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| Feb-16-21 | | diceman: <OhioChessFan:
It's about an idea the author calls "The Tyranny of the Paradigm".> This type of mumbo jumbo pretends they played
Bg5, when Be3 was actually better.
That there can be debate/discussion/choice.
When in reality:
 click for larger viewThey play Qc1, drop their queen for a mate in one,
then tell you the great player they are.
<"The Tyranny of the Paradigm"> I would call it:
The Tyranny of Truth
The Tyranny of Failure |
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Feb-16-21
 | | OhioChessFan: <dice> I'm sure I'm not the only person reminded of Lasker's comments about why chess is so wonderful, in that lies don't last for long. The game is over, they lost, they can't blame anyone else. Too bad politics isn't so cut and dried. That is indeed something that separates life from chess. I'm not sure what exactly your problem is with the idea of some preconception keeping a person from seeing plain truth. It doesn't deny truth. It doesn't deny a person's fault for not seeing truth. It just explains why that's the case. |
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| Feb-16-21 | | diceman: <OhioChessFan:
I'm not sure what exactly your problem is with the idea of some preconception keeping a person from seeing plain truth.> It over complicates the simple.
It doesn't account for the fact they do see the <plain truth> and are simply liars. It doesn't account for the fact they are simply haters, bigots, liars, greedy, and power hungry. <greedy, and power hungry>
At least at the top.
Folks on Rogoff will embrace it for free.
If Obama believed in his solutions, he'd send his daughters into the ghetto to be illegitimate baby mamas. The fact that he likes his millions, lives in rich white neighborhoods, send his daughters to rich white schools, shows me he likes my country.
He just doesn't like the same for his "required"
Democrat victims.
<Too bad politics isn't so cut and dried.> It is, we simply don't stand for truth.
We give nothings stature.
<lies don't last for long> The other issue is, when I correct your chess move I: 1) Don't lose my job
2) Get banned on Twitter/Facebook
3) Get indicted by my state's DA |
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| Feb-16-21 | | diceman: <(Reuters) - Twitter Inc has permanently suspended the account of My Pillow chief Mike Lindell for repeated violations of the company’s policy on election misinformation, the social media firm said> <MyPillow’s CEO, a Trump supporter, says Bed Bath & Beyond, Kohl’s stopped selling his products> <Lindell also told Fox 9 in Minnesota, where his company is based, that Wayfair and HEB also stopped selling MyPillow products because of social media pressure from “leftist groups.”> <Lindell has repeated claims Trump did not lose the 2020 election to President-elect Joe Biden even after a riot at the U.S. Capitol left five people dead and more than 50 police officers injured.> SLM
Swamp Lives Matter |
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| Feb-16-21 | | thegoodanarchist: <OCF: "The Tyranny of the Paradigm". And he affirms people often can't-literally can't-see truth when it's presented to them. Why? Because they hold to a paradigm that prevents them from accepting something that would suggest the paradigm is false.> Sounds a lot like cognitive dissonance, with merely a different name. |
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| Feb-16-21 | | thegoodanarchist: Meanwhile, here is a very interesting Bible verse from Paul's epistle to Titus. Keep in mind that Titus was a gentile, living in Crete (Titus 1:5), and also a bishop (Titus 1:7): <This is a faithful saying, and these things I want you to affirm constantly, that those who have believed in God should be careful to maintain good works. These things are good and profitable to men.> - Titus 3:8 |
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| Feb-16-21 | | Big Pawn: <dice: It doesn't account for the fact they do see the <plain truth> and are simply liars.> Sometimes, but maybe not all the time.
Take your chess example as an example once more. Many times we see the right move (the truth) and play a different move. Then we say, "Oh! I saw that too! Why didn't I play that!" and perhaps it's because of blind spots induced by schematic thinking. I guess an example could be that your paradigm is that bishops are better than knights, so you allow yourself to gloss over a bishop takes knight move, because your intuition failed you. Something like that.
Bring this back around to the libs, it comes down to this question: Are the libs evil or are they merely ignorant?
I have long maintained that liberals are characterized by three primary attributes: 1. Wickedness
2. Gross ignorance
3. Arrogance |
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Feb-17-21
 | | OhioChessFan: I typed out a list where I rated the Rogoff libs 1-10 in those 3 categories. I deleted it, but maybe sometime I will post it. Perhaps on Rogoff where rules of personal attacks are not in effect. |
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| Feb-17-21 | | Keyser Soze: Please do. I would like to see . My list wouldnt change much |
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| Feb-17-21 | | Big Pawn: I second that. |
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| Feb-17-21 | | diceman: RIP Rush Limbaugh. |
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| Feb-17-21 | | diceman: <Big Pawn:
Take your chess example as an example once more. Many times we see the right move (the truth) and play a different move. Then we say, "Oh! I saw that too! Why didn't I play that!" and perhaps it's because of blind spots induced by schematic thinking.> That's still pretending a good move is of interest. They do this: <play Qc1, drop their queen for a mate in one> and couldn't care less. |
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Feb-18-21
 | | gezafan: Here's a good video on white guilt.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/okXB... |
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Feb-18-21
 | | OhioChessFan: Why not? My assessments:
Bureaucrat 10/10/10
Zb 10/9/10
HMM 5/20/2
saffuna 5/10/2
jls 4/8/5
nok 6/10/20
Everett 2/5/7
Tomlinsky 2/2/10
jiffy 7/15/10
YBR 5/10/25
Diademas 2/8/2
aw 10/2/2
Qb4 2/2/9
perf 15/10/30 |
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Feb-18-21
 | | gezafan: <Big Pawn: I have long maintained that liberals are characterized by three primary attributes: 1. Wickedness
2. Gross ignorance
3. Arrogance>
I'd add insanity. |
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Feb-18-21
 | | OhioChessFan: I meant to add brainwashed.
