Category Archives: Politics

predicating reason

Predicates of the GOOD PUBLIC System Social structure requires organizing process. Representation is not equivalent to misrepresentation. Minority rule cannot be majority rule. Humans make mistakes. A majority is as probable to be wrong as a minority. Knowledge can be leveraged to understanding, which produces technology and value. Humans of understanding are less likely to […]

GOOD PUBLIC

Is it TRUE that elections result in equal accurate and reliable representation? OR, were you told to believe it for the convenience of the business of government? I suggest we stop being obtuse on decision process used to organize social structure, (community, economics), with life and death consequence to humanity as a species and individuals. […]

Predicating Authority

The Predicate of Authority: Distinguishing Representation from Rule by 45 Abstract Modern governments, though often labeled as democracies or republics, conceal within their constitutions a mechanism of oligarchy — systems in which the authority to decide is concentrated in the hands of a few, while the many are confined to the ritual of consent. This […]

4 Branch Brief

4 Branch Decision Process – Branch Roles and Interactions 1. Citizen Branch Role: The ultimate decision-makers. Citizens use their direct representatives, or vote directly on laws and policy issues. Interaction: All proposals from Congress, cost analyses from the executive, and reviews from the judicial branch ultimately pass through citizen approval. Citizens control the outcome. 2. […]

Chrystal Coffins

© Copyright Nov, 2018 by 45 Mike Welcome to the richest and newest Television Reality Game show! Chrystal Coffins! One of our contestants will pass on to their descendant of choice a grand total of up to THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS!!! That’s right, no show has EVER given away this much cash! We start the game […]

Economy

Preface: Illustrative Examples of Profit and Poverty The logic of profit maximization appears sound: increase efficiency, reduce waste, and charge what the market will bear.Yet when followed to its ideal expression, that logic produces results directly opposed to social well-being. Consider a shoe manufacturer.Each improvement in efficiency — lower wages, automation, outsourcing — reduces cost […]

Science of government

Science of government. In the same fashion that you can describe, using language the difference between a triangle and a square, we can use language to describe and enforce the difference between oligarchy and democracy. I suggest that if we cannot use the terms of common language to determine whether a specific government is a […]

Peace Talks

Government as specified in a constitution provides human society a process for organizing peace between disagreement. (Obviously some forms of ‘process’ function better than others, some don’t work at all…) People do disagree and we make mistakes. shrugz I often write about decision process of law and policy being a government, yet many others seem […]

Evils of Majority Rule

What I find fascinating is that the vast majority of humanity seems convinced, deluded perhaps, into agreeing that majority rule must be evil, and then are absolutely convinced, deluded perhaps, into agreeing, nay, insisting that elections must be used, ya know, majority rules, then the people elected must use democratic decision process, ya know majority […]

Chat failure

* Hello ChatGPT Hello! How can I assist you today? * I would like you to guide me through a complicated series of calculations that will result in a graph describing the trajectory of those results that can be described by calculus formula. ChatGPT Certainly! To start with, could you please provide me with the […]