Theme: Deception

  • No. That’s professional analysis of a technique he as had written down, publishe

    No. That’s professional analysis of a technique he as had written down, published, practiced, with extraordinary success for decades. You can deny it but that’s just lying by denying from a position of ignorance.
    Very kindergarten or toddler really.


    Source date (UTC): 2026-01-21 22:39:39 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2014105640264777844

  • TRUMPIAN REALITY VS WELL INTENTIONED NAIVETY Do you think the Russians negotiate

    TRUMPIAN REALITY VS WELL INTENTIONED NAIVETY
    Do you think the Russians negotiate in good faith? The Chinese? Even the Europeans? I mean, I study this nonsense for a living. When the moral high ground fails, and it has with all three, then you are forced into pragmatism. And that’s what Trump is doing. He’s applying the “Art of the Deal” ( a book he wrote about his method years ago) to world politics and it turns out to be extremely effective.

    IMO you are making a common mistake which is to extend your moral compass beyond the scale of it’s applicability. Our previous ‘moral’ presidents failed. They spent over thirty years failing. Trump is achieving in months what they failed at for decades. And he has little choice.

    It’s normal behavior for people like you with limited world experience, just as it’s normal for young women to expect social behavior at political and economic scale.

    For those of us who have run companies around the world, dealt with corruption around the world, dealt with cultural differences around the world, dealt with courts around the world, and in my case, worked in both business, Justice and Intelligence, then you are deprived of the moral naivety of the average and below average American.

    Some of us have to be adults.
    Partly because we know how to.
    Partly because we can.
    And partly because we have to compensate for a vast number of ‘well meaning fools’ like yourself.

    I could call your opinion a luxury of first world innocence. Or I could call it naivety, or I could call it ignorance, or I could frame it with less kind accusations.
    But you’re clearly a good person.
    You’re just wrong to think your intuitions scale.
    The don’t.

    Cheers
    CD


    Source date (UTC): 2026-01-21 22:23:37 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2014101604425933255

  • WHY YOU REALLY DISAPPROVE OF TRUMP? Personally, what I think y’all disapprove of

    WHY YOU REALLY DISAPPROVE OF TRUMP?
    Personally, what I think y’all disapprove of, is that it’s clear Trump doesn’t respect the center left to left to extreme left, and he uses your tactics against you.

    You have no arguments except the usual “gossiping shaming ridiculing rallying psychologizing moralizing” which are the feminine tactics that substitute for argument.

    In fact the rise of the entire right wing internet culture in 2016 was the abandonment of traditional conservative rhetorical ethics (masculine) and the adoption of leftist tactics of reputation destruction (feminine).

    I mean, it’s pretty obvious.

    Attached is my reduction of feminine > abrahamic > marxist > left tactics. Whereas the right’s version is what we call fictionalisms (occult, sophistry, pseudoscience.) Both strategies are expressions of sex differences in sensation, perception, valience, and expression: feminine empathizing and social-emotional undermining, male systematizing and cognitive-rational undermining.

    (And yes, I am the world expert in these ridiculous things. No one developed the science of lying before. I did it by accident because I needed to improve the Law. And it was disheartening. We live in a sea of lies.)

    And the tactics of the feminine > abrahamic > marxist > postmodern > woke sequence:


    Source date (UTC): 2026-01-21 19:45:27 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2014061802540376152

  • What? I’m a critic of all of those sources and most conspiracy theory. Why do yo

    What? I’m a critic of all of those sources and most conspiracy theory. Why do you think the whacky hard right has attacked me for years? ??? lol.
    I didn’t get banned from facebook by the left, but because the american nazis ran a campaign against me by miscasting a series of my posts.

    The Russian government banned me from Russian Social media platform VK because I ran a think tank in Ukraine and was exposing the nonsense coming out of their propaganda factory in St Petersburg.

    I’ve had the FBI meet with me regularly: because they’ve misinterpreted a post, some crazy right winger quoted me, or they think I have insight into crazies.

