Theme: Truth

SIX REMAINING GREAT FLAWS IN HUMAN THOUGHT
1. The search for justification(proof) rather than falsification(survival).
2. The search for inconsistent utilities (paradigms) rather than a hierarchy of consistent first principles (universal paradigm).
3. The search for the ideal person, behavior, wants, means, and ends, rather than means of cooperation between male and female opposites.
4. The search for positive law of thou shall, limiting possibilities, vs negative laws of though shall-not, leaving open infinite possibilities.
5. The search for the good instead of the true, from which we choose possible goods.
6. The search for political uniformity as a static optimum rather than competing diversities as an evolutionary optimum – the search for predictable certainty rather than evolutionary and adaptive uncertainty.

Every one of these falsehoods is hostile to the first principle of the universe: evolutionary computation, and our condition in the capture and transformation of energy per person, yielding us the greatest prosperity with which to make the greatest range of choices that will as a consequence, repeat the cycle, of evolutionary computation, and the improvement of our condition by increasing the capture and transformation of energy.

“NO MORE ERRORS, FALSEHOODS, AND LIES”

Curt Doolittle
The Natural Law Institute

SIX REMAINING GREAT FLAWS IN HUMAN THOUGHT
1. The search for justification(proof) rather than falsification(survival).
2. The search for inconsistent utilities (paradigms) rather than a hierarchy of consistent first principles (universal paradigm).
3. The search for the ideal person, behavior, wants, means, and ends, rather than means of cooperation between male and female opposites.
4. The search for positive law of thou shall, limiting possibilities, vs negative laws of though shall-not, leaving open infinite possibilities.
5. The search for the good instead of the true, from which we choose possible goods.
6. The search for political uniformity as a static optimum rather than competing diversities as an evolutionary optimum – the search for predictable certainty rather than evolutionary and adaptive uncertainty.

Every one of these falsehoods is hostile to the first principle of the universe: evolutionary computation, and our condition in the capture and transformation of energy per person, yielding us the greatest prosperity with which to make the greatest range of choices that will as a consequence, repeat the cycle, of evolutionary computation, and the improvement of our condition by increasing the capture and transformation of energy.

“NO MORE ERRORS, FALSEHOODS, AND LIES”

Curt Doolittle
The Natural Law Institute