WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE? 1) DIFFERENCES a) Competition: Without competition (comparison, differences) we have no means of distinction and without distinction we cannot make a choice. Forms of competition: b) Constant …
—“Hypothesis: SAT has become more coachable as revisions eliminated the hardest-to-coach material (e.g., analogies). Asians invest more in practice (besides their latent cognitive advantage) than any other ethnic group. If …
Devil would tell us a half-truth, with an impossible, unwarrantable, unredeemable promise, using plausible deniability, freedom from liability, the result of which was a failure to discover, apply, and evolve …
I don’t like to stomp on Haidt’s tweets but there is a reason for this shift and it’s the postwar intellectual immigrant’s attack on western civilization, and this group is …
THE SIN OF VANITY – THE RIGHT FAILS BECAUSE THEY WANT TO ‘BE RIGHT’ MORE THAN THEY WANT TO WIN — “Somebody call BLM. We need to get curt to …
— “Enlist the Christian cognitively masculine by appealing to their interest in Truth. Many of them are alpha males suppressed by sophistry of Tolerance. They are ready for Reformation in …
WHO ARE YOU AND HOW DO YOU EXIST? IT”S PRETTY SIMPLE REALLY “You” are a stack of hierarchically recursive memory on top of pulsing sensors – each layer increasing the …
THE RIGHTS ‘COGFEM’ ARE THE RIGHT’S JEWS – UNDERMINING VICTORY We need to run with this message long-term to generate self-awareness of RIGHT behavior: — “It was a …
Notes: NOTES 1) Aaron has too limited an understanding of American ethical history. 😉 See “Carpetbaggers”. 2) Innovation is possible in both Capitalizing-Productive and Decapitalizing-Parasitic directions. The purpose of rule …
INTERESTING ANSWERS NOT MANY GOOD ONES. HERE IS THE SIMPLE REASON 1) Every random condition is random. There is no pattern to randomness. 2) Only cumulative random results produce a …
Why? Because 1) Opportunity costs > 2) Transaction Costs > 3) Retention Costs. That series also produces a repeating cycle. Economists talk about opportunity and transaction costs but always within …