Some thoughts.

1. The packaging was an aesthetic pleasure. Alex Linder commented on the importance of careful thought in everyday things in one of his podcasts where the Dutch (?) had put a lot of thought into the layout of his student room.

1.b. Contrast that simple act with the chaos and ugliness of say an android tablet’s packaging.
Designed primarily to prevent the vice of theft.

2. The linux review of it wrote that some authors have commented that the act of writing is more “in flow” with creativity than typing. (I agree with this. Emacs is great, but it requires typing (or speech) at the computer. most of our creative activities are not in front of the computer and the computer limits the bounds of our creativity. i.e. most great literature was written before ball point pens. Newton wrote on vellum.

2.b cursive is not taught in American schools anymore.

3. Noble culture continues to thrive.

4. It seems we are waiting on the collapse of the internal contradictions of the jewish mind.

cordially

“Sociobiological theory, he explains, is compatible with a broadly humane and egalitarian outlook. Human diversity is to be treasured, not merely tolerated, he argues. Discrimination against ethnic groups, homosexuals, and women is based on a complete misunderstanding of biological fact. But biological facts can never take the place of ethical choices. Once we understand our human nature, we must choose how “human” in the fullest, biological sense, we wish to remain. We cannot make this choice with the aid of external guides or absolute ethical principles, –>because our very concept of right and wrong is wholly rooted in our own biological past. This paradox is fundamental to the evolution of consciousness in any species; there is no formula for escaping it.<– The book is published by Harvard University Press."

I can see now why Gould rejected Wilson when one accepts the exclusively materialistic view of humanity. A parasite must not allow a "human" to reject external guides on its behaviour…

Cordially…

1. All it took was one culturally famous “victim” siding with “the oppressors” to blow up years of “the formation of public opinion”.

2. Given 1. it follows that in fighting the jews at this level, ‘celebrity’ matters. We see now a purpose in all those award shows and awards they are always promoting.

3. Trump is a celebrity that appeals to the wrong people.

4. “The formation of public opinion” is surprisingly brittle. This is good news.

Thanks for your work.

Charles Murray has made his Human Accomplishment database available here: https://osf.io/z9cnk/

I am working on understanding History using a couple of frameworks to provide context for time and space…

One of those is Charles Murray’s Human Accomplishment which divides time into 400 year chunks from about 500 b.c. forward to 1950.

I thought you might find it interesting.

cordially

kissenger:
““Who controls the food supply controls the people; who controls the energy can control whole continents; who controls money can control the world.””

It looks like the narrative engineers are at work, but recently bourlah remarked on the possibilities for societal control with his “vaccines”

Notice the repeated word: “control”

That is a vulnerability. Make them feel that they are losing control and they will freak.