James Brody
November 13th, 2008, 01:11 PM
The following rant took six months to unfold...
JimB
Apoptosis (programmed cell death) is part of evolution: cells, individuals, and societies break up, removing themselves as they are also removed by invaders. It's our turn. America acts out a Roman script, electing those who fed upon our resources. There are signs:
1) Storage and harvesting of old people as if they were beans in a jar, dried in anticipation of a famine.
2) Killing infants - some 48 million have been murdered by their mothers by means of 48 million individual choices rather than one despotic one. A war hero who also defended fetuses was denied America's presidency, perhaps because single females voted 70-29 for his opponent.
3) Failure to defend borders...cell membranes break down, so do national boundaries. Entrepreneurs, anthropologists, and school teachers find a universal human nature that excludes consideration of I.Q. and instincts for personal responsibility. Thus, ERs, jails, and special ed classes fill as do stacks of defaulted mortgages.
4) Invasions by low IQ, disease prone, antisocials from Mexico and the Middle East are to be rewarded with citizenship. Our preferences for cheap labor lead to our toppling.
5) Homosexuality, a developmental disorder, is celebrated. A "right to recreate" rather than re-create translates into billions spent on curing the consequences of butt-fucking.
6) Promiscuity and diseased females: teenage girls show their stomachs at the mall and in its parking lot. These same beauties have 48% chance of STD infection if black, 25% if white. CMV - a perfect invader - spreads early, matures late, and causes sterility.
7) Dismembering Christianity: Islam in Philadelphia has assembled a community of 100,000. Restricted access is the plea of Luqman Abdul Haqq, (the former Kenny Gamble of The Sound of Philadelphia). "In God We Trust" will be removed from not only our classrooms but also our currency.
8) Failure to drill or dig: coal, oil, and gas resources - sufficient for several centuries are left in situ as a madman convinces us that Earth overheats. The data are strong that we may face instead 90 years of cooling and only two entities - Alaska and Washington, DC - are not predicted to have an economic recession.
9) Health care is seen as a governmental chore, not a personal responsibility. And voluntary suicide with medical assistance is now legal in two states.
10) Females take possession of traditional male territories to the extent possible for a left-dominated mind. The top classes in math are still male, almost exclusively: the rule-bound professions - for example, medicine - are now female majorities.
Natan Sharansky protests as do I but neither of us will change the cycle, one perhaps decreed by genomic imprinting. That is, anxiety, depression, and liberal swarms may be the outcome of maternal biases. Outcome: prophets step forward, individualism disappears on both the left and the right. What arrives cannot maintain what is already here and our lights will turn themselves out.
References
Alford JR, Funk CL, & Hibbing JR (2005) Are political orientations genetically transmitted? American Political Science Review. 99(2): 153–167.
Brody J (2008) Rebellion: Physics to Personal Will. Lincoln, NE: iUniverse.
Breznitz S (2001) Immunoalienation: A behavioral analysis of the immune system. In A Damascio, A Harrington, J Kagan, B McEwen, H Moss, & R Shaikh (Eds). The Unity of Knowledge: The Convergence of Natural and Human Science. Annals of the NY Acad. Sciences, 935: 86–97.
Burt, Austin, & Trivers, Robert (2006) Genes in Conflict: The Biology of Selfish Genetic Elements. Cambridge, MA: Belknap-Harvard.
Csermely, Peter (2006) Weak Links: Stabilizers of Complex Systems from Proteins to Social Networks. NY: Springer.
Gibbon, Edward (1776/1996) The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. NY: Penguin. See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_History_of_the_Decline_and_Fall_of_the_Roman_E mpire
Hayek Friedrich A (1944/1944) The Road to Serfdom. Chicago: Univ of Chicago. See also Goldberg J (2007) Liberal Fascism: The Secret History of the American Left from Mussolini to the Politics of Meaning. NY: Doubleday.
Lott JR & Kenny L (1999) Did women's suffrage change the size and scope of government? Journal of Political Economy. 107(6, pt. 1): 1163–1198. (It may well have! Societies mirror genes?)
Pipes, Daniel (2007) Is Kenny Gamble building a muslim-only enclave in Philadelphia?
http://www.danielpipes.org/blog/2007/11/is-kenny-gamble-building-a-muslim-only.html
Sharansky, Natan (2008) Defending Identity. NY: Perseus/Public Affairs.
Toynbee A (1958) Civilization on Trial and The World and the West. NY: Meridian. (See also Montagu A, [Ed.], 1956, Toynbee and History: Critical Essays and Reviews Boston, MA: Porter Sergent.)
Lynn R & Vanhanen T (2006) IQ and Global Inequality. Augusta, GA: Washington Summit; Rushton JP (2005) Ethnic nationalism, evolutionary psychology, and Genetic Similarity Theory. Nations & Nationalism. 11(4), 489–507.
Vonnegut K (1961) Harrison Bergeron. In Kurt Vonnegut (1968/2006) Welcome to the Monkey House NY: Random House, 7–14.
