Physical Laws of Nature, vs Natural Law of Cooperation.
Source date (UTC): 2016-11-17 18:39:05 UTC
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@curtdoolittle Ok. I see the distinction, but what about it gives it the distinction of “natural”?
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This is an empirically demonstrated, and logically complete, and scientifically explicable definition of a necessity.
Source date (UTC): 2016-11-17 18:37:23 UTC
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@curtdoolittle is the concept of natural rights even desirable?
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No reason not to outlaw anything false: religion, pseudo-rationalism, pseudoscience. No value in fraudulent products, services OR information.
Source date (UTC): 2016-11-17 13:29:00 UTC
(Ethelbert, Jesus, and Kant say the same thing) The languages of science(testimony), physical science, propertarianism (social science), natural law (science of dispute resolution), accounting, finance, and economics, (measurement of production), function as the universal language of truth-telling.
(Ethelbert, Jesus, and Kant say the same thing) The languages of science(testimony), physical science, propertarianism (social science), natural law (science of dispute resolution), accounting, finance, and economics, (measurement of production), function as the universal language of truth-telling.
Sorry. Just Is. No Magic Necessary. No Superstition Necessary. No Lies Necessary. 1) myth=history/heroes, 2) ritual=plays/stoicism 3) festivals=sports/holidays/feasts
Sorry. Just Is. No Magic Necessary. No Superstition Necessary. No Lies Necessary. 1) myth=history/heroes, 2) ritual=plays/stoicism 3) festivals=sports/holidays/feasts
RELIGION IS EXPLICABLE BY SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS ALSO. SORRY. JUST IS. NO MAGIC NECESSARY. NO SUPERSTITION NECESSARY. NO LIES NECESSARY.
1) myth=history/heroes,
2) ritual=plays/stoicism
3) festivals=sports/holidays/feasts
That the ancients used primitive concepts in all walks of life where we no longer do is simply an artifact of the process of accumulating particular rather than analogistic knowledge.
What makes people feel spiritual is literally the combination of:
0) a narrative that provides common decidability on tie breakers that support our group evolutionary strategy
1) what we think of meditation or prayer in which we are free to be honest with ourselves,
2) the chant/fire/group prayer where we feel the pack response in safety,
3) the play/church/school/temple where we feel the pack response in narrative,
4) the feast/festival/sport where we feel the pack response in ‘celebration’.
5) war/competition where we draw upon all of the above.
Spirituality (elation,safety) is produced by the pack response.
Spiritual euporia (in all it’s names) is produced by the intellectual equivalent of abandonment of all ‘concerns’.
But these ‘effects’ are achievable by multiple means, both shinto/stoic/buddhist personal ritual, group prayer or storytelling ritual, team sport and festival ritual, and martial and funeral ritual.
Source date (UTC): 2016-11-16 10:09:00 UTC
(note)
Tell a story, teach a lesson.
in every great era … model…
information is our era’s model
in physics, in economics
revise our prior understandings
the success of the west in the ancient and modern worlds.
for a host of reasons, we can see that
the west calculates faster and better than the rest.
the origin story.
the result.. sov -> markets in everything
calculation in everything.
faster adaptation and invention
but what has gone wrong?
the innovaton and reacton cycles
this cycle was pseudoscience.
the reason for the success of pseudocience,
the reason for the failure to counter it.
the solution to it
The end of history is the truthful civilization
Source date (UTC): 2016-11-16 01:42:00 UTC
NO. SCIENCE IS A MORAL DISCIPLINE WITHIN NATURAL LAW: THE MEANS BY WHICH WE WARRANT THE TRUTHFULNESS OF OUR STATEMENTS.
(Ethelbert, Jesus, and Kant say the same thing)
The languages of science(testimony), physical science, propertarianism (social science), natural law (science of dispute resolution), accounting, finance, and economics, (measurement of production), function as the universal language of truth-telling.
The discipline of science asks us to warranty that we have performed due diligence on our statements. We warranty that we have eliminated error, bias, wishful thinking, suggestion, obscurantism, pseudoscience, and deceit from our utterances.
That’s what science is:
A NATURAL LAW: a warranty of our information, just like the warranty of our services, just as the warranty of our products, just as the warranty of our speech.
Period. End of story.
I know. You thought you were smart. You were so proud that you had transcended superstition. But it never occurred to you that you were just as ridiculous in the present generation due to the pseudosciences of Marx, Freud, Boaz, Adorno than your superstitious ancestors were in the pseudoscience of theology.
Ok. Have we got that straight? Look in the mirror. Repeat after me: “I was suckered by pseudoscience, just like my ancestors were suckered by superstition. I am a sucker. I pledge not to be a sucker any longer. There is only one moral rule in both silver(negative) and gold (positive) forms: Impose not cost upon the cost born by others, by limiting yourself to actions and words, consisting only of productive, fully informed, warrantied, voluntary transfer, limited to productive externalities.
Ethelbert (Anglo-Saxon Silver Rule), Jesus (Golden-Rule), and Kant (bi-metal rule), all said the same thing. Everything else is lies to justify theft and to circumvent voluntary transfers between individuals classes and groups.
Ok. We’re done here.
“Please stop torturing me with your postmodern superstitions, ok?. Thanks, -The Management.”
Curt Doolittle
The Philosophy of Aristocracy
Source date (UTC): 2016-11-15 12:33:00 UTC