Remove power and data reduces a polity to cash economy, and a cash economy drains the cash reserves, causes bank runs and in the end reduction to a barter economy. This time of year, ninety days without continuous data, power, cash is unsurvivable for many tens of millions. The fourth meal is all it takes. Bring about demand for the fourth meal.
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https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/washington-secrets/historic-shift-more-hispanic-than-black-voters-in-2020-whites-decline-to-66Jayant Bhandari”Now” to end democracy? Unfortunately, non-White millennial are 45% of the US population already. This will indeed become 51% within 10 years. In my view the only solution is for Trump to remove democracy, or disenfranchise 94% of the population from voting, reverting back to the post-independence days’ situation.Jan 30, 2019, 6:41 PMBryan Nova BreyRace Realism.Jan 30, 2019, 6:43 PMVik LiCanada was 73% white in 2016…Jan 30, 2019, 6:43 PMEdmund BlackadderI’m surprised it’s over 60% tbhJan 30, 2019, 6:53 PMNick DahlheimTrump will never be able to do thatJan 30, 2019, 6:59 PMBrandon Cheshire64% nowJan 30, 2019, 7:07 PMEthan Tricethere’s no way to disenfranchise a share of the population. you either go full Empire or you stay Republic. middle roads just would lead to impeachment and the policy being overturnedJan 30, 2019, 7:09 PMCurt DoolittleACT NOWJan 30, 2019, 7:11 PMDominic Leyva2 years wtf?Jan 30, 2019, 7:12 PMBrandon Cheshireit wasnt 73% in 2016, maybe 70% in 2011Jan 30, 2019, 7:14 PMJon JonathanThere is always ethnic cleansingJan 30, 2019, 7:16 PMEthan TriceJon Jonathan whether Spencer’s “peaceful ethnic cleansing” or a more violent one, neither one could be done while America is a republic, unless of course, it were done against the once majority population.Jan 30, 2019, 7:22 PMJon JonathanNot with that attitudeJan 30, 2019, 7:24 PMEthan Triceaccording to wiki, it’s pretty lowJan 30, 2019, 7:33 PMVik Lihttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Canada#Visible_minority_populationJan 30, 2019, 7:51 PMWilliam BlackHow you gonna vote from Ukraine, Curt?Jan 30, 2019, 7:51 PMZach MattoEthan Trice “Once majority” is the scenario to prepare for. Hoping it won’t happen won’t cut it. Be ready for the crucial opening moves. 1000 rounds, 3 months of MRE, water purification (Lifestraw is a good start) and some shelter building knowledge.
Long term, we all need to seek proximity to each other. Community is survival, we will all need each other.Jan 30, 2019, 8:00 PMCurt DoolittleWho says i’ll be in Ukraine? I’m in the states NOW. That said, it’s quite easy to vote from abroad. And failing that, we have these modern inventions called airplanes.
(f-k head.)Jan 30, 2019, 8:10 PMWilliam BlackIf you’re in the US then why wont you debate Aldi? There’s no excusesJan 30, 2019, 8:12 PMColin HigginsWilliam Black who is Aldi?Jan 30, 2019, 8:32 PMWilliam BlackDavid Aldi is a renowned philosopher. He is philosophically egoist, sociopolitically/economically mutualist, geopolitically Eurasianist.Jan 30, 2019, 8:35 PMEric GroseRuth Bader’s death might trigger the left, but the election certainly will. They hate us. And we are looking at tremendous violence no matter what.Jan 30, 2019, 8:36 PMNick DahlheimWe need and probably will get more Covington type incidents, hopefully that will wake up the normiesJan 30, 2019, 8:38 PMZachary BertCurt Doolittle I wanna visit Eastern Europe hella bad. You down for being an air bnb?Jan 30, 2019, 8:55 PMDoug Hollandthose numbers do not include illegals .. we are 55% tops right now.Jan 30, 2019, 9:06 PMDoug HollandAmerica was always destined to be ruled by mud people .. I just never predicted we would not have Europe to fall back to..
