Tag: science
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Economic espionage. Who spies the most? It’s not China
You read the stories all over and over. The establishment media flood you with stories of how dangerous Chinese economic espionage is and how large its scope is. But who really spies the most? The real budgets of the most powerful secret services which are always connected to clientelistic groups of respective countries are far more larger than you would expect and is admitted. According the the Cornell Law School, economic espionage is…
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Want to have great universities? The super-rich must approve it
I raised awareness among my reader base. The US had really bad universities prior to WW2 and the best after WW2. And it was just because of the super-rich criminals ruling the country. In order to dominate the world, they needed scientific and technological supremacy, therefore economic, thus military supremacy. The unknowing would say they have government, therefore governmental culture which stems from voting culture. And…
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News and decision-making made by prehistoric instincts
TikTok, YouTube, streaming services, movies, stories or media news. Everything is built into our evolutionary personality. Have you ever read a column that was only based on mathematics and statistics with little written text (not to mention whether it had a recurring appearance based on whether it is important or not)? Of course, you are…
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Smart in a broader sense vs. IQ. And the two extremes
I have met tons of people that were intelligent in terms of IQ but they lack something I would call being intelligent in a broader sense. And inversely, I have met tons of people who were smart in a broader sense yet they lacked IQ. And third, which is fortunately the best, are the people…
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Why non-fiction authors are politicians?
When I was younger and even more stupid, I always envisioned my favorite non-fiction authors as moral men, not politicians. But these very authors are politicians to their core as I have found later on. When I started to doubt human morality and realized that current and past human morality makes little sense compared to…
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The differences between pseudosciences and evolutionary psychology
Some people claim evolutionary psychology is a pseudoscience just like any other. No hard evidence, no core observations, no skeletons we could match with others and no DNA analysis that would tell us more about our prehistoric behavior that actually exists to these days. But putting it on the same level with astrology, creationism, homeopathy,…
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Free will and the wealth of the nations
I am not an Adam Smith and this article about free will and the wealth of nations is definitely not a sequel to his genius book. However, the article plays with the notion that nearly all people believe in free will. However there are major disparities between individual nations and their subsequent wealth. So where…
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Dear parents, don’t push your children, push the educational system
People, especially pushy caring parents (especially South Korean or Ashkenazi Jewish), are doing things upside down. They should push their children to excel in the formal educational system (but not to the detriment of their psychological state), however, the current educational system is a useful maid of the super-rich that control the politicians and it…
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Opinion polls. How people want to be regarded as more stupid than they are
In my culture, people look at top managers as professionals who do best in what they do. Needless to say, the eventual managers change, and are rewarded differently, but in the opinions of the common people, it doesn’t matter. So one business magazine had been asking them various questions about various topics. And the results…
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New York City, the best mating place and our prehistoric instincts. Why is it different nowadays?
The world’s most populous cities hold a special place in the hearts of people. Traveling and immigration to other places are our evolutionary adaptations how to spread our selfish genes. When people live at their original places, they find a lack of mating partners, resources, reciprocal altruism, status potential, forming alliances and security (large groups…