Theme: Decidability

  • (as ususal, you’re brilliant. This is the best method of decidability that separ

    (as ususal, you’re brilliant. This is the best method of decidability that separates christianity from the other religions)


    Source date (UTC): 2023-07-05 00:25:58 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1676386904386748416

    Reply addressees: @TheAutistocrat @patriciamdavis @_faraharif

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1676384872212856832

  • “Q: WHAT IS THE INSTITUTE’S AGENDA?”- (Our agenda is to produce a universally co

    -“Q: WHAT IS THE INSTITUTE’S AGENDA?”-
    (Our agenda is to produce a universally commensurable value-neutral science and logic of decidability, applied to the spectrum of human cooperation from ethics to economics to politics, producing a constitution of ‘menu items’ that allows groups to produce governments that will function in their interests by suiting their needs, but prevents the government, public intellectuals, the academy, a priesthood and all those others with political interests from lying about the possibilities, costs, and benefits. So in most reductive form our agenda is a science of law that that mandates “No More Lies” in public policy.)

    RULE OF LAW CONSTITUTIONALISM (REPUBLIC) WITH ADAPTIVE ECONOMICS
    There is a tendency to interpret the institute as pursuing a specific political agenda – usually, one that is favored by whichever one of the Institute Fellows that you follow. And while our work gravitates to the classical liberal – meaning modern, rule-of-law constitutional republic – that’s not the only solution we provide. It’s just the one that we give the most attention to because we’re operating in an anglosphere country. And our political activism is directed to use of the courts to bring about change in anglosphere and continental european countries, beginning with the USA.

    OUR JOB
    We have a job, that job is the science, the resulting logic, and the constitution of that science and logic. This allows us to defeat lying in government and those who would undermine governments as well. But that means we have to satisfy everyone’s need for a polity that suits their interests.

    In other words. We work to create a constitutional template with a set of menu choices. Because as I explain often, demographic composition determines agency, and agency determines demand for institutions and resulting economies.

    RESTORING GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY
    Why? Enlightenment and Marxist ideology – as revolts against the anglo innovation of classical liberal empiricsm – has permeated education with the false promise of equality other than under the law, leading many to fail, while the government, using this false claim of equality, can escape responsibility and accountability for the success of citizens due to this lie. Where instead, a responsible and accountable government and it’s employees and contractors and all those under its regulatory domain, can, should, and must (if legitimate) bear responsibility and accountability for success of individual citizens within the limites of their ability and will. This is the best possible outcome because it works to assist each person in maximizing his or her potential in life – but in the context of everyone else also doing so – producing a distribution and a hierarchy of competency that is in everyone’s interest.

    In fact, our democratic governments when not limited by constitutions of empirical, formal, natural law, are LESS accountable for success of the polity while claiming democratic voting makes them accountable. And its evidently not true.

    OUR POLICY
    So the “institute” policy is ‘let a thousand nations bloom’. It isn’t ‘do this or that’.

    If you ask me (us) what’s the ‘best’, the answer is ‘for whom?’. If you mean for Europeans, we can state that. If it’s for non Europeans, that set of menu choices might be different – and the group will pay the cost for those differences. That’s all we say.

    But, we also present a solution for the united states: to return it to a federation as originally constituted, and as was Europe was under the church and holy roman empire – instead of the empires of Centralized DC or France(pretending Belgium). And that solution would restore all choices to the states and restore state control and state boundaries etc. This lets a thousand nations bloom domestically, ending the conflict between the nine or eleven or how many nations that make up the USA, because of the ethnic and cultural differences that settled and conquered the USA.

    Now if you ask, ‘Well, Curt, all that aside, what’s the optimum?’

    I’ll say the truth, that a small ethnically homogenous nation-state is the optimum for a demographic group, or all demographic groups. If you were to say ‘How do we even improve on that?” I would say you have to create another Monaco and give the super competent a place to retreat to because they need the least government and need pay the least taxes because they have the least ‘dependents’.

    Now, if you come and ask me “Well, Curt, what’s the opposite? for the poor and least competent demographic?”

    I would say it’s still a rule of law under a natural law constitution, but you’d organize the economy as if it were a military with assigned duties, but give people access to courts to sue for corruption that will absolutely positively emerge under that hierarchical system of governance.

    That said, most people DO prefer to be serfs. And most people will be better off as serfs. And what does that mean? The state (or manor or however you break it up) assigns you work (as did unions) and you do that work in exchange for basic shelter, food, medical care, etc. And then you earn money for entertainment and ‘joy’ from market participation in your off time.