not the millennium to be white .. you can count on thatJan 30, 2019, 9:12 PMAlex MacleodWiki’s data on such things changes suspiciously.Jan 30, 2019, 9:17 PMEric GroseFuck that. This will be the meaningful struggle we’ve always craved in our hearts. Time for greatness!Jan 30, 2019, 9:25 PMCurt Doolittlewhen i get back there…. lolJan 30, 2019, 9:35 PMSteven GantCount me in for Trump this time around. So that 12.5 is slightly lower.Jan 30, 2019, 11:16 PMSteven GantDemographics affect all other issues. I’m with you white man.Jan 30, 2019, 11:17 PMNick DahlheimWow. I’m probably significantly more sympathetic to black Americans than maybe many on the more Hard Right are….but, I do like it when I meet blacks who aren’t anti-white (indeed the entire media and educational establishment is anti-white, so some hostility is just part of the propaganda).Jan 30, 2019, 11:19 PMSteven GantNick Dahlheim I’m not stupid enough to ignore the fact that white men keep the lights on. Call it parasitism if you want but white men and prosperity are related for a reason.Jan 30, 2019, 11:22 PMNick DahlheimSteven Gant I’m not sure it’s parasitism in your case….indeed, far too many white men have been intentionally pussified and it’s disgusting. Fewer and fewer white men do the kind of tough but skilled physical labor that keeps the lights on and sadly, even fewer blacks do that work. And that is by designJan 30, 2019, 11:24 PMNick DahlheimSteven Gant The question is: can white ppl and black ppl find any common cause? I probably (am I a cuck?) hold out small hope we can get along and get some of our disagreements tamped downJan 30, 2019, 11:31 PMSteven GantNick Dahlheim Black people are toxic. White people are better off without us. I’m an actual black person saying this. I have 200 black FB friends(that I actually know) who all have 200 black FB Friends, etc.
You’re better off with illegal Central Americans.Jan 30, 2019, 11:33 PMNick DahlheimSteven Gant What made you come to that conclusion? I mean stats do show that crime rates and welfare use among black as compared to whites are vastly disproportionate on a per capita basis…but, couldn’t that be fixed to some degree if we could be honest about that? “White privilege” simply cannot account for these disparitiesJan 30, 2019, 11:43 PMSteven GantNick Dahlheim
“What made you come to that conclusion?”
First hand experience.Jan 30, 2019, 11:44 PMEric GroseNick Dahlheim black people are toast. Most of them live in cities so those perish. They can’t outcompete other groups (Mexicans are driving them out of California). And they will be in whites’ way in the Mississippi valley.Jan 30, 2019, 11:47 PMNick DahlheimEric Grose Sadly, you may be right….Jan 30, 2019, 11:52 PMEric GroseNick Dahlheim why are you so concerned about another species of hominid?Jan 30, 2019, 11:55 PMDoug HollandSteven Gant as long as getting an education, working hard and buying in are considered acting white and selling out .. there will be problems in the black community.
people like Eric Grose aside.. most white people on the right think that black culture is a problem, not black people.Jan 31, 2019, 12:02 AMEric GroseDoug Holland sounds like you haven’t heard of race realism.Jan 31, 2019, 12:08 AMNick DahlheimEric Grose I have had and continue to have lots of good relations with black people in my life…I’m not in denial about raceJan 31, 2019, 1:22 AMOsman Kuğudağyou know there will be loads of europeans coming over to fight on the right side in the war.Jan 31, 2019, 7:00 AMRob EllermanJan 31, 2019, 2:56 PMRob EllermanJan 31, 2019, 2:58 PMRob EllermanEmpiricism – lol 😎Jan 31, 2019, 2:59 PMPaul TrippIf you’re ever in Omaha hit me and Randall up, we’d love to meet you.Jan 31, 2019, 7:54 PMNOW OR NEVER
THE WORLD FAILS ONE CITY, ONE COUNTRY, AT A TIME. NOT IN A CRASH BUT A DECAY.
