Theme: Operationalism

  • Hoppe’s failing is in making a moral and ideal argument vs a necessary and opera

    Hoppe’s failing is in making a moral and ideal argument vs a necessary and operational one. Claiming on has a ‘moral right’ is meaningless. One either can organize enough people with enough force to produce a ‘moral right’ in fact, or one cannot do so. The question then is why were some European peoples in every age able to do so and why were all other peoples in every age not able to do so?
    The answer is that contrary to libertarian theory, the west is superior at the production of commons – whether commons of doing something or not doing something. Libertarianism is in no small part a marxism of common interests instead of marxism of private property.
    The solution of course is anglo rule of law of the natural law which (as hayek explained) favors the production of commons which are the competitive advantage no other peoples can produce.
    The question then is how to limit the production of those commons. And worse, why democratic participation should include anyone not responsible for the production and maintenance of those commons.

    Reply addressees: @CCrowley100


    Source date (UTC): 2023-12-01 12:08:23 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1730559466200788992

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1730419967571394675

  • I completely understand. Really. And I’ll happily block you to protect you from

    I completely understand. Really.
    And I’ll happily block you to protect you from it. 😉
    But seriously, my work looks like english, but it’s more akin to mathematics: it’s an operational logic constructed from the heirarchy of first principles (scientific laws) that emerge in a predictable pattern as complexity increases from subatomic physicsl thruogh life through our most complex thoughts. The best analogy is a descriptive programming language, except it’s a descriptive programming language for everything.
    If I used symbolism like say, mathematics, set logic, or chemistry you wouldn’t be troubled by it. But because I write it as we used to write mathematics and presently write programming, in ‘pseudocode’ you think you should understand it – but you don’t because you can’t.
    On average it takes a 140IQ about a year to grasp it. If you have knowledge of a hard science, and some training in either the scientific method or economics it’s a bit easier.
    If you *DO* want to understand it, you’ll need to watch the Methods, Foundations, Choice and Thoughts videos.
    The method describes the methodology.
    The Foundations describes how it’s applied.
    The Choice describes our current crisis.
    The Thoughts videos are commentary.
    Otherwise do what everyone else does and plan on taking two to four years to undersetand it all.
    And as a consequence … understand EVERYTHING. And obtain the mindfulness that results from understanding everything.

    So I’m sympathetic. Really.
    But this turns out to be what’s necessary to solve the problem of the age, the crisis of the age, and to implement a law that prevents a repetition of this problem and crisis.

    Cheers 😉

    Reply addressees: @smugalongsmugly


    Source date (UTC): 2023-11-02 21:53:24 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1720197441318772736

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1720132143920148786

  • via negativa – by exhaustively eliminating bads, we are left with nothing but go

    via negativa – by exhaustively eliminating bads, we are left with nothing but goods. Ergo do not pursue theoretical goods, but evidentiary bads. This would seem like it means no positiva legislation like say, education, but that’s false. Educadion is the process of eliminating…


    Source date (UTC): 2023-11-02 16:55:54 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1720122574187659328

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1720118590702051480

  • Realistically it’s just beyond you. I already defined the difference between fai

    Realistically it’s just beyond you. I already defined the difference between faith (appeal to supernatural authority) belief (appeal to rationalization and justification), confidence (appeal to systems of evidence), and certainty (constructability from first principles). And I stated that I can testify to these claims. Yyu cannot. Therefore we are stuck with motive. You’re motive is to lie. My motive is only to testify to what is testifiable.

    Reply addressees: @HakunaMateria


    Source date (UTC): 2023-11-01 22:50:02 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1719849304414658560

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1719836532205617481

  • No Faith theology Belief philosophy Confidence empiricism Certainty operationali

    No
    Faith theology
    Belief philosophy
    Confidence empiricism
    Certainty operationalism

    I have either confidence or certainty, or, no confidence or uncertainty.


    Source date (UTC): 2023-11-01 21:01:33 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1719822006080684322

    Reply addressees: @HakunaMateria

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1719815294817059172

  • No you aren’t dumb. Only a legal historian would probably recognize the meaning

    No you aren’t dumb. Only a legal historian would probably recognize the meaning on first glance. Both “Hazarding” and “Baiting” are terms in legal dictionaries. So I operationalized the concept by using both terms bait and hazard. Because that’s what we do: disambiguation by…


    Source date (UTC): 2023-10-12 19:58:15 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1712558318961799353

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1712527510703935511

  • formal sciences (logic) cardinal(quantities, numbers), set(words, analogies), op

    formal sciences (logic)
    cardinal(quantities, numbers),
    set(words, analogies),
    operational(sequences, actions),
    ie: I work in operationalism. 😉


    Source date (UTC): 2023-10-11 22:25:50 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1712233068864409608

    Reply addressees: @OtonielFilho5 @ratjadi

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1712229207374221465

  • MAINTAINING DECORUM ON SOCIAL MEDIA The Insitute deals with decidability (think

    MAINTAINING DECORUM ON SOCIAL MEDIA
    The Insitute deals with decidability (think scientific testimony and epistemology), and we have constructed a formal operational logic of cooperation, and applied that to law, constitution, policy, and jurisprudence.