    Are you nuts? lol

    I know the IQ problem and bias amplifier is rampant but I mean, what? Seriously…


    Source date (UTC): 2026-01-15 22:16:52 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2011925577830449329

  • Doolittle on Deception by Suggestion: The Liars Paradox as Example Curt Doolittl

    Doolittle on Deception by Suggestion: The Liars Paradox as Example

    Curt Doolittle addresses the Liar’s Paradox (“This sentence is false”) directly in his framework of Propertarianism / P-Law / Natural Law, which emphasizes operational language, strict grammatical rules for truthful speech, and the elimination of semantic loopholes that enable sophistry or deception.
    His core position is that the Liar’s Paradox is not a genuine paradox at all. Instead, it is an intentional violation of the foundational principle of grammar and rational discourse.
    1. Violation of Continuous Recursive Disambiguation
      The first principle of grammar (in his system) requires continuous recursive disambiguation — every reference or recursion must add information and resolve meaning without looping into undecidability. The Liar sentence creates a self-referential loop that provides no new information and cannot be disambiguated. It is therefore grammatically (and logically) invalid — not a meaningful proposition capable of bearing truth value.
    2. Not a Paradox, but an Error or Deception
      It is either an error in construction,
      a deliberate
      deception (exploiting audience intuition that words carry independent meaning),
      or a pedagogical example meant to expose limits in informal language. In his grammar, such constructions are
      exposed as invalid the moment they are converted into fully operational (testimonial, due-diligence-bearing) prose.
    3. Words Themselves Are Not True or False
      Truth value attaches to speakers (or authors), not to floating words or sentences. A person is:
      ignorant,
      erroneous,
      dishonest,
      honest, or
      truthful (having performed sufficient due diligence to testify). The Liar sentence exploits the folk fallacy that sentences possess truth value independently of the speaker’s intent and competence.