JimB
Apoptosis (programmed cell death) is part of evolution: cells, individuals, and societies break up, removing themselves as they are also removed by invaders. It's our turn. America acts out a Roman script, electing those who fed upon our resources. There are signs:
1) Storage and harvesting of old people as if they were beans in a jar, dried in anticipation of a famine.
2) Killing infants - some 48 million have been murdered by their mothers by means of 48 million individual choices rather than one despotic one. A war hero who also defended fetuses was denied America's presidency, perhaps because single females voted 70-29 for his opponent.
3) Failure to defend borders...cell membranes break down, so do national boundaries. Entrepreneurs, anthropologists, and school teachers find a universal human nature that excludes consideration of I.Q. and instincts for personal responsibility. Thus, ERs, jails, and special ed classes fill as do stacks of defaulted mortgages.
4) Invasions by low IQ, disease prone, antisocials from Mexico and the Middle East are to be rewarded with citizenship. Our preferences for cheap labor lead to our toppling.
5) Homosexuality, a developmental disorder, is celebrated. A "right to recreate" rather than re-create translates into billions spent on curing the consequences of butt-fucking.
6) Promiscuity and diseased females: teenage girls show their stomachs at the mall and in its parking lot. These same beauties have 48% chance of STD infection if black, 25% if white. CMV - a perfect invader - spreads early, matures late, and causes sterility.
7) Dismembering Christianity: Islam in Philadelphia has assembled a community of 100,000. Restricted access is the plea of Luqman Abdul Haqq, (the former Kenny Gamble of The Sound of Philadelphia). "In God We Trust" will be removed from not only our classrooms but also our currency.
8) Failure to drill or dig: coal, oil, and gas resources - sufficient for several centuries are left in situ as a madman convinces us that Earth overheats. The data are strong that we may face instead 90 years of cooling and only two entities - Alaska and Washington, DC - are not predicted to have an economic recession.
9) Health care is seen as a governmental chore, not a personal responsibility. And voluntary suicide with medical assistance is now legal in two states.
10) Females take possession of traditional male territories to the extent possible for a left-dominated mind. The top classes in math are still male, almost exclusively: the rule-bound professions - for example, medicine - are now female majorities.
Natan Sharansky protests as do I but neither of us will change the cycle, one perhaps decreed by genomic imprinting. That is, anxiety, depression, and liberal swarms may be the outcome of maternal biases. Outcome: prophets step forward, individualism disappears on both the left and the right. What arrives cannot maintain what is already here and our lights will turn themselves out.
References
Alford JR, Funk CL, & Hibbing JR (2005) Are political orientations genetically transmitted? American Political Science Review. 99(2): 153–167.
Brody J (2008) Rebellion: Physics to Personal Will. Lincoln, NE: iUniverse.
Breznitz S (2001) Immunoalienation: A behavioral analysis of the immune system. In A Damascio, A Harrington, J Kagan, B McEwen, H Moss, & R Shaikh (Eds). The Unity of Knowledge: The Convergence of Natural and Human Science. Annals of the NY Acad. Sciences, 935: 86–97.
Burt, Austin, & Trivers, Robert (2006) Genes in Conflict: The Biology of Selfish Genetic Elements. Cambridge, MA: Belknap-Harvard.
Csermely, Peter (2006) Weak Links: Stabilizers of Complex Systems from Proteins to Social Networks. NY: Springer.
Gibbon, Edward (1776/1996) The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. NY: Penguin. See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_History_of_the_Decline_and_Fall_of_the_Roman_E mpire
Hayek Friedrich A (1944/1944) The Road to Serfdom. Chicago: Univ of Chicago. See also Goldberg J (2007) Liberal Fascism: The Secret History of the American Left from Mussolini to the Politics of Meaning. NY: Doubleday.
Lott JR & Kenny L (1999) Did women's suffrage change the size and scope of government? Journal of Political Economy. 107(6, pt. 1): 1163–1198. (It may well have! Societies mirror genes?)
Pipes, Daniel (2007) Is Kenny Gamble building a muslim-only enclave in Philadelphia?
http://www.danielpipes.org/blog/2007/11/is-kenny-gamble-building-a-muslim-only.html
Sharansky, Natan (2008) Defending Identity. NY: Perseus/Public Affairs.
Toynbee A (1958) Civilization on Trial and The World and the West. NY: Meridian. (See also Montagu A, [Ed.], 1956, Toynbee and History: Critical Essays and Reviews Boston, MA: Porter Sergent.)
Lynn R & Vanhanen T (2006) IQ and Global Inequality. Augusta, GA: Washington Summit; Rushton JP (2005) Ethnic nationalism, evolutionary psychology, and Genetic Similarity Theory. Nations & Nationalism. 11(4), 489–507.
Vonnegut K (1961) Harrison Bergeron. In Kurt Vonnegut (1968/2006) Welcome to the Monkey House NY: Random House, 7–14.