Philosophy

I Don’t Think I’m Qualified

“I don’t think I’m qualified” are beautiful words   The observation of this text is not the rather obvious Dunning-Kruger effect Scio me nihil scire i.e. that the most ignorant are the most ignorant of their own ignorance the most incompetent don’t even know they are incompetent and that the most knowledgeable understand just how …

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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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The Problem With “Facts And Logic”

There are facts There are opinions and simplifications and emotions and distortions And there is the unknown   Stupidity is human condition Craziness is human condition too Stupidity is but a cognitive failure. It’s a problem of seeing. Intellectual myopia Craziness is but psychological failure. It’s a problem of DISTORTION in what one is seeing. …

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Philosophy

“Smart” People Also Jump On a Bandwagon

“Smart” people are as susceptible to bandwagon effect as stupid people (as susceptible to jump on a bandwagon)   This is because bandwagon effect is not driven by lower cognitive abilities — but by desire to fit in, to find consensus Which is universally human   Of course smart people have superior accuracy. Superior sense …

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Philosophy

Human Flaws vs MIND-viruses

There are normal, ubiquitous, domesticated, elementary human flaws. And there are MIND-VIRUSES.   Natural, normal humans flaws, are for instance: -laziness -lack of energy -desire -moods -carelessness -imperfection, fallibility -etc   FLAWS are not even always flaws, really: Emotions have a purpose Desire obviously has a purpose Energy obviously is exhausted — then regenerated The …

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SECRET Ruling Elite

POWER is. We seek to explain that which IS Especially if it’s as HOT an issue as POWER   Of course only so many things can be explained: -things which are visible -and simple enough to grasp by our limited mental compute   POWER is NOT so simple to grasp. It’s simple enough to see …

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Lifestyle Philosophy Spirituality

Self-control = CONTROL + SELF

Self-control = CONTROL + SELF We lose “self-control” because we either don’t have control — or don’t have power over our own selves   CONTROL Control = having CONTROL over the SITUATION =not needing to rush it =not needing to get emotional about it =only CONTROLLING IT, as we desire =and only ENJOYING IT   …

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Philosophy

Rationalise The Irrational, Subjectify The Objective

There’s the known the logical, the understandable, the measurable, the objective, the rational, etc. And there’s the unknown, the inscrutable, the subjective, the irrational, etc   Our idea of the world is obviously a blend of the two Concepts which are logical, which are coherent, which are sensible, Observations which suggest a generalisation with greater …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

The 10% Bias

A common way of manipulating others and ourselves is “the 10% bias” I made up that name. I’m not familiar with similar bias, therefore I shall describe it here myself   The 10% bias is when you let yourself be seduced by an extraordinary promise — under the excuse that “even if it’s only 10% …

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