Theme: Science

  • LAW IS A SCIENCE, AND THE MARXIST, POMO, FEMINIST, WOKE SEQUENCE IS JUST A PSEUD

    LAW IS A SCIENCE, AND THE MARXIST, POMO, FEMINIST, WOKE SEQUENCE IS JUST A PSEUDOSCIENTIFIC FRAUD: DYSGENIC DEVOLUTIONARY PARASITISM.

    –“Modern American jurisprudential studies began when the dean of Harvard University Law School, Christopher Columbus Langdell, published the first modern law school casebook, SELECTION OF CASES ON THE LAW OF CONTRACTS, in 1871.

    Langdell’s casebook ushered in the modern era because it offered a new methodology and pedagogy for law study that was nothing mor e tha n a n expression of confidence in the scientific method.

    He declared in the preface to his Contracts casebook: “It is indispensable to establish at least two things, first that law is a science; secondly that all the available materials of that science are contained in the printed books.”

    In keeping with the spirit of Enlightenment, Langdell had confidence in the power of science and reason to uncover universal truths.”

    — Minda, G. (1995). Origins of Modern Jurisprudence. In Postmodern Legal Movements: Law and Jurisprudence At Century’s End (pp. 13–23). NYU Press. https://t.co/woqNgppA24


    Source date (UTC): 2023-06-13 17:43:39 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1668666638474911745

  • LAW IS A SCIENCE, AND THE MARXIST, POMO, FEMINIST, WOKE SEQUENCE IS JUST A PSEUD

    LAW IS A SCIENCE, AND THE MARXIST, POMO, FEMINIST, WOKE SEQUENCE IS JUST A PSEUDOSCIENTIFIC FRAUD: DYSTENIC PARASITISM.

    –“Modern American jurisprudential studies began when the dean of Harvard University Law School, Christopher Columbus Langdell, published the first modern law school casebook, SELECTION OF CASES ON THE LAW OF CONTRACTS, in 1871.

    Langdell’s casebook ushered in the modern era because it offered a new methodology and pedagogy for law study that was nothing mor e tha n a n expression of confidence in the scientific method.

    He declared in the preface to his Contracts casebook: “It is indispensable to establish at least two things, first that law is a science; secondly that all the available materials of that science are contained in the printed books.”

    In keeping with the spirit of Enlightenment, Langdell had confidence in the power of science and reason to uncover universal truths.”

    — Minda, G. (1995). Origins of Modern Jurisprudence. In Postmodern Legal Movements: Law and Jurisprudence At Century’s End (pp. 13–23). NYU Press. https://t.co/woqNgppA24


    Source date (UTC): 2023-06-13 17:43:39 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1668662302126624768

  • I think I know the great filter and we probably hit it a century ago, so (a) the

    I think I know the great filter and we probably hit it a century ago, so (a) there are a lot of filters (b) we probably hit the first and I don’t know what our chances are if we don’t overcome it: eugenics is necessary.


    Source date (UTC): 2023-06-12 21:11:20 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1668365391557435399

    Reply addressees: @TysonBay

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1668364925167714304

  • Well, I suspect most of us with sufficient knowledge presume that there is other

    Well, I suspect most of us with sufficient knowledge presume that there is other life and even intelligent life in the universe. The question is only whether:
    (a) it’s possible to transit space and contact one another.
    (b) we both exist at the same time
    (c) we aren’t ‘early’ because the universe is relatively young, and it takes three generations of stars to produce the resources necessary for life, and it sure looks like it’s rather difficult to produce multi-cellular life.


    Source date (UTC): 2023-06-12 20:40:26 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1668357615208767492

  • We know the first principle of the universe. We only have known it for a few yea

    We know the first principle of the universe.
    We only have known it for a few years.
    (a) under pressure the universe will evolve any possible ability to condense energy, regardless of the density and pressure. In other words, the universe isn’t tuned.
    (b) the result of the ability to release pressure by spin and velocity, vibration, and transmission is evolutionary computation of all existence.
    (c) it appears that the universe is eternal, but at the zero point, time is extremely slow, so slow in fact eternity may not have anything to do with experienced time at our gravity and velocity. Time may not in fact exist for other than matter.

    Reply addressees: @ricm2 @justuseapen


    Source date (UTC): 2023-06-09 18:15:03 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1667233862059958278

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1667230559641149462

  • Ian McGilchrist has created a narrative to defend his spiritual woo-woo. Like mo

    Ian McGilchrist has created a narrative to defend his spiritual woo-woo. Like most pseudoscientists he combines scientific half truth with projection, wishful thinking, and mysticism. It’s not seditious like say, Yuval Harari’s continuation of jewish pseudoscience, continuing the tradition of pseusocience of Lewontin, Lysenko, and Gould, Freud, Boaz, and Marx, Horkhimer, Fromm, Marcuse and Adorno,


    Source date (UTC): 2023-06-09 10:56:28 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1667123490971959297

  • CITIES: ANOTHER EXAMPLE HETERODOX ECONOMISTS WERE CORRECT. It kind of s*cks to j

    CITIES: ANOTHER EXAMPLE HETERODOX ECONOMISTS WERE CORRECT.
    It kind of s*cks to join the heterodox club, and its worse if (like me) it’s not just in one field, but in math, logic, physics, economics and law.

