https://ncase.me/trust/Updated Sep 27, 2019, 10:41 PM
Source date (UTC): 2019-09-27 22:41:00 UTC
https://ncase.me/trust/Updated Sep 27, 2019, 10:41 PM
Source date (UTC): 2019-09-27 22:41:00 UTC
Because europeans are too high trust and too little clannish to defend ourselves from invasion by marxism, socialism, postmodernism, feminism, and fundamentalist judaism and islam – why? Because we let women vote.
Source date (UTC): 2019-09-26 23:42:40 UTC
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—“Can you relate in-group vs out-group to morality = reciprocity ?”—Scott Claremont
Morality = Rules of cooperation
INGROUP VS OUTGROUP
1. Ingroup,
2. outgroup
… a. outgroup trade,… https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=472302760033286&id=100017606988153
Source date (UTC): 2019-09-25 14:21:08 UTC
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—“Can you relate in-group vs out-group to morality = reciprocity ?”—Scott Claremont
Morality = Rules of cooperation
INGROUP VS OUTGROUP
1. Ingroup,
2. outgroup
… a. outgroup trade,
… b. outgroup boycott,
… c. outgroup competitor,
… d. outgroup parasite
… e. outgroup predator
Ingroup by definition = cooperation (moral)
Ingroup always requires reciprocity.
Ingroup oten requires investment (risk)
Ingroup often requires insurance
Ingroup may require subsidy.
Outgroup by definition only requires utility.
Outgroup may or may not require reciprocity
Outgroup does not require investment (risk)
Outgroup does not demand insurance
Outgroup does not require subsidy.
Outgroup non-cooperation is disutilitarian
Outgroup non-cooperation does not require reciprocity
Outgroup non-cooperation does not require investment
Outgroup non-cooperation does not require insurance
Outgroup non-cooperation does not require subsidy
Outgroup enemy is harmful
Outgroup enemy requires irreciprocity
Outgroup enemy requires costs to impose costs
Outgroup enemy requires destruction of their insurance
Outgroup enemy requires destruction of their subsidies
Lesson: you can’t use one rule for scale.
Humans are monkeys that want to imitate or follow a single pre-cognitive intuitions rather than think (remember or reason).
But spectra require disambiguation and thought.
There are no points(ideal types) only lines (spectra). š
Source date (UTC): 2019-09-25 10:20:00 UTC
RT @MartianHoplite: The Ideal: a balanced tradeoff btw individualism & collectivism.
Libertarianism: always individualism, esp when bad, nā¦
Source date (UTC): 2019-09-23 01:03:37 UTC
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That thing we call kin selection scales across disciplines, and only because we artificially isolate disciplines so that each discipline can maintain it’s grammar (system of paradigms and terms – meaning measurements). It’s this systemic problem I spend time solving with P.
Source date (UTC): 2019-09-23 00:50:50 UTC
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@User1233213 This is a problem that arises from disciplinary specialization rather than mastery of multiple fields – and is another example of why I teach the Grammars, and use Economics (demonstrated behavior at scale) where others do not. Groups demonstrate different criteria for selection.
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@User1233213 This is a problem that arises from disciplinary specialization rather than mastery of multiple fields – and is another example of why I teach the Grammars, and use Economics (demonstrated behavior at scale) where others do not. Groups demonstrate different criteria for selection.
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For example Jayman will disagree group selection but he limits the term to its origins, rather than expanding it to cover increasing means of selection based upon circumstantial demand – the most obvious being masculine traits in stress, and less so in plenty.
Source date (UTC): 2019-09-23 00:47:50 UTC
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@User1233213 This is a test of verbalisms. Do we use one term for kin and extrapolate from there, or do we use a series beginning with kin selection, or do we take the terms from behavioral economics, and talk in the term of discounts. There are multiple term-category conflicts in this space.
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@User1233213 This is a test of verbalisms. Do we use one term for kin and extrapolate from there, or do we use a series beginning with kin selection, or do we take the terms from behavioral economics, and talk in the term of discounts. There are multiple term-category conflicts in this space.
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Kin selection is demonstrated in every single stage of social order from the drowning test, friend selection, to neighborhood selection, to workplace, to voting patterns, to buying and art patterns. Clannishness varies as does trust by race and subrace. WTF are you talking about?
Source date (UTC): 2019-09-23 00:43:55 UTC
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You and your fellow ‘liberals’ are just another priesthood selling another false promise, counter to laws of nature, and the natural law of human cooperation.
Source date (UTC): 2019-09-19 17:00:44 UTC
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@willwilkinson @nytopinion @BetoORourke ANd you are doing everything possible to restore monopoly and dysgenics that has destroyed every great civilization of the ancient world. And is destroying european – as fast as the roman empire – in just seventy years.
So no. We aren’t going to let that happen.
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@willwilkinson @nytopinion @BetoORourke ANd you are doing everything possible to restore monopoly and dysgenics that has destroyed every great civilization of the ancient world. And is destroying european – as fast as the roman empire – in just seventy years.
So no. We aren’t going to let that happen.
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Additionally, conservatives find disgust (impurity) in mind, word, and deed intolerable, and this is what unites us against the left: they’re disgusting. Why? They ruin the commons, including the genetic.
Source date (UTC): 2019-09-18 23:35:56 UTC
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@UDepravity @gurugeorgey @Biorealism @charliekirk11 @TuckerCarlson @thespandrell @Steve_Sailer The problem is that the female mind (left, consumption), ascendent male mind (libertarian, production), and established male mind (conservative, conservation) differ in their moral instincts. Proportionality and equality for the female and Reciprocity and hierarchy for the male.
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@UDepravity @gurugeorgey @Biorealism @charliekirk11 @TuckerCarlson @thespandrell @Steve_Sailer The problem is that the female mind (left, consumption), ascendent male mind (libertarian, production), and established male mind (conservative, conservation) differ in their moral instincts. Proportionality and equality for the female and Reciprocity and hierarchy for the male.
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