Information, the eye, the me. Let’s see. Once upon a time there was something akin to nothing and yet is was, not. Because nothing can be, in fact. nothing has ever been. As something is, it is, ergo sum. So, in an infinite point in a infinite time of infinite somethings, we know something is.… Continue reading The dominant paradigm
Category: absurdism
Died suddenly
There is no evidence here simply a strange agglomeration of rubbish. And yet, to those that believe, this is entirely what they expect any who doesn't believe to say. "If you don't believe in the conspiracy you are part of the conspiracy" almost like they have done a reverse Orwell on themselves. And so, the… Continue reading Died suddenly
Asset inflation
Asset inflation has recently been repeated all over the world since the US Fed and other banks started printing money in 2008-9, nor is this a new problem but rather inherent to the private property paradigm. The simple truth within the paradigm is that policies with significant social or environmental value will not be supported… Continue reading Asset inflation
Does everybody know?
Everybody knows the scene is deadBut there's gonna be a meter on your bedThat will discloseWhat everybody knows We can see it coming, feel it working, approve our genius in harnessing it to do work, especially now as the cold northern winter or the (increasingly) warm southern summer approaches. In our general theory of evolution,… Continue reading Does everybody know?
Freedum
Freedom is slavery - Corona app - voluntary until we makes it compulsory Ya mate's disappeared ya say? well, he wasn't a very good Australian, wouldn't install it even after we asked him nice like, we sent the tosser to Nauru, no worries though, he can come back as soon as we say he can,… Continue reading Freedum
Money as a construct
1. Money doesn't actually exist 2. Government issue bonds for sale base on a promise to buy these back at a given amount on a given date. 3. Government gets money for bonds and spends it to create revenue 4. The promise to pay is then called government debt 5. Governments can issue more… Continue reading Money as a construct
Haters
People hate because it makes them feel superior, a totally unwarranted but none the less real boost to the ego. People that hate also tend to have lower IQ, lower EQs and are generally poorer, less educated and much more averse to change. Is also the reason why "hate politics" is so successful, people vote… Continue reading Haters
Laughing behind the news
Not quite getting the context behind the subtext, reading things into things that are not actually there (das ding an nich sich (sic)), having trouble figuring out how many races one one actually won. Introducing the idiots guide to the noumenal world for first time users, the field guide bringing your fingertips almost within the grasp… Continue reading Laughing behind the news
Apples for courses
Got this crazy Chinese doctor following me around, wasn't sure at first, but the Dongfeng parked outside the cafe where I supplement my addictions surely didn't belong to any but a member of our version of the Medicare card swiping class and the order for a ristretto macchiato on low fat fermented mares milk sure… Continue reading Apples for courses
Bugs
i cannot use my right hand On which a bug has alighted perhaps feeding on my detritus looking for a place to spend the winter or simply testing my patience i hope to regain its use in the spring
Ceteris Paribus 