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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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What Really Happens When You Reject The Authority

When you reject AUTHORITY — you’re left WITHOUT authority (unless you can replace it with some other authority)   Now unless you yourself are THE authority — then again: you are left without authority   Therefore simple logical conclusion is that now you’re IN THE DARK   Being in the dark is not bad It’s …

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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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Politicians And Political Brain Rot

Politics consists of: -idiots -cynics -or cynical idiots   Politics doesn’t attracts idealists, does it? Idealists are too busy actually impacting the world They don’t have time for the politicking nonsense, demagogy, marketing, lobbying, debating, talking…   This is NOT to say that politics are useless and we don’t need a government Obviously we need …

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Complex Modern World Made Us All Incompetent Idiots

What is an idiot? Let’s define an idiot as following generalisation: -someone not only incompetent -but practically unlikely to achieve competence -thus not only not helpful, but harmful to the subject being dealt with   Are most man idiots? Yes they are   We live in a complex world: -Complex global systems -Complex big economy …

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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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About Childishness

I see a lot of adult children, childish I asked myself what is childishness?   (I wrote about maturity previously: “About maturity”)   A childish child: -doesn’t have responsibilities -lacks experience -lacks self-awareness (I suppose it’s a function of lacking experience) -doesn’t “fit in” (which is neither innately good nor bad. There is “good abnormal” …

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Understanding Understanding (Labels)

-Variety, diversity means that objects have different properties. E.g. a cat has fur, it purrs, and is cute. Whereas a tree has leaves, a trunk, branches, and grows big -Existence of variety doesn’t preclude existence of a degree of homogeneity. Two objects can have some different properties — and some similar properties -Thus between two …

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