“A bridge to meta-rationality vs. civilizational collapse” suggests an explanation for the loss in Piagetian formal operations, and a way to reverse it:https://meaningness.com/metablog/stem-fluidity-bridge …
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this suggests that the next generation will pick leaders worse than the ones the Boomers picked? That would be impressive
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It’s worrying, yes
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Quasi-troll: emphasis on systematicity is a quirk of modernist zeitgeist and is unnecessary outside of STEM-related work.
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Systematicity is how you synthesize the position of the cliff edge, your velocity, and the coefficient of friction where your shoes meet the surface of the intervening ground.
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I think the elected (not the electorate) would benefit from more plumbers and fewer lawyers.
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Who says that Plumbers and Service workers cannot think? It's advantageous to the top levels of the existing status quo, if there's no-one around who could "rock the boat", but that just creates a society that has no resilience.
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One of the sharpest minds that i ever met was someone who was working as a welder in the Glasgow shipyards, but also happened to be a highly educated, and, erudite, union organiser.
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@josephgentle just moved to Melbourne, is an insightful, playful, and compassionate human being, and is also interested in coliving/intentional communities. Go! - 1 more reply
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