Maciolekism

The Pursuit of Context

It took me a long time to learn, frustratingly brutal trial and error, fighting presumptions and misconceptions, but eventually I realized that all of my writing leads to this work: Maciolekism. My very own philosophy.

Latest Posts

  • A Cornerstone

    If I were to start a religion, this would be one cornerstone: People who can read and write are better off than people who cannot. People who read regularly are generally better at listening and understanding complex issues than people… Continue reading

  • The Bad Apples of Science

    Scientists are being manipulated and abused by corporations. As a result, science is being undermined. They need more than a labor union. They need a religion. Continue reading

  • Justice Is The Lynchpin

    Justice is the balancing of emotional energy. Societies collapse because they try to make justice solely logical. They set up bureaucratic systems to standardize judgement and punishment with the promise of equality. But, over time, because of bias and outright… Continue reading

  • A society that raises their children solely with positive reinforcement conditions them to overvalue praise and approval. Continue reading

  • “Identity Politics” is nothing more than the act of finding leverage over the public. Since, the public is highly adaptive and only remains enamored or stunned for a short period of time, Identity Politics must evolve rapidly. Nothing that must… Continue reading

  • The Foundation of The Great Reset

    Ours is a drug dealer culture. We use anything and everything to gain leverage over people. Fast food, coffee, sports, entertainment, finance and investments, healthcare and medicine,.. and even freedom and democracy. Nothing is exempt. Nothing is sacred.Everything is a… Continue reading

  • There is a particular type of genius, where a person is able to convince others, over and over again, despite mountains of evidence, that they are working to make things better, when in fact they are always, with fervent religious… Continue reading

  • Improving Upon A Self-Balancing System

    The Four Labors of Life Physical labor – regular old manual work. Intellectual labor – manual work in the brain. Emotional labor – the work of building, maintaining, and breaking-up relationships. Spiritual labor – the work of getting to know… Continue reading

  • The Politics of Emotional Responsibility

    Our emotions are the foundation of our beliefs, motives, and behaviors. Being aware of our emotions, and honest about them, at least with ourselves, will alter our beliefs, motives, and behaviors for the better. Making the effort to be aware… Continue reading

  • Media Control and Public Policy

    Begin with convincing people that all anger is bad and should be repressed. Any display of anger, no matter what for, is attacked and punished. Making it very clear that it is the display of anger that is wrong, not… Continue reading