Posts

Showing posts with the label Scarcity

The Two Causes of the Coming Great Depression

Image
  The Two Causes of the Coming Great Depression But the status quo has much to unlearn, and it seems the only pathway to a new understanding is a Great Depression. There are two approaches to analyzing a situation: 1. Choose the desired outcome--generally the one that doesn't require any major changes, sacrifices or downward mobility 2. Identify the initial conditions and systemic dynamics and then follow these to a conclusion back-tested by comparisons with historical outcomes. Our default setting as humans is 1: select the outcome we want and then find whatever bits and pieces supports that conclusion.  Cherry-pick data, draw false analogies--the field is wide open. This is why we get so upset when our "analysis" is challenged:  we're forced to ask what happens to us if our desired outcome doesn't transpire, and since the answer might be something less than optimal, we violently reject any data or analogies that conflict with our carefully curated "analysis...

Truth About Carbon Sequestration

Image
  Truth About Carbon Sequestration SIMPLICIUS THE THINKER The past few years have seen one of the most insidious projects in history take shape. Disguised in an assortment of feigned concern initiatives for the climate, and humanity and the world’s wellbeing in general, it’s a scheme born of the same globalist conniving which brought us the ‘pandemic’, cultural engineering movements of LGBT/Trans, and much more. And though many of its attendant instruments are known, or slowly becoming evident, the true, ultimate telos of their design is something still shrouded in innumerable deflections, which I intend to dispel here. If you’ve casually perused the ‘conspiracy sphere’ in recent years, you’ve likely come across the term carbon sequester, likely read about the Gates Foundation purchasing up America’s farm land, watched the news reels about Dutch farmer protests and various other related stories, which all instinctively  felt  connected, but for which the connection was no...