Curt Doolittle

Theme: Agency

  • FIRST RULES OF TEACHING 1 – First Rule of Teaching: Don’t give them the answer.

    FIRST RULES OF TEACHING

    1 – First Rule of Teaching: Don’t give them the answer.

    2 – Second Rule of Teaching: Don’t be boring.

    3 – Third Rule of Teaching: You aren’t a cop, don’t act like one.

    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-28 15:44:00 UTC

  • A RELIGION OF THE POSSIBLE, TRUE, GOOD, AND BEAUTIFUL 1: Transcendence/Agency/So

    A RELIGION OF THE POSSIBLE, TRUE, GOOD, AND BEAUTIFUL

    1:

    Transcendence/Agency/Sovereignty;

    The mono-myth/archetypes/plots/virtues;

    The Fables, Myths, Legends, Histories

    2.

    The birth, oath, feast, marriage, death rituals;

    The festivals of life, nature, universe;

    The temples to our Heroes.

    Personal meditation

    3:

    Personal Fitness

    Competitive industry,

    Competitive sport,

    Competitive war,

    4:

    The law of testimony;

    The natural law of cooperation/market government;

    The physical laws. (laws of nature)

    That will provide a religion unlike any other.

    And all of it is possible, true, good, and beautiful.

    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-28 14:14:00 UTC

  • COMPARING INTENTIONS VS OUTCOMES You can look at the content or you can look at

    COMPARING INTENTIONS VS OUTCOMES

    You can look at the content or you can look at the method of communication and argument. you can look at the consequences.

    We were the greatest people on earth before christianity. and the greatest people on earth after christianity. And we are being defeated right now by christianity version 2: marxism/postmodernism and islam v1.

    So a silly person looks at the gears inside the box(intentions). The wise person looks at what comes out of the box (consequences).

    The consequences of aristotelianism and confucianism and zoroastrianism and buddhism vs the consequences of judaism, christianity, and islam. It’s not a difficult comparison. Abrahamism is a cancer upon mankind nearly as great as the entire history of plaques and diseases.

    Atheism in practice is just democratic socialism: a variation of marxism: christianity v2.

    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-27 11:36:00 UTC

  • What would you do? Would you give up your job? Would you give up your company? W

    What would you do?

    Would you give up your job?

    Would you give up your company?

    Would you give up your marriage?

    Would you give up your friends?

    Would you give up your possessions?

    What would you give up for your people?

    How far will you go for your people?

    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-25 15:30:00 UTC

  • BIG 5 PERSONALITY TRAITS via William L. Benge Need for Stability: Stress trigger

    BIG 5 PERSONALITY TRAITS

    via William L. Benge

    Need for Stability:

    Stress triggers your automatic nervous system, or fight-or-flight response. A period of arousal is followed by a return to normalcy and calm. Individuals with higher N scores have a shorter trigger and can’t take a lot of stress before feeling it. People with lower N scores are able to take abundant amounts of stress before feeling it.

    Extraversion:

    Sensation, or the five senses, is the trigger. Your E score is an estimate of the point when your motoric nervous system is aroused, becomes saturated with sensation and craves relief. Extraversion is traditionally associated with sociability because other people are the most common source of stimulation. People with higher E scores can take more sensation before becoming saturated.

    Originality:

    Novelty is the trigger. Dopamine is widely considered the “creativity” chemical, with levels of dopamine and dopamine receptors related to one’s ability to hold visual images in the mind. Your O score represents the point at which you have used up your available dopamine in your pursuit of novelty and your system says “no more novelty or complexity. Take me back to the simple and familiar, the tried and true.”

    Accommodation:

    The trigger is dominance. The arousal system consists of sex hormones (such as testosterone and estrogen) and serotonin, the neurotransmitter involved in sleep, depression and memory. For people with a relative abundance of male hormones and a relative deficit of female hormones, defiance is the norm. Someone with an opposite balance of hormones would normally be submissive. Your A score is an estimate of the point when you tire of being defiant and turn submissive.

    Consolidation:

    Distractions are the trigger. The arousal system supporting C behaviors is the attentional focus system, greatly impacted by levels of testosterone. High levels of testosterone are associated with a greater capacity for sustained, repetitive, goal-focused behavior. Distractions trigger the attentional system, causing loss of focus.Your C score is an estimate of the point when you finally say, “That’s enough focusing for now. Time for a break.”

    —adding—

    AND SIX: IQ: Rate at which you learn.

    AND SEVEN: Your visible reproductive value.

    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-24 18:31:00 UTC

  • IQ: THE TIME COST OF ADAPTATION TO INFORMATION IQ is not subjective it is measur

    IQ: THE TIME COST OF ADAPTATION TO INFORMATION

    IQ is not subjective it is measurable across all ages, genders, classes, and culltures. You might say that it is but one input into personality but it will remain the dominant input across all personality traits – period. IQ largely reflects the rate of learning and the scale of the patterns that individuals can identify in each iteration of the brain (about 1/2 second). It therefore represents the time-cost of adaptation to information.

    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-24 18:17:00 UTC

  • ACQUISITIONISM: BIG 5 – AGREEABLENESS —“Low time preference (likeable now) ove

    ACQUISITIONISM: BIG 5 – AGREEABLENESS

    —“Low time preference (likeable now) over high time preference (respected later)”— Bill Joslin

    —“Female submission(now) rather than male dominance(later).”— Moritz Bierling

    —“Agreeableness – priority on social capital (property type) – low cost (persuasion-manipulation; likeability – superficial) over high cost (merit-reputation; complex, honesty, trustworthy, reliable) – skew to create-aquire (likeability) over preservation (reputation)”— Bill Joslin

    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-24 16:01:00 UTC

  • “Intelligence then increases ability to recognize more distant relationships bet

    —“Intelligence then increases ability to recognize more distant relationships between actions and outcomes, thereby making it possible to see as property (act territorially towards) representational/abstract assets.”—Moritz Bierling

    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-24 13:25:00 UTC

  • IDEAS CONTROL PEOPLE BY CIRCUMVENTING REASON —“Emotions control people”—Jame

    IDEAS CONTROL PEOPLE BY CIRCUMVENTING REASON

    —“Emotions control people”—James Santagata

    And Ideas that are designed to circumvent reason by wishful thinking, suggestion, loading, framing, overloading, and deceit control emotions and therefore control people.

    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-24 09:21:00 UTC

  • LETTING YOUR INTERNAL MIRROR DECEIVE YOU. Many of you ‘nice boys’ are, I suspect

    LETTING YOUR INTERNAL MIRROR DECEIVE YOU.

    Many of you ‘nice boys’ are, I suspect, like most libertarians, relying on an internal intuition about the nature of man (which is just a mirror of your own brainstem), and confusing the interpersonal similarities of peoples one-on-one with the familial, social, political, and intellectual dissimilarities. A small minority doesn’t matter. But once a group can exercise its intuitions rather than exercise our high trust norms, the EMPIRICALLY DEMONSTRATE that they are not capable of participating in those norms.

    Source date (UTC): 2017-06-24 09:06:00 UTC