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Tag Archives: politics
I’m an anti-anti-intellectual
Hit on the head again by blogspot.com’s 4KB comment limit. In reply to J. R. Pitt’s Random Ramblings #5 … Is it weird that I’m honestly disturbed by the way anarchists of all sorts tend to disregard the academics and … Continue reading
Is there an emerging geopolitical alignment?
L’affaire Snowden has become a sort of Rorschach test for nation states, as have several recent international incidents. The Russia vs. Georgia spat back in the Bush years comes to mind. It’s almost as if you could take a map … Continue reading
Quotebag #94
“I’m willing to grant that right-wingers can libertarian (they are really radical liberals), even if I think that their focus on negative liberty promotes an incomplete picture of freedom.”—Dave Hummels “What I wonder: what the fuck is it about the … Continue reading
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Tagged bad karma, current-events, devout atheist, negative liberty, politics, right wingers
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Degree, not kind
The difference between the totalitarian nightmare of the nation state and the totalitarian nightmare of the business establishment is one of degree, not kind. OK, the latter is more voluntary than the former, making it a lesser of two evils. … Continue reading
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Tagged current-events, evil twin brother, government, lesser of two evils, politics
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Quotebag #93
“The bottom line is this: project management is a game you can’t win. If you come in way under budget and time, it’s as if everybody is going to think you’re a sandbagger and won’t believe your estimates again.”—David Shirey … Continue reading
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Tagged austerity, current-events, disinformation, game-theory, human-nature, politics
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Chaotic good, high fructose corn syrup and large organizations
Jason Lewis writes of the plight of the Chaotic Good, especially when trapped in a large organization. Apparently these are D&D alignments. The most concise explanations of these that I have found are in the form of memes, of which … Continue reading
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Tagged climate, gaming, leadership, politics, science, videogames
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Antilibertarian antistatism
The tag line of the present blog has been changed. It was: “Lack of marketing skills leads to agoraphobia, which leads to anagorism.” Now it says “antilibertarian antistatism.” The previous slogan was introspective and a little self-deprecating. It served a … Continue reading
Quotebag #92
“If you accept that market economies have no tendency to full employment equilibrium, then it follows logically that large-scale automation is most likely to cause serious structural unemployment and a chronic aggregate demand shortfall.”—Lord Keynes “From my point of view, … Continue reading
Successful society of atheists or mostly areligious people?
Cliff Arroyo informs us: I usually describe myself as incapable of religious faith (that part of my brain/mind/soul/whatever is just plain missing). But I do have an attraction to a lot of religious imagery and/or practice. I also respect religion … Continue reading
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Tagged human-rights, politics, public opinion research, religion, science, society
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Some notes on thick individualism.
Thick individualism considers the distinction between individuals and firms to be of more consequence than the distinction between small firms and large firms. Thick individualism considers the distinction between individuals and the state to be non-analogous with the distinction … Continue reading