https://propertarianism.com/2014/09/28/the-evolution-of-cooperation/PROPERTARIANISM: THE CORE
The Evolution of Cooperation
Source date (UTC): 2016-11-14 07:49:00 UTC
Theme: Cooperation
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THE CORE The Evolution of Cooperation
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And that by insuring the allocations of property and relations and terms, allows
And that by insuring the allocations of property and relations and terms, allows the polity to survive and compete.
Source date (UTC): 2016-11-13 21:41:25 UTC
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@curtdoolittle I am very familiar with Libertarian ideas about this . We can start conversation at a hight level. Or we can read Webster.
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LAWS ARE DISCOVERED, LEGISLATION IS MADE. MAN CANNOT MAKE LAW. Humans create com
LAWS ARE DISCOVERED, LEGISLATION IS MADE. MAN CANNOT MAKE LAW.
Humans create commands, legislation, and regulations. Laws, both physical and natural (cooperation), we can only discover. We cannot any more create a law of cooperation (natural law) than we can a law of nature (physical laws). The only difference between physical laws and natural laws is that since we have memories, we can cooperate across time rather than be limited to the moment of the difference in potential.
(That might be hard to catch without pondering a bit.)
Source date (UTC): 2016-11-11 22:38:00 UTC
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Why are lower prices of consumer goods more desirable than the employment of our
Why are lower prices of consumer goods more desirable than the employment of our less able, young, and older kin? Answer: They Aren’t.
Source date (UTC): 2016-11-11 17:01:48 UTC
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Why are lower prices of consumer goods more desirable than the employment of our
Why are lower prices of consumer goods more desirable than the employment of our less able, young, and older kin? Answer: They Aren’t.
Source date (UTC): 2016-11-11 12:01:00 UTC
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Western Civilization is unique: sovereign, empirical, non-conflationary, consist
Western Civilization is unique: sovereign, empirical, non-conflationary, consisting entirely of markets for info, assoc, mates, prod, rule.
Source date (UTC): 2016-11-11 09:01:00 UTC
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Actually, the majority of us were conquerors. Immigrants are free riders
Actually, the majority of us were conquerors. Immigrants are free riders.
Source date (UTC): 2016-11-10 06:49:28 UTC
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@curtdoolittle Stupidest argument I’ve heard. Every citizen has an equal right to vote. Besides, virtually all Americans are immigrants.
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We made a difference. All of us. Everyone who stayed on-message
We made a difference. All of us. Everyone who stayed on-message.
Source date (UTC): 2016-11-09 09:36:24 UTC
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“The left seems to be doing everything in their power to make cooperation with t
—“The left seems to be doing everything in their power to make cooperation with them expensive and violence against them cheap.”—Ben B. Rodríguez
Source date (UTC): 2016-11-08 17:17:00 UTC
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“DEMOCRACY HAS IT’S OWN CALCULATION PROBLEM” (by Jeremie Makell) —“Natural law
“DEMOCRACY HAS IT’S OWN CALCULATION PROBLEM”
(by Jeremie Makell)
—“Natural law informs how we choose to cooperate to establish and maintain sovereignty. Some backwoods libertine can stake a plot of land and proclaim himself sovereign, but that’s not sovereignty, that’s just LARPing.
Sovereignty requires that we cooperate to insure each others’ property from imposition. As we develop new technologies (bronze, iron, etc.) the complexity of our social institutions must evolve as well.
For every new advancement also creates more opportunity for parasitism and externalities that increase overall transaction costs while reducing trust. The more rigorous your institutions the more adaptable you are to inter-generational change.
This explains why China despite being an ancient civilization, had centuries of stagnation while the Europeans were innovators and drove forward industry.
Each of the markets that Curt lists (rule, commons, reproduction, production, etc.) become more prevalent and necessary the further civilization advances.
This is what I believe Curt means when he refers to DECIDABILITY: just as prices aid us in determining how to most efficiently buy and sell goods, the exchanges conducted voluntarily between markets under rule of law help us to determine how to most efficiently advance civilization.
Democracy fails to adapt to change because it has its own calculation problem.”– Jeremie Makell
(ed.: So perfect, so eloquent, I want to weep with joy. — Curt)
Source date (UTC): 2016-11-06 15:49:00 UTC