jiffy 20
nok 25
Qb4 10
saffuna 10
Insanity?
jiffy 30
YRB 25 |
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Feb-18-21
 | | gezafan: I'd rate saffuna as 5/10/10. Liberal boomers are colossally arrogant. |
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| Feb-18-21 | | diceman: <1. Wickedness
2. Gross ignorance
3. Arrogance>
Libs always accuse the right of what libs actually are: <Rev. Al Sharpton calls Trump: ‘Wickedness in high places’>
"1. Wickedness
2. Gross ignorance
3. Arrogance"
I don't see "hate." I believe "hate" is what drives those, and probably 50% or more, of what
liberalism is. Liberalism requires hate because it
has no positive results.
(or any logical/rational reason to embrace it)
<OhioChessFan:
I meant to add brainwashed.
jiffy 20>
<Insanity?
jiffy 30>
I actually find lil jiff one of the more refreshing cockroaches. He knows what he is, what he'd need to support, gives up, and hides behind gibberish. There is something absurd about the others who, like the knight in the Monty Python movie, have their arms/legs cutoff, then tell you how they will kick your butt. ...or Abdel, who tells you he, "will put no one on ignore" then does it 5 seconds later. It's difficult to argue your liberalism, without revealing how broken you are. |
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| Feb-18-21 | | Big Pawn: It's important not to add insanity. The libs have used the word insanity to displace the word evil, because "evil" implies an objective moral standard which implies the existence of God. When someone goes out and murders 40 people by gunning them down in a movie theater, the libs say the guy must be insane, but that's not true. The guy must be evil. Let us not synonymize evil with insanity. Do not read from the liberal dictionary. The libs are not insane and they do not suffer a mental illness. You have to understand that a person suffering from mental illness <is not guilty> of any wrongdoing or wrong thinking. They are a victim of an illness. Liberals are not victims of an illness They are wicked, ignorant and arrogant, and they are fully responsible. What many see as a mental illness in liberalism is just the manifestation of their wickedness, ignorance and arrogance. |
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| Feb-18-21 | | Big Pawn: <dice: I don't see "hate." I believe "hate" is what drives those, and probably 50% or more, of what liberalism is.> Hate is not a root cause. It is caused by something else. Hate isn't always a bad thing. God hates the wicked (Psalm 11:5). The problem is when the wicked hate the righteous. What causes someone to hate the good, the righteous, and the just? Evil causes it. Pride causes it. <Do I not hate those who hate you, O LORD? And do I not loathe those who rise up against you? I hate them with complete hatred; I count them my enemies. (Psalm 139:19–22)> That is David writing in Psalms.
Hating what is right, good and just is the problem. If you are evil, then you hate what is good and if you are unjust then you hate what is just. |
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Feb-18-21
 | | OhioChessFan: <flipping wrists> I'm being hawassed, boo hoo hoo. What a cuck. Someone tell that boy to grow a set. |
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| Feb-19-21 | | Big Pawn: Philosophical Thought of the Week:
The easiest person in the world to fool is yourself. |
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| Feb-19-21 | | thegoodanarchist: <Big Pawn: ...Let us not synonymize evil with insanity...> That is an important point to keep in mind, but some of the stuff they push really is plain crazy. |
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| Feb-19-21 | | thegoodanarchist: Here's a fun fact: Premise 2 of the Kalam argument is now accepted as settled science. In grad school, I wasn't much interested in astrophysics or cosmology. The closest I got to studying any of it was a general relativity class I took. But as it turns out, in 2006, a cosmologist named Alexander Vilenkin published a work in which he wrote <"cosmologists can no longer hide behind the possibility of a past-eternal universe. There is no escape: they have to face the problem of a cosmic beginning."> |
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| Feb-20-21 | | Big Pawn: <tga: But as it turns out, in 2006, a cosmologist named Alexander Vilenkin published a work in which he wrote <"cosmologists can no longer hide behind the possibility of a past-eternal universe. There is no escape: they have to face the problem of a cosmic beginning.">> See this from 2013 on the Rogoff Page
Kenneth Rogoff (kibitz #118082) |
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