    This eradicates the stress, at the cost of market efficiency, high risk of corruption, and the tendency of the political system to degrade into clientelism or gangster corruption, supplemented by black markets and people doing the minimum work possible for their subsidies.

    Cheers
    Curt Doolittle
    The Natural Law Institute
    The Science of Cooperation


    Source date (UTC): 2023-07-04 10:47:31 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1676180935975264257

  • “Q: WHAT IS THE INSTITUTE’S AGENDA? IDEOLOGY?”- (a universally commensurable val

    -“Q: WHAT IS THE INSTITUTE’S AGENDA? IDEOLOGY?”-
    (a universally commensurable value-neutral science and logic of decidability, applied to human cooperation including economics and politics, producing a constitution of ‘menu items’ that prevents lying but allows groups to produce governments that will function in their interests by suiting their needs.’)

    There is a tendency to interpret the institute as pursuing a specific political agenda – usually, one that is favored by whichever one of the Institute Fellows that you follow. And while our work gravitates to the classical liberal, meaning modern, rule-of-law constitutional republic, that’s not the only solution we provide. It’s just the one that we give the most attention to because we’re operating in an anglosphere country in the northern European tradition in the European civilization’s tradition: the USA, UK, CA, AUS, NZ. And our political action is directed to use of the courts to bring about change in those countries, beginning with the USA.

    OUR JOB
    We have a job, that job is the science, the resulting logic, and the constitution of that science and logic. This means we produce a science of cooperation through economics and politics. This allows us to defeat lying in government and those who would undermine governments as well.

    But that means we have to satisfy everyone’s need for a polity that suits their interests. In other words. We have to create a constitution with a set of menu choices. Because as I explain often, demographic composition determines agency, and agency determines demand for institutions and resulting economies.

    OUR POLICY
    So the “institute” policy is ‘let a thousand nations bloom’. It isn’t ‘do this or that’.

    If you ask me (us) what’s the ‘best’, the answer is ‘for whom?’. If you mean for Europeans, we can state that. If it’s for non Europeans, that set of menu choices might be different – and the group will pay the cost for those differences. That’s all we say.

    But, we also present a solution for the united states: to return it to a federation as originally constituted, and as was Europe was under the church and holy roman empire – instead of the empires of Centralized DC or France(pretending Belgium). And that solution would restore all choices to the states and restore state control and state boundaries etc.

    This lets a thousand nations bloom domestically, ending the conflict between the nine or eleven or how many nations that make up the USA, because of the ethnic and cultural differences that settled and conquered the USA.

    Now if you ask, ‘Well, Curt, all that aside, what’s the optimum?’

    I’ll say the truth is a small ethnically homogenous nation-state is the optimum for a demographic group, or all demographic groups. If you were to say ‘How do we even improve on that?” I would say you have to create another Monaco and give the super competent a place to retreat to because they need the least government and need pay the least taxes because they have the least ‘dependents’.

    Now, if you come and ask me “Well, Curt, what’s the opposite? for the poor and least competent demographic?”

    I would say it’s still a rule of law under a natural law constitution, but you’d organize the economy as if it were a military with assigned duties, but give people access to courts to sue for corruption that will absolutely positively emerge under that hierarchical system of governance.

    That said, most people DO prefer to be serfs. And most people will be better off as serfs. And what does that mean? The state (or manor or however you break it up) assigns you work (as did unions) and you do that work in exchange for basic shelter, food, medical care, etc. And then you earn money for entertainment and ‘joy’ from market participation in your off time.

    This eradicates the stress, at the cost of market efficiency, high risk of corruption, and the tendency of the political system to degrade into clientelism or gangster corruption, supplemented by black markets and people doing the minimum work possible for their subsidies.

    Cheers

    Curt Doolittle
    The Natural Law Institute
    The Science of Cooperation


    Source date (UTC): 2023-07-03 19:31:15 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1675950349310390272

  • RT @WalterIII: THE PROHIBITION ON AUTHORITY “Prohibition on authority” can be se

    RT @WalterIII: THE PROHIBITION ON AUTHORITY

    “Prohibition on authority” can be seen as the prohibition on the right to COMMAND decidability…


    Source date (UTC): 2023-07-03 06:18:58 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1675750966107185153

  • You are just looking at the prism from a different direction setting a different

    You are just looking at the prism from a different direction setting a different priority to fulfill your agenda, because you understand one view of the prism. My job is law: decidability.


