of human actions provide the unit of measure that makes commensurable those concepts that we wish to communicate.

    This is, as I understand it, the universal law of categories.

    And will remain so until we find some alien race with whom we must communicate and cooperate, and we add complexity to our categories just as we add non Euclidean spaces to our geometry.

    As far as I know this model is complete.

    Source date (UTC): 2016-10-12 12:43:00 UTC

  • PHILOSOPHERS Personal-Preferential <--Utilitarian-Ethical--> Political-Decidable

    PHILOSOPHERS

    Personal-Preferential <–Utilitarian-Ethical–> Political-Decidable

    Preference<———————Utility————————>Necessity

    Satisfaction<—————–Cooperation——————->Conflict

    The reason we dispute the question ‘what is philosophy’ is the diversity of decisions we must make, and each person prefers to claim philosohpy for the problem set he wishes to hold precedence over the others.

    Source date (UTC): 2016-10-08 07:10:00 UTC

  • “AESTHETOLOGY” In the West there is THEOLOGY and there is PHILOSOPHY, and there

    “AESTHETOLOGY”

    In the West there is THEOLOGY and there is PHILOSOPHY, and there is NATURAL LAW; Russian thought, however, is conflationary: a fourth concept’; one which embraces novelists, poets, critics, religious and political thinkers.

    I don’t know what the term is for it if there is one, but in my world this is Aesthetic Argument. “Aesthetology.”

    Source date (UTC): 2016-10-07 13:47:00 UTC

  • Strictly Constructed Law And Contract

    It’s not that different from programming, which any reasonably intelligent lawyer that can program a bit will readily observe. The Structure of a Program or Contract ———————————————————— Purpose (Whereas these conditions exist) Return Value (and whereas we wish to produce these ends) Constants and Variables (definitions constructed) Objects (constructions from base types / “first principles”) Libraries and Includes ( we refer to these libraries, objects, definitions) Functions (clauses that can be performed) Event Listeners ( criteria that invokes clauses) Operations (assignments of value, comparisons of value) Termination (termination conditions – no infinite loops)
    The only thing preventing law from strict construction was the definition of the first principle from which all constants, variables, objects, operations, and functions are derived: 1 – Productive 2 – Fully informed 3 – Warrantied 4 – Voluntary Exchange 5 – Constrained to externality of the same criteria. Curt Doolittle The Philosophy of Aristocracy The Propertarian Institute Kiev, Ukraine