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West Hating West Is Like Vegans Hating Plant Food

(By WEST — we mean Western values, enlightenment values, liberal democracy)   West hating West is like VEGANS hating plant food   Imagine a vegan only eating in restaurants, and only eating in vegan restaurants Except he HATES the vegan restaurants in this town He thinks the plants there are TOO sentient He thinks they …

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How You’re Brainwashed Into False Scepticism

Want the easiest trick in the fucking book? Tell someone that ONLY YOU KNOW THE TRUTH, and EVERYONE ELSE IS WRONG, or LYING, Then tell them “THE TRUTH” ! ta-da   look I wrote about the psychology behind it: “The Opposite Of Wrong Is Not True “ “What Really Happens When You Reject The Authority” …

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It’s Either FAIR, UNFAIR, or RANDOM

Fair means it conforms to certain rules: whether agreed as a community — or at least internally consistent and transparent. Unfair means the opposite: it breaks the rules. Whether it’s rules decided as a community, or even any consistent and complete set of rules. Random means it neither breaks the rules nor is explained by …

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About Offending People

Being offensive is some of the most misunderstood subjects today A kind of confusion of true individuality and personal strength — with mere appearance of the irreverent badass, so strong so as to not have to worry about anyone’s opinion, or love I wrote about it here: Politeness vs Bluntness vs Hostile   There’s offending …

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How The FAKE Will Look MORE Legit

It’s not just that the FAKE, the advertised, the scammy — look BETTER than the real thing It will often even look more LEGIT More legit than the real thing   Is a Ferrari the most telling indication of material wealth? It’s not a horrible indication. Even renting a Ferrari requires a dollar or two …

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Is Capitalism Like Eugenics?

Is capitalism like eugenics? Where the strong decide what is right and what is wrong?   No it’s not   In capitalism — the MARKET decides If the market is DOMINATED by a few — fair enough. You could argue that “few” have the most votes But it’s not those FEW that created this mechanism …

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Absolute vs Relative Truth (In PRACTICAL Terms)

Let’s NOT go down the rabbit hole of how to DEFINE TRUTH, what IS TRUTH, etc, Let’s try to practically unpack the problem of truth   Practically would entail utility, practical usefulness We could thus define truth as THAT WHICH WORKS   This is good for start Enough to get us amazing tech Enough to …

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About The CONSPIRATORIAL

There’s the known And there’s the unknown   The known you know to know, typically Sometimes you know without even knowing that you know, you “just know it” The unknown you partly know to not know, and partly don’t even know that you don’t know   Now, if you know something, truly know — there’s …

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About Liars

To LIE is to believe you get ahead in lying It’s to believe it’s a better strategy to tell others something you believe they want to hear, instead of what-IS   Of course LYING doesn’t change WHAT-IS So eventually you are found out, by definition Unless you change what-is before you’re found out — then …

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