The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Freemasonry: Mankind’s Death Wish
The source of the world's problems: The Gentile “leadership” has been chosen for its willingness to sell its soul to Cabalist central bankers by joining Freemasonry, which is Judaism for Gentiles.
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What Teaching Ethics in Appalachia Taught Me About Bridging America’s Partisan Divide
There’s a language for talking about hot-button issues. And we’re not learning it.
By EVAN MANDERY, Politico, October 13, 2019
We can teach people to distinguish unreasonable arguments from reasonable arguments with which they disagree and, where differences are unresolvable, how to disagree reasonably. And yet we don’t do it.
Continue reading “SPECIAL: Diversity, Disagreement, Listening, & Life — What's Missing in America?”
Framing Cognitive Space for Higher Order Coherence
Toroidal interweaving from I Ching to supercomputers and back?
Linked TOC Below the Fold
One of the things I learned today from talks given at Lawrence Livermore Labs was that for the past seven years, each budget for nuclear weapons has increased. In particular it was true in 2015 under Obama, who increased it to over Cold War levels. The peak of Cold War spending was in 1985. Spending went down with the fall of the Soviet Union until the second Bush came into power. We’re back at Cold War levels, $9 billion per year. From 2015 till now, each year the budget has risen. It didn’t start under Trump. But right now, under Trump, we are budgeting 40% higher than in the Cold War. It is obscene, it is crazy, it is wrong.
Continue reading “Daniel Ellsberg: Why Not End Nuclear Spending & Secrecy?”
The Emerging Risk of Virtual Societal Warfare
Social Manipulation in a Changing Information Environment
The Promise of Buddhist Economics
UC Berkeley economist Clair Brown argues for an economic system based on altruism, sustainability, and a meaningful life. Because even economics is about more than money.
In Buddhist economics, happiness is defined by the concept of interconnectedness. All people, all beings, are interdependent with each other and with nature. Happiness comes from making sure people lead comfortable, dignified lives and interact with each other and nature in a meaningful, caring way.