    4. Comparison to Other SolutionsIt differs from Tarski’s hierarchy-of-languages approach (separating object language from meta-language to block self-reference).
    Doolittle’s method is more radical: self-reference of this kind is simply forbidden by grammatical rules in any language that enforces testimonial truth. Paradoxes “disappear” because they cannot be expressed without violating the rules. In his posts, he claims: “There are no paradoxes that survive conversion to our grammar.” They become impossible to formulate without immediately revealing themselves as grammatical (and therefore logical) errors.
    In short, Doolittle dissolves the Liar’s Paradox by treating it as a symptom of insufficiently rigorous language rather than a deep metaphysical or logical problem. By enforcing strict operational grammar — where every statement must survive adversarial disambiguation, bear warranty, and avoid undecidable recursion — such “paradoxes” are rendered impossible or immediately falsified as deceitful or malformed constructions.
    This fits into his broader campaign against sophistry, pseudorationalism, and language games that obscure testimonial truth in philosophy, politics, and law.
    Continuous Recursive Disambiguation is one of the foundational concepts in Curt Doolittle’s framework — particularly in his development of testimonialism, Propertarianism (or P-Law), and the reformed grammar he proposes as a universal logic for truthful, operational (i.e., testable and decidable) speech and reasoning.
    In essence, it describes the core mechanism by which humans (and, by extension, any coherent reasoning or evolutionary process) produce decidable knowledge, resolve ambiguity, and construct truthful statements or models of reality.
    • Disambiguation means reducing uncertainty or vagueness — clarifying what something refers to, what it excludes, and how it relates to other things.
    • Recursive means the process repeats or folds back on itself: each step of clarification refers to (and builds upon) prior clarifications.
    • Continuous means the process must be ongoing and additive — every iteration or reference must supply new information rather than loop uselessly or subtract/negate without progress.
    The requirement is strict: recursion is only valid (grammatical, logical) if it accumulates information at each layer. If it doesn’t — if it merely cycles without adding anything testable or operational — the statement or construction is invalid, malformed, or deceitful.
    Doolittle treats this as the first principle of any functional grammar (rules for constructing meaningful, truthful sentences or arguments):
    • A grammar consists of the rules of continuous recursive disambiguation sufficient to reason (via deduction, induction, abduction, or operation) within a given domain or paradigm.
    • Every layer of reference, qualification, or recursion must add information that narrows the scope, increases precision, or resolves prior ambiguity.
    • Failure to do so violates grammar → the construction cannot bear truth value → it is not a valid proposition.
    This is why he repeatedly states that paradoxes (like the Liar’s Paradox) do not survive conversion to this grammar: they rely on self-referential loops that provide zero additive information, creating undecidability instead of resolution.
    1. Liar’s Paradox
      “This sentence is false” → recursion without additive information → violation → not a paradox, just grammatical error or deception.
    2. Evolution of Cognition → Speech
      Wayfinding (navigation by trial and error) → reasoning (internal recursion) → speech (external serialization). All three are processes of continuous recursive disambiguation of disorder/entropy into order/negentropy.
    3. Universal Grammar / Logic of the Universe
      The universe itself operates by the same principle: evolutionary computation via continuous recursive disambiguation of entropy into order (mass, persistence, complexity). Human grammar is just an application of that universal logic at the scale of serial speech/symbols.
    4. Limits in Paradigms
      Different disciplines are different grammars (sets of rules for continuous recursive disambiguation) bounded by first principles (causal dimensions and limits). Math, physics, economics, law, etc., vary in precision and scale, but all must conform to additive recursion or fail decidability.
    5. Practical Iterations
      In reasoning or AI prompting, deep disambiguation often stabilizes after ~10–12 iterations, yielding roughly the same number of causal dimensions before diminishing returns.
    Continuous recursive disambiguation is the universal logic: the only permissible form of recursion in any truthful system. It forbids undecidable loops, circular justifications, and informationless self-reference. By enforcing it, sophistry, pseudorationalism, and most philosophical “problems” collapse into errors of grammar — solvable by operationalization, serialization, and strict additivity of information.
    This is how Doolittle claims to eliminate undecidability in ethics, law, politics, and epistemology: convert claims to operational (testimonial) prose and apply the rule. If it survives continuous recursive disambiguation without violation, it is decidable. If not, discard or expose it.


    Source date (UTC): 2026-01-15 16:20:45 UTC

    Original post: https://x.com/i/articles/2011835958334030291

  • Lie Techniques: Gish Gallop vs Rolling Accusations vs Moving the Goal Post. (Eva

    Lie Techniques: Gish Gallop vs Rolling Accusations vs Moving the Goal Post. (Evasions)

    Gish Gallop (Overloading)
    A rhetorical (and often fallacious) debate technique where someone overwhelms their opponent by rapidly firing off a large number of arguments, claims, assertions, half-truths, misrepresentations, or outright falsehoods in quick succession — without regard for their quality, accuracy, relevance, or strength.
    The goal is not to build a coherent case but to create so much volume and confusion that the opponent cannot realistically address or refute every point within the available time (especially in timed debates, live discussions, or fast-paced formats like interviews or social media exchanges).

    Rolling Accusations (Positiva)
    A lie/deflection technique where someone or some group fires off a sequence of (often unrelated or escalating) accusations as each if falsified. Primarily used by Media and DNC. “The Gated Institutional Narrative”.

    Moving the Goalposts (Negativa)
    A lie/evasion technique where, after you meet their stated demand or provide evidence, they quietly change (or raise) the requirements — demanding more proof, stricter standards, or a new condition — to avoid admitting defeat and keep claiming you haven’t satisfied them.


