Month: April 2020

—“I’m not entirely sure why so many people make economics a mystery.”—Robert Danis Fixed Pie vs: 1) opportunity costs 2) equilibration and full accounting 3) lacking basic vocabulary and knowledge of the two cycles. 4) ISLM->ISMP vocabulary talking about aggregates vs operational vocabulary talking about behaviors)

[D]isambiguation: Military > State > Government > Commons > institutions-organization Rule of Law > Law > Courts > Contracts > Biz-trade Strategy+Tradition > Religion+Education+Academy+Media > Families/Consumers > People-consumption State (corporation holding assets) 1. Federal State -> Federal Government 2. … Regional State -> Regional Government 3. … … Territorial: County Corporation -> County Government 4.…

Adam Smith (1776) defined what was then called political economy as “an inquiry into the nature and causes of the wealth of nations”, in particular as: —“a branch of the science of a statesman or legislator [with the twofold objectives of providing] a plentiful revenue or subsistence for the people … [and] to supply the…

By Nathen I have been thinking about where this political party fits into the movement as a whole quote a bit recently. P is fundamentally an intellectual, not political movement, but it has profound political ramifications. I consider myself a Newb so take this for what it’s worth, but my observation is that Curt Doolittle…

Demonic gods are not terrifying except to children. What’s terrifying is market competition and acceptance of our inequality and your status in the market. The solution? Develop alternative markets, not for accomplishment but for adherence.

P IS A METHOD OF ADMINISTERING PSYCHOTHERAPY EN-MASSE. by Ryan Drummond —“Even political movements can, not without justice, claim to be psychotherapy in the grand manner. The outbreak of war cured many a compulsion neurosis.” — Carl Jung (The Practise of Psychotherapy, p. 6) P is a method of administering psychotherapy en-masse.

–“I was working the rather large winter garden this afternoon I have planted with my father. Thinking about the respective Peloponnesian and Delian strategies. It got me thinking about two things. Agricultural productivity / output and the concurrent effervescence of commercial activity, economic growth, and thus civilisational expansion (consider this also in a Rome vs…

[A] conspiracy theory requires that one attribute incentives that fail the test of occam’s razor, almost always because the individual is a social outlier, and has limited sensitivity to, experience with, or knowledge and understanding of how people operate in large groups. Conspiracy theory is the equivalent of dunning kruger failure of personal assessment, projected…

RE: The Choice Episode 0005 – Our Civilization’s Next Great Enterprise Thank you for sharing. One question: What are some key traits and talents of Ashkenazi Jews who can actually specialize in Propertarian strict construction while in public?(130+ IQs, cognitive masculinity, < 35-yrs-old, maleness, >$60k/yr., etc.?) [T]here are good people and bad people in every…

  —“I’m a good example of someone who didn’t learn P, just kept following posts and after around 6 months I can follow posts pretty easily. A lot of the operational terms come up consistently and once you’ve looked up ‘demarcation’ a few times, and seen how it’s used you know what it means. Still…

Apr 11, 2020, 3:28 PM —“Regarding criticizing psychologizing. Psychologizing is perhaps too broad a term. If you mean Freud, maybe. Jung, Piaget, Frohm? They don’t all offer the same analysis. The latter of master craftsmen of the psyche and should be studied and utilized.”—Marc Malone In P-law we talk of acquisitions gains, holds, losses, thefts…

  Let me tell you how the world works. People who need organizations are not those with power. People who need ‘societies’ are not those with power. People who heed religions are not those with power. People who need ideologies or philosophies are not those with power. People with power have LOTS OF PEOPLE around…

Eve’s apple, 2. Pandora’s box, 3. The 19th Amendment. Is it the fault of the female, or is it the fault of the male, for not having created laws to equally suppress the female interpersonal and social, superpredator, that they did to suppress the male physical and military, superpredator. One family one vote was a…

(sarcasm) [T]he french have a monopoly on the bad ideas of modernity. It’s sorta down hill after descartes. The ship of state leaks with the prosecution of the protestant business class. It’s a sinking-of-the-titanic by the French Revolution, and the peasantry’s genocide against the aristocracy. … There is no equal to russian literature. There is…

  —“My impression is that Curt is rather fond of the power disparity that separated the noble aristocracy from the other people, and that he would rather restore that so that aristocrats would have the time to run the world instead of having to bother defending themselves. One reason he likes ancestor worship is because…

Apr 11, 2020, 10:57 PM (relationships) [L]ook. I don’t know how many dozen women I’ve taught this very simple reality. If you want to talk to a man as a woman about a woman’s concerns you must touch him and wait until it calms him (it will) so that he can shift his attention. If…

[I] used to work in an art supply store back in college in an exclusive city. There was a bakery next door. A woman parked in front of the store. She went into the bakery. She came back. She put the cake on the front seat. She closed the door. She went off to do…

Apr 12, 2020, 12:47 AM by James Krieger [I]t is a Masters level investment, & most of those who struggle do not even have an undergraduate comprehension of math, liberal arts & the sciences. Most of us who show promise have spent years studying political science & economics beforehand, or are accomplished in industry (Bill).…

—“We can thank Rome for bastardizing the teaching of Christ and merging roman law and administration into religious fiction which became legal fiction ?”— Justin Coone In the end, yes, that’s the problem in a nutshell. Tried to make a jewish middle eastern(occult) supernatural(astrological) government for peasants, women, and slaves (equalitarian), over a european rule…

by James Krieger [I]t is a Masters level investment, & most of those who struggle do not even have an undergraduate comprehension of math, liberal arts & the sciences. Most of us who show promise have spent years studying political science & economics beforehand, or are accomplished in industry (Bill). P is an interdisciplinary subject…

—“In Natural Law, what would represent the radix? Moreover, as in mathematics where the radix point separates integers from fractionals, would you say in Natural Law the radix point exists between ordinary language and opining?”—Billy Law-Bregan [S]mart. Good thinking. Good question. In mathematics the radix is the base set of names of positions (nouns), before…

[M]ath is a logic of positional naming, and Natural law a logic of Property Naming. The grammar of both Math and Law consists of operations on names. So in math we use operations to maintain balance (equilibrium) on both sides of an equal’s sign, and in natural law we use operations to maintain balance between…

(another sermon) [W]hat is man’s competitive advantage? Our body form gave us opportunity to out-maneuver all other creatures on this earth. Our bipedal body form gave us opportunity to evolve bipedal motion so that could outrun every other creature on this earth. By outrunning every other creature on this earth our hands were free to…

—“No good can come from alliance with anti-christs”— [T]he question is whether one is “anti” Jesus’ teachings, or “anti” dogmatic text that was added to those teachings by others, or anti those who pretend to follow Jesus but don’t. We follow Jesus by action, and action alone. Whether by faith, tradition, or reason. Or we…

(it’s really simple) —“Christianity doesn’t provide comfort. It, like Buddhism and some other religions, is existentially terrifying. You need to grapple with a good Christian scholar like Edward Feser.”— Rik Storey That is counter to the evidence. The monster under the bed is terrifying if you are a child. Most of us grow out of…