realquick81

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by realquick81 11y ago
Sounding the Utilitarian alarm! Someone here hasn't done Philosophy 101. Here's the gist of it: utilitarianism is self-contradictory and by consequence self-defeating.
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by realquick81 11y ago
Keynes is the Jesus of leftist atheists. They never question him, they don't want to know what others said about him and how those around perceived him, and most importantly, they don't want to actually study his teachings, only a
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by realquick81 11y ago
The deductive process on which Austrian School theory is based, is itself based on Logic. That's as formal as you can get. > Math is refined thinking. No, Mr. Poet. Math is an abstract science that can be applied to concrete fields.
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by realquick81 11y ago
He's got a staggering IQ and you think he dismisses Keynesians "just because"? When cleverer people than me state something, I listen, and do my research.
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by realquick81 11y ago
It wasn't money that ruined it, it was business people, marketing people and advertising people. As always, they're the ones that ruin everything.
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by realquick81 11y ago
> Math can give an illusion of accuracy, when the real world is chaotic and often has far more confounding variables than you know about in something as complex as "the economy". I don't know what you folks are talking abo
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by realquick81 11y ago
Yes. > for example, those who earn more tend to express more fear and anger on Twitter. That is to be expected. If you know your r/K selection theory, K individuals have larger-than-average amygdalae which is responsible for awarene
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by realquick81 11y ago
The words are self descriptive: Collision = con + laedere = strike together (two things strike each other) Conjunction = con + iungere = join together (two things become joined to each other)