Stupidity as a Service
I expect that with my retirement I will have less and less interest ever writing about my former work. But right at this moment, before the scars fade, I have a few things to say.
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Author: juris imprudent
More muddled meanderings
Ponderings.
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Motivation and Social Behavior
Going deep – whether that is in thought or up my own ass, will be for you dear reader to decide. The Rousseau piece got me thinking about our most fundamental human aspects, and this is sketching out those thoughts.
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Reviewing Rousseau
Doesn’t seem such a punchable face.
Read MoreRandom thoughts on people and nations
Thoughts that have been rattling around my head but don’t necessarily constitute a full article on their own.
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Pournelle v. Gramsci (or, how the Long March can be explained by other means)
An exposition on a disputation between Juris Imprudent and kbolino as to the nature of institutional decadence in America. If I have poorly characterized kbolino’s position (giving great weight to Gramsci), the fault is all mine.
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A Republic, If You Can Keep It. Part 2
The death of the republic and birth of the empire.
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A Republic, If You Can Keep It. Part 1
We all know the apocryphal quote attributed to Franklin. And we wouldn’t disagree that the republic that was intended no longer exists. The debate is all on when (and how) it ended.
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Corrector Novus Occidentis – Epilogue
This is not what you were expecting.
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Corrector Novus Occidentis – 11
A tipping point is reached.
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