    We have known for a very long time that big cities, like big governments, and big empires, are not a good thing. That ‘smaller is better’. If for no other reason than people CAN understand, agree, and take responsibiilty for the small.

    The problem is, that cities produced irresponsible people with irresponsible beliefs and ideas, and we don’t want the cancer of their bad (progressive) ideology to infect the rest of the country.

    https://t.co/J8eU0A2XhC


    Source date (UTC): 2023-06-08 20:06:28 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1666899514727227414

  • In relation to

    In relation to:
    https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-06137-x


    Source date (UTC): 2023-06-08 01:37:12 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1666620359657881600

    Reply addressees: @NAChristakis @DanTGilbert @Nature @a_m_mastroianni

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1666616852020092932


    IN REPLY TO:

    Unknown author

    RE: “Q: IS THE PERCEPTION THAT MORALITY IS DECLINING TRUE OR FALSE?”

    FYI: Not directly addressed in the article, but understood by some of us in the field:

    1) Wealth from the Industrial-Technological age creates opportunity for personal divergence in favor of biological bias – we do NOT ‘come together’ but separate. We don’t need to compromise because we are less directly dependent upon any agreement other than commercial.

    2) The Information age is exposing us all to (saturating us in) differences of sex, class, ability, intelligence, culture, race, and of course the differences in moral bias caused by each of those differences.

    3) Moral differences are insurmountable, genetic, and biological but reinforced by culture and ideosycratic experience.
    i)All moral differences originate in sex differences in cognition, valence, and bias: predicting empathizing(personal) in time, status seeking by evading responsibiilty for the commons on one hand and vs predicting systematizing(impersonal) over time, and status seeking by accumulating responsibilty for commons.
    ii) There are only three possible coercive institutions, with religion appealing to the empathic/inclusion/ostracization, and state/force appealing to the systematic/defense/offense.
    iii) All civilizations were forced into one of those institutions by local circumstance (Geography, means of production, competitors, heterogeneity, relation between warriors and workers).
    iv) All civilizations anchored on their first institution, whether State(China), Religion (MENA, India), Contract(law, Europe), Natural(Kin, Africa).
    v) all humans are indoctrinated into the metaphysics (presumptions) that emerged from that initial set of conditions and institutions. Metaphysical presumptions are almost impossible to modify. There is also minor evidence that we adapt (a bit) to suit our group’s historical strategy.

    4) Increase in numbers and diversity of exploration of moral confirmation bias, combined with excessive education (desocialization), insufficiently cooperative employment(desocialization), immigration(reduction in capacity for error detection and increase in tolerance for behavioral variation). The result is an increase in alienation that is sedated by entertainment and consumption. The result is a decline in social stuctures far worse than ‘bowling alone’, decline in mating competitino, decline in marriage, decline in reproduction. WHy? For most of history society = offspring, and the norms traditions and values necessary for raising children with the minimum moral (developmental, behavioral) hazard, and therefore the least cost to parents.

    5) What we are detecting is a competition for political attention to satisfy increasingly divergent moral biases, given the lack of need for consensus on moral biases outside of the commercial arena in which we produce income we use to specialize in fulfillment of our individual moral biases.

    6) The solution of course is rather obvious: retention of those few limited natural(human) rights at the level of central governments (Federations, Empires), then the devolution to regional, state, and local self determination of social and economic policy.

    7) in other words, Europeans had it right with many different states. The holy roman empire had it right with 350 principalities, and the USA had it right with the original constitution and the colonies that were an imitation of the 1000 years of experience in the holy roman empire, and the final invention of the modern rule of law state by england, finally encoded by the americans …. and increasingly destroyed in the postwar era by the various utopians (lefitsts).

    So yes, we are diverging in morality causing universal perception of relative decrease in morality. While at the same time our wealth has eliminated many previously useful forms of immorality when we were poorer.

    The result is that we are seeing an increase in demand for a larger number of smaller polities.

    And yet, the W.I.E.R.D. eurpeans assume that our high trust moral intuitions are normal ,when they are the opposite of normal – only a small part of our civilization practices truth before face, and the rest of the world practices either face before truth (asia), facelessness (MENA, where lying and cheating is heroic), and africa where the concept still doesn’t exist, except among the upper middle classes in a few countries (nigeria, ghana at the least).

    Cheers
    Curt Doolittle.
    The Natural Law Institute

    Original post: https://x.com/i/web/status/1666616852020092932

  • It’s extremely unlikely that I fail to understand any derivation of the means of

    It’s extremely unlikely that I fail to understand any derivation of the means of pretense of knowledge – as far as I know I am (our organization is) the primary researchers in ‘sciencing’ human lying.


    Source date (UTC): 2023-06-07 17:57:21 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1666504633429250050

    Reply addressees: @nemo81886205

    Replying to: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1666501824747130882

  • RT @WalterIII: @radiofreenw @AlonsoCastroEC @curtdoolittle It’s appalling how fe

    RT @WalterIII: @radiofreenw @AlonsoCastroEC @curtdoolittle It’s appalling how few Americans understand basic undergraduate science. And of…


    Source date (UTC): 2023-06-07 17:02:47 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1666490902624231430