    Source date (UTC): 2023-07-01 19:17:05 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1675222007166689282

    Reply addressees: @CrispinFitheler @TheAutistocrat

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1675212134886838272

  • Today’s Discussion: The State of the World. 😉 Quite a few arcs that connect the

    Today’s Discussion: The State of the World. 😉
    https://youtu.be/IL3uJXO8QBs

    Quite a few arcs that connect the dots.
    Starting with how institutions develop decidability.
    Ending with the current conflict of the world island vs the islands of the world. 😉
    (AND some extra…


    Source date (UTC): 2023-07-01 18:07:44 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1675204557008191489

  • Today’s Discussion: The State of the World. 😉 Quite a few arcs that connect the

    Today’s Discussion: The State of the World. 😉
    https://t.co/bm9yFKzNDT

    Quite a few arcs that connect the dots.
    Starting with how institutions develop decidability.
    Ending with the current conflict of the world island vs the islands of the world. 😉
    (AND some extra France-trashing for fun. 😉 )


    Source date (UTC): 2023-07-01 18:07:44 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1675204556932669442

  • Well, though I personally would prefer to support you that’s not my job. My job,

    Well, though I personally would prefer to support you that’s not my job. My job, like the supreme court’s job is decidability: judgment.
    The reality is that all variation from a nuclear family and the intergenerational production of children capable of the high psychological emotional cost of the western group strategy of maximizing individual responsibility – poses a cost upon others. So what you do in private is your biz and no one else’s.
    But the minute you (collectively) tried to normalize your behavior especially by exposing our children to it, you committed one of the most heinous crimes the people paying those high costs will retaliate against.

    You don’t have rights.
    People create rights legislatively.
    Then they distribute rights legislatively and normatively.
    Then enforce them judicially.
    And you and I benefit from those rights responsibilities and inalienations in the aggregate if not in the particular.

    And one of those rights, obligations and inalienations is the inalienability of the responsibility to not expose children to hazard while they are developing – leaving them as you – to a fully informed adult decision.

    Specifically, because any such action as ‘transitioning’ someone under full adulthood (25), violates the law liability by violation of warrantability and restitutability.

    Intergenerational families, capable of Western high responsibility and high trust, despite the psychological and emotional costs of self-regulation of impulse, are costly and productive. People who don’t produce intergenerational families capable of that same, are just a dead weight cost on those families. And they have every rational incentive to prevent your “selfish” imposition of costs upon their production for the common good.

    Cheers.
    Good Luck In Your Journey

    Reply addressees: @DonKnowles3 @JessVonMiqobutt @JessicaInsanity @RyanShead


    Source date (UTC): 2023-06-30 19:27:25 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1674862219199225856

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  • My job is decidability (law). Your job is preference (arbitrary) There are no un

    My job is decidability (law).
    Your job is preference (arbitrary)
    There are no undecidable legal propositions.
    We just don’t always like the answers.


    Source date (UTC): 2023-06-30 19:08:30 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1674857460589289482

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  • BTW: I use the same authors and frame the problems of epistemology that you do,

    BTW: I use the same authors and frame the problems of epistemology that you do, so I understand where you’re coming from.

    My work is in epistemology, testimonial truth, decidability, economics, and law. I spent time on AI in the 80s before the AI winter arrived, and we realized it was a hardware problem we couldn’t solve. Even today the hardware requirements are still astounding because we ignored Turning, and we have computers architected inversely for neurological computation in real-time. Hopefully, we’ll see neuromorphic computers so that AGI compute is no longer centralized. 😉

    Good to see your thoughts and work.

    Curt

    Reply addressees: @dela3499


    Source date (UTC): 2023-06-29 03:05:13 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1674252655307243520

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1674251142488891394


    IN REPLY TO:

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    Carlos,
    As someone much older that has been involved for decades, your outline looks about correct.

    Only reaction I had going through it, is that you’re using abstract names for physical processes and regions in the brain, and you might consider “physical thing as abstract name” section heads – this would anchor (legitimize) your framing.

    Something akin to:
    Sensation (nerves) as …..
    Disambiguation (neural columns) as …..
    Adversarial Organization (rear and side neocortex) as …..
    Episodic Modeling (hippocampal(indexing)) as …..
    Autoassociative Prediction (hippocampal vs neocortex)as …..
    Adversarial Valuation (neocortex, thalamus, brain stem) as …..
    Attention capture (Thalamus) as …..
    Executive function (prefrontal cortex) as …..
    Recursion (working memory, recursion (wayfinding)) as …..

    Just a suggestion so that you aren’t written off as philosophizing independent of physical causality instead of trying to communicate effectively to the reader.

    Curt

    Original post: https://x.com/i/web/status/1674251142488891394