—“I lived in Milan and Buenos Aires for a while in 1998 and 1999. Young people were more tied to their families and communities, but that was because they were BROKE and there were no decent jobs. I see the same behavior in the Millennial problems of today the problems of these places 20 years ago. Eking out an existence, living in the parents’ basement. Actually it is probably better than that in the US in a lot of cases now. But in Italy and Argentina things are generally worse.”—Michael Churchill
–“But if you predicted [revolution] in 2006, what were you basing that prediction on then? Is your real name Hari Seldon?”–Richard Hall
**demographics is destiny**. Economics, demographics, global power distribution, generational cycles in response to ‘forgotten’ generational foundation myths.
We are screwed on every single one of those metrics.
(BTW: assuming the population remains ignorant of the changes – as ours are – there is no reason that long term trends are not loosely predictable. There is a lot of noise between major shifts, but major shifts are predictable.)
You don’t really understand the debate of the war period, postwar period, any more than our debate in the present do you? lol..
I realize you are desperately trying to frame this discourse to suit your present knowledge but let’s point out a few things you’re doing besides that framing, the perpetuation of the error of the era (induction), reliance upon antique thought (set operations, idealisms), using conflation (‘meaning/justification’ vs ‘truth/testimony’) all of which are archaic (and false) methods of investigation of anything other than scripture.
1) When the positivists used the term “meaningful”, (giving us an exceptional demonstration of a failure of grammar), they meant meaningful *for what purpose*? (Induction).
2) What was the difference between Carnap and company’s position and Popper’s position? (Trying to solve the problem of induction vs Popper’s “Induction does not exist”.) (Not that Taleb isn’t beating this dead horse daily.)
3) What was Popper’s alternative to induction? (Verisimilitude, or more correctly: “market competition”).
4) What has the scientific field adopted as their method of exploration? (market competition).
5) What does a Bayesian network accomplish (accounting of marginal measurements producing market competition between successes and failures – the same as our brains do)
6) Why can’t a formal grammar of science be produced and why has the formal grammar of logic been a dead end except for training people to detect error? (because there is no closure, and because induction does not exist, and because the only unclosed vocabulary and grammar is operational language.)
7) What does an hypothesis, theory, law consist of? (A rule of arbitrary precision used as a search algorithm for opportunities to apply recipes – sequences of operations. Forming a market competition between general rule of opportunity discovery and application-recipe) (this is all the mind is capable of so it is what we do).
8) What is the principle innovation of the post darwinian era: the abandonment of ‘mathiness’ and justification and the universal application of market competition between positive language and demonstrated action. (we call this, dynamic stochastic equilibrium in economics, and various names not limited to fluid dynamics, and quantum mechanics in physics.)
9) What do we do in court to determine who is at greater fault? (conduct a market competition between the offense and the defense by reduction of arguments to the sequence of incentives and operations).
In a wonderful case of PAINFUL IRONY you are able to ‘get away’ with your error because you failed to define the term ‘meaning’ in a complete sentence in operational language. “I have a question: are untestable statements meaningful meaningful for the purpose of induction?”
Well of course, no, because induction (guessing) only assists us in free association for the purpose of discovering opportunities which must later be subject to falsification (attempts to falsify), and through this continuous competition we discover more information (recipes for action, and opportunities for discovery), and with that information more competitions to run between language (search) and operation (action).
So I continue the Poppertian program of “critical rationalism” (under which popper had no empirical evidence, or he would have discovered that decidability in scientific investigation is and can be, and is, determined by cost benefit) by expanding where he failed to ,from physical to social to cognitive sciences as “Critical Naturalism”. And I apply this critical naturalism to the field with the greatest scope of testing claims: law. Because law only comes into account under material disputes, and only admits that which is testifiable, and searches for incentives whether testifiable or not.
