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Natural selection's paradox describes a key factor that Darwin did not consider in his theory of natural selection: Natural seletion does not distinguish between short-term and log-term adaptations IN THE SHORT TERM. Corporate balance sheets, for one thing, run in three month intervals. Short-term strategies are at the heart of most of our failures. They include such things as exploitation of other people's labor, what I reference as white supremacy. All races apply the use of class systems to assert the right to appropriate other people's labor.
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Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Work Does Not Work Anymore This article describes how technology has changed the nature of work in ways that have hurt the bargaining power of labor and the ability to maintain equality and democracy.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012Work Does Not Work Anymore This article describes how technology has changed the nature of work in ways that have hurt the bargaining power of labor and the ability to maintain equality and democracy.
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
The Choice: Socialism or Fascism This article discusses how fascism is sneaking in the back door and why socialism is the only other alternative, given today's means of production and distribution.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012The Choice: Socialism or Fascism This article discusses how fascism is sneaking in the back door and why socialism is the only other alternative, given today's means of production and distribution.
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Sunday, September 15, 2013
The Biology of Evil A new metaphor for judging evil objectively. White supremacy is a metaphor for the various means society uses to permit some to exploit other people's.
Sunday, September 15, 2013The Biology of Evil A new metaphor for judging evil objectively. White supremacy is a metaphor for the various means society uses to permit some to exploit other people's.
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Friday, March 18, 2011
The Triumph of Engineering and the Failure of Capitalism -- Will It Produce Socialism of Feudalism? This article speaks to the failure of capitalism to adapt to the natural world and the choice that faces us in regard to the shortfall in resources that resulted from unwise use of technology.
Friday, March 18, 2011The Triumph of Engineering and the Failure of Capitalism -- Will It Produce Socialism of Feudalism? This article speaks to the failure of capitalism to adapt to the natural world and the choice that faces us in regard to the shortfall in resources that resulted from unwise use of technology.
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Sunday, September 23, 2012
White Supremacy Is What It is All About This article discusses how the choices one makes for acquiring the energy needed to survive determines social relationships. The difference between divisions of labor based on merit where all share in the product and stealing other people's labor produce dramatic differences in the organization of society and how people treat one another. Lincoln said it best. Natural selection supports his conclusion.
Sunday, September 23, 2012White Supremacy Is What It is All About This article discusses how the choices one makes for acquiring the energy needed to survive determines social relationships. The difference between divisions of labor based on merit where all share in the product and stealing other people's labor produce dramatic differences in the organization of society and how people treat one another. Lincoln said it best. Natural selection supports his conclusion.
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Wednesday, January 11, 2012
How Markets Fail This work creates constructs from which inexplicable behavior can be understood. It explains how natural may fail and how markets fail for the same reason. When individual competitions injure the species, natural selection has failed that species. The market may also favor individuals over the majority.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012How Markets Fail This work creates constructs from which inexplicable behavior can be understood. It explains how natural may fail and how markets fail for the same reason. When individual competitions injure the species, natural selection has failed that species. The market may also favor individuals over the majority.
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Tuesday, February 22, 2011
God. A Question of Adaptation This article discusses the relationship of natural selection to morality. Natural selection does not distinguish long-term from short-term adaptation in the short term. For survival of the specie today's generations must accept the oral obligation to guard against short-term exploitation of resources. The author has provided a narrative for the objective formulation of morality.
Tuesday, February 22, 2011God. A Question of Adaptation This article discusses the relationship of natural selection to morality. Natural selection does not distinguish long-term from short-term adaptation in the short term. For survival of the specie today's generations must accept the oral obligation to guard against short-term exploitation of resources. The author has provided a narrative for the objective formulation of morality.
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Friday, September 4, 2015
Intellectual Honesty and the absence of the Sacred How ethics impact debates and choices of on-the-ground decisions
Friday, September 4, 2015Intellectual Honesty and the absence of the Sacred How ethics impact debates and choices of on-the-ground decisions
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Friday, July 22, 2016
Defining God Defines the major forces in the design of society.
Friday, July 22, 2016Defining God Defines the major forces in the design of society.
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Sunday, February 22, 2015
The Unspoken Apology For Greed Identifies the central support for those who would create inequality for their own purposes.
Sunday, February 22, 2015The Unspoken Apology For Greed Identifies the central support for those who would create inequality for their own purposes.
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Saturday, May 19, 2012
Introduction ]to Natural Selection's Paradox A discussion of the forces that inform behavior is necessary to understand the news. It stars with the genes and ends in ideologies. The news makes no sense today without an understanding of the outlaw gene and its deceptions in support of white supremacy in all colors. The economy becomes more and more a victim economy as resources dwindle. Religion becomes the religion of money.
Saturday, May 19, 2012Introduction ]to Natural Selection's Paradox A discussion of the forces that inform behavior is necessary to understand the news. It stars with the genes and ends in ideologies. The news makes no sense today without an understanding of the outlaw gene and its deceptions in support of white supremacy in all colors. The economy becomes more and more a victim economy as resources dwindle. Religion becomes the religion of money.
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Sunday, April 10, 2016
Economic Slavery This article describes the impact of the acceptance of stealing other people's labor; or the alternative of cooperating and sharing the consequences in the search for the energy needed to survive. Class systems encourage dictatorships and the suppression of many, women in particular. This was not true in ancient times. The time for a return to nurturing has come.
Sunday, April 10, 2016Economic Slavery This article describes the impact of the acceptance of stealing other people's labor; or the alternative of cooperating and sharing the consequences in the search for the energy needed to survive. Class systems encourage dictatorships and the suppression of many, women in particular. This was not true in ancient times. The time for a return to nurturing has come.
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Tuesday, October 9, 2012
There Are More Sins Than Meets The Eye The concept of sin should cover that which reduces the chances of survival for the species. Sexual habits and violence do not necessarily include the behavior that is subtle enough to avoid detection as behavior that that does great damage to future generations.
Tuesday, October 9, 2012There Are More Sins Than Meets The Eye The concept of sin should cover that which reduces the chances of survival for the species. Sexual habits and violence do not necessarily include the behavior that is subtle enough to avoid detection as behavior that that does great damage to future generations.
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Monday, December 1, 2014
The Bigger Picture The article identifies the great divide in human relations. There are those who join others to cooperate in the survival of all and there are others who exploit the labor of others [and the earth]. The tendency to choose one or the other is so grounded in history that one suspects it could be genetically coded. It is the ground for most conflicts.
Monday, December 1, 2014The Bigger Picture The article identifies the great divide in human relations. There are those who join others to cooperate in the survival of all and there are others who exploit the labor of others [and the earth]. The tendency to choose one or the other is so grounded in history that one suspects it could be genetically coded. It is the ground for most conflicts.
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Friday, April 12, 2013
does The Left Side Of Your Brain Know What The Right Side Is Doing? Answers to life's persistent questions.
Friday, April 12, 2013does The Left Side Of Your Brain Know What The Right Side Is Doing? Answers to life's persistent questions.
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Monday, August 20, 2012
Survival of The Species: The Basis for a Sustainable Moral Code The article presents a basis for the creation of a sustainable moral code that promotes survival.
Monday, August 20, 2012Survival of The Species: The Basis for a Sustainable Moral Code The article presents a basis for the creation of a sustainable moral code that promotes survival.