    So this means, in this age…


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-14 20:42:19 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1702422545717203342

  • MAINTAINING DECORUM ON SOCIAL MEDIA The Insitute deals with decidability (think

    MAINTAINING DECORUM ON SOCIAL MEDIA
    The Insitute deals with decidability (think scientific testimony and epistemology), and we have constructed a formal operational logic of cooperation, and applied that to law, constitution, policy, and jurisprudence.

    So this means, in this age of conflict, that we must answer the hard and always emotionally heated, and almost always offensive, conflict-generating topics that divide us, and state them in ‘universally commensurable value neutral language’ – meaning it loooks like we’re writing english, but it’s closer to a verbal description of the ordinal mathematics of behavioral supply demand curves … (“Ah… What, are you saying?”)

    And that’s a sentence that I have no idea if you’ll understand. And to explain it such that you do, I’d have to explain the meaning of logic and the sequence of logics from sets, math, computation, operations, protocols, testimony, and formal language, ordinary language, and ideomatic langauge – which would make your head explode more that it probably has reading the past few sentences. 😉

    But all that nuance aside, we combine two tactics to stay above the fray:

    1 – Via-Negativa(“Don’t Do”): Maintain Institute Decorum (which we publish), using the three categories of (a) avoiding violations of manners, (b) avoiding illegal content (in the USA), (c) explaining and judging moral differences (positions) using the logic of first principles whether physical, behavioral, or evolutionary (the four sciences).

    2 – Via-Positiva (“Strive To Do”): Write as close to the formulae using the methodology of operational construction from first principles (behavioral laws) to explain supply and demand equilibrium as possible while maintaining judicial decidability and neutrality: speak the truth and demonstrate it whether anyone likes it or not – because only by starting from the truth and reciprocity (morality) can we discover a mutually beneficial means of cooperation on mutual mans despite often mutually exclusive ends by aceptance of one another’s differences.

    This is far harder on social media when everyone is seeking attention on one hand and catharsis on the other by baiting the opposition into hazardous conflict provoking emotionally loaded altruistic punishment that we humans are quite obviously genetically predisposed to commit ourselves to by instinct.

    WHAT’S DIFFERENT IN PHILOSOPHY/IDEOLOGY VS LAW?
    Well, in philosophy you search for right and wrong and presume the other party errs. This is a very gentlemanly presumption.

    In law we use a far higher standard by discovering if you’re testifying truthfully, whether you’re seeking reciprocity, and if either isn’t the case, then what irreciprocity (CRIME) are you trying to commit, by either testifying untruthfully or irreciprocally. And, well, we’re sort of the go-to people for the study of the science of human lying and denying. And, well, (OMG) humans are extraordinary liars and deniers and free riders, cheaters, scammers, fruadsters, conspirators, seditionists, treasonists and in such astounding richness and complexity it’s frankly terrifying. 😉

    So we aren’t just telling one or both parties who’s doing the fasehood and irreciprocity to justify their wants and excuses and habits and such, but we’re telling them they’re *bad people*, and often criminals against society, economy, polity, and mankind, which is far worse than disagreements over right and wrong.

    Anyway.
    That’s how we ‘dance carefully’ in this age of suppression of free speech, and the antisocial behavior that results in attempts at undermining, cancelling, and the continued destruction of our civilization from within. 😉

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    https://t.co/ZZIa0ADzfK

    Cheers


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-14 20:42:18 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1702422544991535104

  • “Q: Curt: You use the term first principle but what does it mean?”– (Definition

    –“Q: Curt: You use the term first principle but what does it mean?”– (Definitions)

    Great question.

    As a discipline of formal operational logic that practices disambiguation by operationalization, we are sometimes in a position where the ‘fuzziness’ of existing usage need…


    Source date (UTC): 2023-09-06 22:55:31 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1699556964005470208

    Reply addressees: @petermorris1878 @Nigel_Farage

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1699553815094010355