The positivist debate was not merely ideal or technical but was an attempt to ether further (frankfurt) or constrain (vienna) marxism (theft), and the incentives tell us what the undecidability of their argument failed to: fraud. And this is the purpose of the law: Can we find criteria under which the untestifiable yet asserted to be testifiable is not a cover for a falsehood, fraud, theft or harm? ( Where ‘true’ = testimony(speech) that correspondent with reality(existence) or a possibly-shared experience of existence.) The positivist debate was a ‘victorian’ if not ‘priestly’ discourse in which the means motive and opportunity were unstated. Because we had no evidence of yet what would occur under marxism/socialism (or today’s postmodernism) to counter the rationalizations of the marxists (frankfurt school) who were, in all things, attempting to use the ancient tools of greek platonism/socratic skepticism, and jewish pilpul/critique, as had many previous generations of theologians and philosophers (textualists), to conduct a fraud, when there words were promissory (rational) not testifiable (scientific and warrantable).
It is far harder to think in equilibrial terms in all walks of life, and all disciplines in thought, but this is the current model of all phenomenon from math (see Wolfram’s new math of complex operations), computer science (operational logic), sentience (cognition to defeat entropy), to discourse (language to defeat entropy) to economics(cooperation to defeat entropy), to biology (life defeating entropy), to chemistry (limited to entropy) to subatomic through macro physics(producing entropy). And this is why the discipline of philosophy is being unfunded and combined with theological departments, because other than the use of basic logic to train people to detect errors, the program of the 19th-20th by which philosophers sought to convert their discipline into a science, has been replaced by computer science and what used to be called ‘cognitive science’, in order to end the previous generation’s failure to adapt to computer science, and now failure to adapt to the study of the brain. The purpose of the study of philosophy is largely the study of middle class rebellion against the ruling class’s application of law or theology, and aside from the “scientists” aristotle, machiavelli, locke, smith, hume, darwin, maxwell, menger, pareto etc, they are little more than a catalog of human error and deceit, with The Rabbinical Jews, Plato/Socrates, Saul of Tarsus, Augustine, Mohammed, Kant, Marx, and now Derrida et all the most
Metaphysics is nothing other than the study of cognitive processes. It is an ancient pseudoscience for the simple reason that Aristotle did the best he could, but knew too little and had no model, by which to discuss the operational construction of cognitive phenomenon from the stimulation of the nervous system, and the continuous recursive interaction between those stimuli and memory, producing a continuous stream of prediction, over which we have some modicum of control – and in particular, given our ability to use language, can calculate using language (names of categories) to perform comparisons that other life forms we are aware of are unable to do. However, in all our language, every bit of it, every name of every category of name (noun, verb, adjective, adverb…) consists of nothing more than an n-dimensional network of constant and contingent and inconstant relations between our senses, in a fascinating and beautiful complexity the scale of which is only matched by the stars themselves.
The most parsimonious terms we have to describe these networks are Models (descriptive operational simulations), Networks of largely Compatible Paradigms (current information products), Competing incompatible Paradigms (new market entries), Theories and Hypotheses (new market features), Norms, Presumptions, and intuitions (established markets), and a field of ‘Grammars’ of deflationary to descriptive to inflationary to fictionalisms – and there is every bit of evidence to suggest that we can produce one most parsimonious paradigm in the grammar of constant relations we call operations, and their constant relations to existential reality.
So when you say “an alternative metaphysics” this means an alternative physical cognitive ability. When you say “an alternative ontology” the question is one of competitive parsimony, correspondence, consequence, and incentive.
No more sophisms. Science is the universal language of truth, even if there are a host of allegorical grammars for the communication of meaning. The question is what is the difference in meaning (information, consequence, and incentive) between the more testifiable, and every other alternative.
And for any alternative, what is one’s incentive to produce that alternative? Is it the cost of reformation of one’s networks? Or is it the benefits one obtains through the use of those networks to create fraud?
( Every time I deal with the government in even the most trivial of ways I re-experience each rage of each injustice that they have done to me, and to my people on a scale that comes very close to making me lose all care for life, and use of reason. The exception? Really wealthy communities tend to provide pretty good customer service. It was WAAAAY easier to find someone to bribe in eastern europe than it is to get some slacker in the USA to do her job. )