economics
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Maturity and Social Structure
The modern battle between Neanderthal and Cro-magnon. Our capitalist society measures maturity by a person’s ability (and willingness) to make money, pay bills, and buy things. However, true maturity in the environment is best measured by how confident a person… Continue reading
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More Than Money
Money is evil. A necessary evil. It is necessary to get the things we need to survive. What makes it evil is that it can take over our identity, personality, and soul. Good and evil is about who makes the… Continue reading
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Interactive Anxiety Reflexes
Horses are used as therapy animals for those suffering anxiety and stress issues. This is because horses have a basic and consistent anxiety reflex. The horse feels the energy of the person and responds in a consistent manner. Thus the… Continue reading
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Manifesting the Structure of God
There are three elements to a community. Money, Knowledge, and Social/Spiritual Connection. Every person has their own priorities and is primarily driven by one of these elements. To make a successful, sustainable community or institution all three must be represented… Continue reading
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The Natural Limit To Knowledge
Corruption is an evolutionary pressure that limits how far and fast knowledge can advance in a given period of time. Corruption makes it necessary for people to continuously relearn and reassert what is true. If knowledge advances too far and… Continue reading
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The Executive Branch
(From my philosophical work, Maciolekism.) Presidential politics is destroying this country, as it would destroy any country. Thus, in my perfect world: At the State level things are pretty much the same as today, except: Continue reading
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