I'm not a scholar, but I don't really think Szasz was anti-psychology, per se.
He was a long-time member of the psychicatric association and all that jazz.
But he pulled no punches when policing his community ... something we all
should do more of ... moderate muslims bear the responsibility f
2017 4:34:03 PM
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I'm not a scholar, but I don't really think Szasz was anti-psychology, per se.
He was a long-time member of the psychicatric association and all that jazz.
But he pulled no
On August 13, 2017 4:39:47 PM PDT, Marcus Daniels wrote:
>
>Every day I form hypotheses about how I think this or that experiment
>or code modification will go, and often I have to confront contrary
>evidence. I would say I have a pretty fast turnover of ideas.
I doubt that. My guess is that
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On August 13, 2017 4:39:47 PM PDT, Marcus Daniels wrote:
>
>Every day I form hypotheses about how I think this or that experiment
>or code mo
t survive a fitness test. Crazy
terms can only be up-voted in a crazy community.
Marcus
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On Au
On August 13, 2017 11:38:07 PM PDT, Marcus Daniels wrote:
>
>I suspect neural correlates rapidly calibrate to networks with similar
>behavior & topology across individuals sharing a _grounded_ task,
>whether it is hunting a Buffalo or writing a song. But crazy ain't
>grounded, so distributing n
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On August 13, 2017 11:38:07 PM PDT, Marcus Daniels wrote:
>
>I suspect neural correlates rapidly calibrate to networks with similar
>behavior & topology across individuals sharing a _gr
> Their desperation and rage just comes from a feeling that they can't
> confront, that they just don't have much to offer.
>
> Marcus
Reading this, I feel like you could found a new generation of something that is
like existentialist philosophy but equally-well political theory.
It is not
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> Their desperation and rage just comes from a feeling that they can't
> confront, that they just don't have much to offer.
>
> Marcus
Reading this, I feel like you could found a new generation of something
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> Reading this, I feel like you could found a new generation of something that
> is like existentialist philosop
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> Their desperation and rage just comes from a f
anxiety (whether by
themselves, with their shrink or their spiritual authority) and make it to the
next day.
Marcus
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Well, just because all rule sets are faulty doesn't mean some rule sets aren't
better than others. (Need I repeat it? Surely not. ... All models ... yadda
yadda.) And so your intuition is right, all rule sets are faulty, including
the rule set of all rule sets. The lesson isn't to throw awa
Well, just because all rule sets are faulty doesn't mean some rule sets aren't
better than others. (Need I repeat it? Surely not. ... All models ... yadda
yadda.) And so your intuition is right, all rule sets are faulty, including
the rule set of all rule sets. The lesson isn't to throw
the contagion of people going
> bonkers could be fast with social media. A healthy society is one where
> individuals can mature to the point they can begin to doubt the meaning in
> their own anxiety (whether by themselves, with their shrink or their
> spiritual authori
ext day.
Marcus
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FWIW:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Openness_to_experience#Genes_and_physiology
> Openness to experience, like the other traits in the five factor model, is
> believed to have a genetic component. Identical twins (who have the same DNA)
> show similar scores on openness to experience, even wh
ad in how they try
>> to deal with it. >
>>
>>
>> Yeah, it is probably nothing new that is happening nor a new
>> interpretation. Institutions of various kinds can give individuals a
>> role to play and guidelines for conduct, but a highly interconnected
>> population with a complex eco
The strangest thing I saw today was this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnXBeQwmmrc
To be honest, he likes to be offensive. No deep roots of xenophobia, he's
open to all kinds of offensiveness.
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The strangest thing I saw today was this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnXBeQwmmrc
To be honest, he likes to be offensive. No deep roots of xenophobia, he's open
to all kinds of
Yeah their's some trolls that for what ever reason just like to troll. They
are still trolls though.
On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 7:49 PM, Roger Critchlow wrote:
> The strangest thing I saw today was this video
>
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnXBeQwmmrc
>
> To be honest, he likes to be offensi
On 08/16/2017 09:56 PM, Marcus Daniels wrote:
> http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/politics/2017/08/what_the_alt_left_was_actually_doing_in_charlottesville.html
I was intrigued by this tweet:
https://twitter.com/veryapetv/status/898240260550909952
Here's the full text for the 1st
< And the third quote about clicktivism is just (apt) snark. But there's a big
difference between "chasing them away with sticks" and "holding the line". The
former is bad. The latter is good. >
Hold the line, but if violence is used to break it, adopt a liberal definition
of self-defense.
Body armor is necessary. My motorcycle jacket has nearly invisible pads for
the elbows, shoulders, and back. Augment that with some shin and arm guards
and you'd be surprised at how much easier it is to defend yourself and others.
But the most important gear is your mouth guard. Those chants
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Body armor is necessary. My motorcycle jacket has nearly invisible pads for
the elbows, shoulders, and back. Augment that with some shin and arm guards
and you'd be surprised at how much ea
Yeah, bullets are another matter entirely. It's easy to be "pure defense" with
sticks and such. Self-defense in the context of bullets is one of incoherent,
asymmetric, or preemptive. People who tell me they have a gun for self-defense
risk a confrontation. Guns are purely offensive. They a
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Yeah, bullets are another matter entirely. It's easy to be "pure defense" with
sticks and such. Self-defense in the context of bullets is one of incoher
I'm not so sure. If I had a pistol and were inclined to use it, my inclination
would only go *up* if you tased the guy next to me ... or even looked like you
were going to do so. I think tasers might increase everyone's chances of being
wounded or killed, rather than decreasing it. My guess i
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I'm not so sure. If I had a pistol and were inclined to use it, my inclination
would only go *up* if you tased the guy next to me ... or even looked like you
I think a ballistic vest would work as well as motorcycle gear for center
of mass defense. Dress it up for cos play and you'll have the replacement
for pro wrestling and other prize fighting entertainments.
By the way, are we taking down the nascent alt-right-web yet? They're
going to reinvent
The Future Primaeval is still up:
http://thefutureprimaeval.net/this-is-the-future-primaeval/
NrX sites are mostly still up: http://neoreaction.net/ http://hestiasociety.org/
More Right is gone. Mike Anissimov's Twitter account is gone.
Moldbug's garbage is still up:
http://www.thedarkenlighten
. Might makes right.
Marcus
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I think a ballistic vest would work as well as motorcycle gear for center of
Perhaps there is some hope. See this orthodox nationalist's whining:
http://www.rusjournal.org/the-orthodox-nationalist-podcast/
But it sounds like he's been replaced by a kinder-gentler version? I haven't
heard of Nathaniel Kapner. It's interesting how the tangled knot of fuzz that
was NrX
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