Tag: skill-estate
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Cold and hard
As the drug-based eugenics campaign continues, the non-drugged citizens are turning COLD AND HARD, and I don’t blame them. Ordinary citizens are tired of the CARNAGE. This response is growing fast. After you’ve spent years and years following all the rules, “voting” for the “right” candidates and paying taxes, and all the candidates break all…
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Jail mode thoughts
A powerful and heartfelt comment in Spokane News. = = = = = START QUOTE: I don’t think anyone is laughing or joking but after 40 in a weekend everyone is becoming more desensitized to these situations. The police aren’t allowed to arrest people blantingly using drugs in plain sight, which typically is the start…
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Can’t argue with that!
Bloomberg writes about Cathie Wood’s takeover of St Petersburg. She moved her inverse disinvestment firm to St Pete a couple years ago, and now is doing some seriously good work in EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION. = = = = = START QUOTE: …The curriculum she and her team developed is being taught to sixth graders across Pinellas…
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Good sign of sanity
Geologists are showing some sense. = = = = = START QUOTE: Earlier this month, geologists voted down a proposal to give the years since 1950 a geological name, the Anthropocene Epoch. The vote at the subcommission of the International Commission on Stratigraphy (ICS) was 12 to 4, with 2 abstentions. = = = =…
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Bit of justice
Bloomberg writes that middle managers are being laid off faster than real workers or top execs now. They quote one middle manager who survived previous layoffs and finally got the ax. Kendall Smith led a marketing team at a health-care staffing tech startup before she was recently let go after surviving previous rounds of layoffs.…
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Wrong problem
Nieman Lab, which surveys journalism, says that several of the finalists for Pulitzer this year used AI in their work. As usual the article concentrates on the loss of “individual” creativity. That’s not a variable, not a new situation. Major writers and reporters have always used secretaries and assistants, which were called amanuenses in earlier…
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Stop telling us to be nice.
More idiot niceness from an “opinion” columnist. He says we should listen to our opponents. STOP BLAMING THE VICTIMS. IT DOESN’T MATTER WHAT THE PEASANTS DO. As long as the monsters in charge are MAKING more wars and more problems at an accelerating pace, the peasants will try all sorts of pointless behaviors. Some will…
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Demonic constant, fake variable
Oregon is recriminalizing hard drugs after decriminalizing for three years. This is a good move but as always with legislatures it’s a fake move. Constants and variables! Fentanyl is a city-ending plague EVERYWHERE, not just where drugs are decriminalized. Every city has the same genocide. Portland is no worse than Philly or Spokane or NYC.…
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Reserved for the master
These charts from Wolf show why the Gaians are banning US consumption of natural gas. Since 2008, the start of the QE era, we have drastically increased our PRODUCTION and EXPORTS of natural gas. The Gaians aren’t opposed to petroleum. If they were, we’d be PRODUCING drastically less. Instead, we’re PRODUCING more than ever before.…
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We just don’t…
One of the regular contributors to Curbside Classics is a writer currently based in Tokyo, who catches and snaps the best in Tokyo cars. And that’s a high bar, since ALL the interesting cars in the world, both old and new, have ended up in the hands of Tokyo collectors. (I haven’t figured out what…
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Reprint: Culture = skills.
Mentioned in previous, worth a reprint. = = = = = START 2020 REPRINT: A new measurement of the cerebellum is SHOCKING as usual. It’s essentially a flat sheet with the thickness of a crepe, crinkled into hundreds of folds to make it fit into a compact volume about one-eighth the volume of the cerebral…
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Futilation
RFK is a Gaian. That’s all he is. He’s managed to sucker in a large part of the anti-tyrants by focusing on the “poisons” in vax. This intentionally distracts from the far larger purposes of the genocide, and turns the anti-tyrants into Gaian activists. Gaia and “virus” are two closely related projects by the same…
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Misses a stage of history
This is an important insight. I think it misses some history, but it’s basically valid. Thesis: College is our only initiation rite. We lost the earlier religious rites of manhood, and college was offered to replace it. Now that college is fading, we need to return to churches. This replacement is very recent. College has…
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Interesting career, drab ideas
Pointed via Denyse as usual, the strange book and career of Julian Jaynes. Jaynes published only one book, which became popular among philosophers who like to discuss pointless and untestable questions. He theorized that modern awareness was a recent development. = = = = = START QUOTE: Humans were not fully conscious until about 3,000…
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