Curt Doolittle

Theme: Productivity

  • Inequality is a Good

    [I]nequality is a good. In evolves man. Invention is a good. In increases our ability to consume. If we were all equal, we would have nothing to trade. And we would be poor. As are extant people who are in practice equal. To create an economy to sustain man we must create equality constantly. To create humans that evolve man, we must create equality constantly. Equality = stasis = extinction.  

  • AMAZON Amazon has this wonderful cloud system. Far better than Google’s or Micro

    AMAZON

    Amazon has this wonderful cloud system. Far better than Google’s or Microsoft’s. And it’s generating profits for them. But it’s a disincentive. After a while, it’s more profitable to borrow the money to build your own, then to use their service.

    Source date (UTC): 2015-06-29 03:15:00 UTC

  • INEQUALITY IS A GOOD Inequality is a good. In evolves man. Invention is a good.

    INEQUALITY IS A GOOD

    Inequality is a good. In evolves man. Invention is a good. In increases our ability to consume. If we were all equal, we would have nothing to trade. And we would be poor. As are extant people who are in fact equal. To create an economy to sustain man we must create equality constantly. To create humans that evolve man, we must create equality constantly. Equality = stasis = extinction.

    Source date (UTC): 2015-06-29 02:54:00 UTC

  • LIBERTARIANISM INCREASES ECONOMIC VELOCITY AT THE EXPENSE OF NORMATIVE AND GENET

    LIBERTARIANISM INCREASES ECONOMIC VELOCITY AT THE EXPENSE OF NORMATIVE AND GENETIC CAPITAL.

    Thus endeth the lesson.

    Source date (UTC): 2015-06-28 08:33:00 UTC

  • No, self-discipline is a means of accumulating capital (creating inventory)

    No, self-discipline is a means of accumulating capital (creating inventory).

    Source date (UTC): 2015-06-28 08:21:57 UTC

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  • (edit: note that this graph shows the 50th percentile in color, while the stars

    http://www.businesspundit.com/wp-content/plugins/share-this-image/sharer.php?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.businesspundit.com%2Fthis-epic-chart-shows-the-wages-of-nearly-every-job-in-america%2F%2338209&img=www.businesspundit.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2015%2F06%2FEvery-Single-Median-Wage-In-America.png&title=This+Epic+Chart+Shows+The+Wages+Of+Nearly+Every+Job+In+America++Business+Pundit&desc=Every+Single+Median+Wage+In+America#38209AWESOME.

    (edit: note that this graph shows the 50th percentile in color, while the stars show the 90’th percentile. So it includes Interesting but obvious outliers. 😉 And it is also a more useful graph than most becasue it shows those distributions.

    Source date (UTC): 2015-06-15 04:41:00 UTC

  • WHY DOESN’T CHRISTIANITY ALWAYS WORK EVERYWHERE? Well it does really. You can se

    WHY DOESN’T CHRISTIANITY ALWAYS WORK EVERYWHERE?

    Well it does really. You can see that everywhere it’s adopted. You will get a better economy. Period. When Christians leave, the economy will get worse. Period.

    But incentives are incentives are incentives. So non-european countries have serious impediments to high trust.

    1) Authoritarian political orders evolved from dispute resolution such as the irrigation areas of Egypt, Mesopotamia and China.

    2) Lack of advanced economies promoting ‘everyone is a customer’ – often in the same places.

    4) Diversity and competition too great to overcome. (Levant, Central Asia, Arabia.)

    3) Inbreeding and tribal marriage inhibit development of ‘everyone a potential mate, and everyone a potential customer’.

    5) Genetic predisposition that evolved under higher selection pressures (group selection rather than individual selection via mating).

    (h/t paul)

    Source date (UTC): 2015-06-15 03:09:00 UTC

  • Five Axis of Intertemporal Production

    (from elsewhere) [T]here are five necessary axis of inter-temporal production:

    1) The individual, the family, and the church (the production of generations) 2) The partnership, the corporation, the bank, the treasury. (The production of goods and services. 3) The local government, state government, and the federal government. (the production of commons) 4) The judiciary (the resolution of disputes) 5) The Militia and the Military (the preservation of the monopoly rules of order, allocations of property, and commons.) Our founders, as innovators, lacked sufficient understanding how to safeguard each – because they could not imagine the future so radically different after 1830, and particularly after 1914.

  • Five Axis of Intertemporal Production

    (from elsewhere) [T]here are five necessary axis of inter-temporal production:

    1) The individual, the family, and the church (the production of generations) 2) The partnership, the corporation, the bank, the treasury. (The production of goods and services. 3) The local government, state government, and the federal government. (the production of commons) 4) The judiciary (the resolution of disputes) 5) The Militia and the Military (the preservation of the monopoly rules of order, allocations of property, and commons.) Our founders, as innovators, lacked sufficient understanding how to safeguard each – because they could not imagine the future so radically different after 1830, and particularly after 1914.

  • FIVE AXIS OF INTERTEMPORAL PRODUCTION (from elsewhere) There are five necessary

    FIVE AXIS OF INTERTEMPORAL PRODUCTION

    (from elsewhere)

    There are five necessary axis of inter-temporal production:

    1) The individual, the family, and the church (the production of generations)

    2) The partnership, the corporation, the bank, the treasury. (The production of goods and services.

    3) The local government, state government, and the federal government. (the production of commons)

    4) The judiciary (the resolution of disputes)

    5) The Militia and the Military (the preservation of the monopoly rules of order, allocations of property, and commons.)

    Our founders, as innovators, lacked sufficient understanding how to safeguard each – because they could not imagine the future so radically different after 1830, and particularly after 1914.

    Source date (UTC): 2015-06-13 07:09:00 UTC