Month: September 2018

September 16th, 2018 12:04 AM [G]od is a name for a hero a people never had. Those who invent gods do so because they have no ancestors worthy of appealing to for wisdom, or imitating as heroes, or for submitting to the leader of the tribe for the kin’s pursuit of the common good. The…

MALE RECIPROCITY(OPPORTUNITY) VS FEMALE PROPORTIONALITY (CONSUMPTION) The Moral Foundations by Gender Bias (M vs F) SELF (ACTION) – ASCENDENT BIAS 1) (M) Negative Freedom (Liberty) vs (F) Positive Freedom OTHERS FEMALE BIAS – THE HERD 2) (M) Reciprocity (Fairness) vs (F) Proportionality(Equality): rendering justice according to shared rules; opposite of cheating 3) (M) Defense (Negative)…

AGAIN, ALL STEREOTYPES ARE TRUE. BUT AS I’VE SAID THE MAJOR DIFFERENCES ARE IN COGNITIVE LOAD OF PERSONALITY TRAIT, NOT TRAIT DIFFERENCES, AND ERGO – SIZE OF UNDERCLASSES. —“there are no differences between Blacks and Whites on four of the seven personality constructs. Blacks are slightly more extroverted and emotionally stable, and Whites are slightly…

by Eli Harman Critics note that white privilege is unearned & conclude that it is therefore undeserved. But I have to pay for my white privilege, when it is extended to me, by not abusing it. E.g. if I’m not followed around by security, I’m being given an opportunity to steal. To maintain my white…

The cognitive bias of cherrypicking is everywhere. That is why we must always seek falsification not justification. Our biological need is to create regularity in order to limit demands on our individual and group neural (cognitive) economy. The most scientific method of doing so is self authoring. we can self author by the disciplined construction…

Michael Moore, This Morning, on ABC —“I am not sure we are going to make it to 2020 as a democracy.”— Well, Michael, shared vision. My version: “There must never be another president”. ( Note the producers shut him up via a host, and cut to commercial before he could say it.)

[D]on’t complain about people following incentives, and specifically don’t ask people to believe in a presumed good rather than exploit a possible incentive. Change the incentives. The more you subsidize something the more you will get.

[Y]ou have to understand. It is not in a woman’s interest to limit her consumption, particularly of attention and liberty, when men are no longer necessary. The question is then how do we re-empower men so that they have the same freedom? Retained earnings. https://www.bolde.com/many-smart-gorgeous-women-single-almost-epidemic/

We can’t reinstitute monogamy, only end subsidy and malincentive, and produce status, tax, and rights incentives. Monogamy will return to the majority in whose interest it is, and not for that minority in whose interest it is not. In practice this will mean that reproductively desirable will restore reproduction and those others shall not.

[T]he strong start from the position of inequality, and the utility of slavery, productive serfdom, financial serfdom, political serfdom. The market simply produces greater returns for the strong, largely in the reduction of costs of policing the slaves and serfs, since they self police in order to maintain access to consumption; and in the much…

September 15th, 2018 11:32 PM —-“MR. SHERMAN opposed the election by the people, insisting that it ought to be by the State Legislatures. The people he said, immediately should have as little to do as may be about the Government. They want information and are constantly liable to be misled. MR. GERRY. The evils we…

September 15th, 2018 11:19 PM —“You predicted the 2020 crash in 2006, right before the 2008 meltdown? Could you compare and contrast the 2008 crisis with what you see coming, and perhaps how the 2008 housing crash ties in to 2020?”— 1 – In the end all economics like all politics is and must be…

—“Women invented rent seeking. It’s their reproductive strategy – to force their costs and the costs of their offspring on the tribe. Working to control some of her income. Hiring other women to raise her children. Marrying the state to bypass the cost of maintenance of a male. Extracting rents from a baby-daddy without the…

September 14th, 2018 11:36 AM Michael Moore, This Morning, on ABC —“I am not sure we are going to make it to 2020 as a democracy.”— [W]ell, Michael, shared vision. My version: “There must never be another president”. ( Note the producers shut him up via a host, and cut to commercial before he could…

September 14th, 2018 10:57 AM [D]on’t complain about people following incentives, and specifically don’t ask people to believe in a presumed good rather than exploit a possible incentive. Change the incentives. The more you subsidize something the more you will get.

September 14th, 2018 10:21 AM [Y]ou have to understand. It is not in a woman’s interest to limit her consumption – particularly of attention and liberty – when men are no longer necessary. The question is then how do we re-empower men so that they have the same freedom? Retained earnings.

September 14th, 2018 10:17 AM [W]e can’t reinstitute monogamy, only end subsidy and malincentive, and produce status, tax, and rights incentives. Monogamy will return to the majority in whose interest it is, and not for that minority in whose interest it is not. In practice this will mean that reproductively desirable will restore reproduction and…

September 14th, 2018 10:11 AM POLITICAL REALISM [T]he strong start from the position of inequality, and the utility of slavery, productive serfdom, financial serfdom, political serfdom. The market simply produces greater returns for the strong, largely in the reduction of costs of policing the slaves and serfs, since they self police in order to maintain…

September 14th, 2018 9:23 AM —“Women invented rent seeking. It’s their reproductive strategy – to force their costs and the costs of their offspring on the tribe. Working to control some of her income. Hiring other women to raise her children. Marrying the state to bypass the cost of maintenance of a male. Extracting rents…

TOLD YA SO. But I said it in 2006 —“Daniel Roland Anderson: Curt Doolittle: You predicted the 2020 crash in 2006, right before the 2008 meltdown? Could you compare and contrast the 2008 crisis with what you see coming, and perhaps how the 2008 housing crash ties in to 2020?”— Curt Doolittle: Rakesh Sahgal, Daniel Roland Anderson…

—“the cognitively deficient essentially unionize to overrule the dictates of the market and natural law if the capable and productive are going to allow it. If we’re totally separating morality out of it and ignoring how cancerous and destructive it is for the world and humanity as a whole, they do actively profit more so…

—“The idea of apprenticeships was admirable: for a fixed term, usually seven years, a master or mistress of a trade would train a young person so that he could earn his living at that trade. The master kept the apprentice in board, lodging and clothes, but had no duty to pay him, although many did…

—“The Statute of Artificers (usually called the Statute of Apprentices) was passed in 1563 and remained on the Statute Book until 1819; the Poor Law Act of 1601 – which provided for much else besides poor relief – remained largely operative until the 20th c. Between them, these Acts attempted `to banish idleness, to advance…

by Skye Stewart [D]ig a little most lefties don’t intuitively grasp Econ 101. So rich people qualitatively are those who have taken from others. Of course, opponents, forgetting there is no “pure” free market, often forget many rich people have their positions due precisely to unearned political rents to some degree. So some naturally get…