    Source date (UTC): 2026-01-12 17:45:13 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2010770053193683022

  • FASCINATING EXAMPLE OF PROJECTION AND SUBJECTIVITY OF PERCEPTION This discourse

    FASCINATING EXAMPLE OF PROJECTION AND SUBJECTIVITY OF PERCEPTION
    This discourse is the best example, far better than during George Floyd, of the human tendency to project bias into perception of events. And to bend events to reinforce their biases.
    I do this kind of assessment for a living so to speak, and use social media to perform textual analysis of differences of perception and valence to understand the motives, bias, reaction, projection, and reasoning of the populations – with special emphasis on sex, class, and cultural differences.
    In almost every case the difference is sex-biased: meaning feminine prey (fear) response and masculine predator (confidence) response – although as we have seen in this thread, there are overlaps that include feminine empathic males, and masculine systemic rational females. And there is a definite class effect with the lower classes biasing to the feminine (victim, prey, progressive) response and the upper middle and upper biasing toward the masculine (actor, predator, conservative).
    These distributions are expected and universal though they vary by culture and that culture’s biases toward responsibility.
    But this is the best example I’ve seen of provoking stereotypical bias projection.


    Source date (UTC): 2026-01-12 13:49:15 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2010710671370207481

  • NLI IQ Capability Table This document is an attempt to illustrate the vulnerabil

    NLI IQ Capability Table

    This document is an attempt to illustrate the vulnerability of the population to deception.


    Source date (UTC): 2026-01-12 01:34:26 UTC

    Original post: https://x.com/i/articles/2010525748134887513

  • Great Question. While (a) all conspiracy theories hold a grain of truth at their

    Great Question.
    While (a) all conspiracy theories hold a grain of truth at their core and (b) there is a tendency on the right to seek conspiracy narratives just as the left has a tendency toward oppression narratives, the reality is that the city of london does specialize in shady money, but that they’re closely intertwined with our NYC only slightly less questionable money.

    While I get why folks latch onto these City of London empire theories—there’s no denying London’s massive role in global finance, handling 40% of forex and offshore havens that tie into US trends like deindustrialization—it’s mostly overblown conspiracy thinking.

    What we should think in terms of is the US-UK transfer of imperial power and the UK’s retention of some aspects of that history combined with some aspects of american postwar capture of the UK financial system in order to expand american postwar power.

    But in the end it’s rational incentives (‘conspiracy of common interests’) not conspiracy by intent.

    Financialization in America ramped up through our own choices, like deregulation in the ’80s and chasing short-term profits, which yeah, led to predictable downsides like inequality and job losses in manufacturing, but also powered our dominance in world trade and military might. The USA switched from military to economic power especially under Regan. Which we see playing out with Trump’s continuation of exercising that power today.

    Instead of chasing plots, let’s stick to facts: incentives drive this stuff, not some British overlord suppressing sovereignty.

    OTOH: anything that gets the radical right to agitprop is probably a counter-balance to the radical left and in some strange way produces a reasonable equilibrium.

    Short answer, no conspiracy other than common interest made possible by the utility of our shared anglo american common law emphasis on the protection of private property, the profitability of globalism for the financial sector, and the utility of using that wealth as strategic leverage instead of blood and steel.

    I hope this provides the answer you’re looking for. I try to remain sympathetic to conservatives without feeding the false narratives.

    CD


    Source date (UTC): 2026-01-02 06:06:50 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2006970421980299501

  • As I have said, as far as I know I’m the existing expert on the sex differences

    As I have said, as far as I know I’m the existing expert on the sex differences in perception cognition and speech – particularly in deception – and I recognize that the ashkenazim are employing the female means of sedition. The question is whether like women it’s genetic (neurological) or cultural or both. I assume it’s both since it doesn’t dissipate with outbreeding.

    Regardless, I do not see the world lacking women, nor the absence of the feminine cognition in other populations.

    I just want to know what to do about their sedition in an era where we have hyper-regulated male anti-social and anti-political behavior but enabled and encoursaged the female versions of it.

    The present civilizational crisis is the result of the combination of the introgression of jewish thought combined with the introgression of women into the franchise and the economy.

    It’s simple really.
    The question is what do we do to accomodate evolutionary differences that may be almost impossible to regulate?


    Source date (UTC): 2026-01-02 01:02:59 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2006893953669611863