Most philosophy seems to be centered on one of 2 things: survival or self-actualization. Almost all non-religious philosophy is centered on the latter. Darwinism (as a philosophy) and existentialism are the only major philosophies of survival that I can think of. Any others?
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I've also noticed that the hierarchical view of complex systems has a lot of explanatory power. For example: the central bank system ate the Libertarian Party. (Possibly without planning, in an emergent fashion of 'the result of weeding a garden' until only harmless plants exist)
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I only mention politics because that's what I've seen. Cato, Alex Jones, Mises, LP, LW, all the "libertarian" entities don't actually pursue liberty. Because that means allocating $ to repetitive "middle-hierarchical-level" busy work. ...$ that could go to pontificating(the self)
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In this situation, the bank is the super-system. Whenever an individual comes along who starts a system that truly threatens the bank, the bank's lower-level "sub-systems" kill/jail that person(ie:
@Schaeffer_Cox,@RealRossU ). This leaves the harmless retards to fight the bank.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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