The American Epistemology Institute's mission: To restore, defend, and advance the realist metaphysical and epistemological foundations of American civil life.
We're back!
We've been on hiatus doing research, but the American Epistemology Institute is back with the next white paper: this one is on the scope creep of the concept of consent and how it has changed from a prerequisite of justice to the whole of justice itself. This is part of a series, which will have an interesting conclusion, by the looks of it.
https://t.co/n0iJPYEZS4
That said, we've changed our formatting from APA to Bluebook, considering the content of the white papers and may retroactively reformat the previous papers to fit this formatting style, but that has yet to be decided upon.
We're starting to get heavy into citations, so it takes a while to finish the white papers now, but we're still working. That said, @BrutusPersonal is where I will be publishing a less legalistic series on the concept of Metadiagnostics (and other less serious things). Follow me over there, as I tend to reserve this space for more AEI work than anything else, as it is a 501c3.
Read about it here at https://t.co/QqPY5AYDkd. I try to publish weekly (Friday/Saturday timeframe), as I've plenty of material to cover, but life happens so I may slip a day or two (gomen). The long and short of Metadiagnostics is that it is a framework of interlocking tools by which you can assess the health of a civilization at different scopes. The next article there will be discussing the concept of Declaration Reality. It is not traditionally politically aligned, but it deals in objective reality, so you can draw inferences as you see fit.
Many thanks!
Our CFO sent a panicked Slack message saying we're at 98% capacity on our enterprise cloud storage.
She asked if we were experiencing catastrophic data bloat from the new marketing push.
We aren't.
We're experiencing the sheer weight of my personal media empire.
I'm currently hosting a 40-terabyte Plex server on the company mainframe.
I have every single episode of Seinfeld rendered in uncompressed 4K resolution.
I told her our storage is full because of an aggressive database mirroring protocol required for GDPR compliance.
I said if we delete anything, we risk triggering a cascading latency collapse across our entire European market.
We don't even have a European market.
She immediately approved a $120K budget increase to expand our AWS storage buckets.
I thanked her for prioritizing our data sovereignty.
I'm going to use the new servers to host a private Classic World of Warcraft realm.
New from the American Epistemology Institute:
Utility, Virtue, and the Common Good: Why Consequentialism Cannot Ground Constitutional Order
When utility becomes the measure of justice rather than its servant, constitutional order loses its foundation.
https://t.co/v1NRi5Vvig
🚨NEW: This person just got a PhD for a dissertation illuminating the “lived experiences” of just FOUR “queer child life specialists” through what it calls a “queer narrative inquiry study.”
The student used “an unstructured group interview to co-create research questions with participants,” meaning the subjects of the study helped decide what the study would ask in the first place. It then followed up with “unstructured individual interviews” and analyzed the material using a “creative approach to thematic analysis.”
Participants' feelings were sorted into themes like “ongoing navigation of queer identity,” “experiences of discrimination,” and “experiences of allyship.” A final “member-checking group interview validated the findings,” which means the same four people helped confirm the conclusions too.
You must refer to this person as “Doctor” now.
@ChrisMeiller@BrutusPersonal@ChiefEngineerCE@EricLDaugh@RonDeSantis Sir, I'm sure you understand how cowardly it is to name call and then block the person so they can't reply, so I shall call you as such when I was attempting to have a civil conversation with an apparently broken record and broken mind. Don't be a coward next time.
"I am sick and tired of people saying that America was built by immigrants."
"No we weren't, we were actually built by settlers."
"A great example of this is a settler will plant the tree and the immigrant will come and eat the f*cking fruit."
BASED!!
We're back!
We've been on hiatus doing research, but the American Epistemology Institute is back with the next white paper: this one is on the scope creep of the concept of consent and how it has changed from a prerequisite of justice to the whole of justice itself. This is part of a series, which will have an interesting conclusion, by the looks of it.
https://t.co/n0iJPYEZS4
That said, we've changed our formatting from APA to Bluebook, considering the content of the white papers and may retroactively reformat the previous papers to fit this formatting style, but that has yet to be decided upon.
We're starting to get heavy into citations, so it takes a while to finish the white papers now, but we're still working. That said, @BrutusPersonal is where I will be publishing a less legalistic series on the concept of Metadiagnostics (and other less serious things). Follow me over there, as I tend to reserve this space for more AEI work than anything else, as it is a 501c3.
Read about it here at https://t.co/QqPY5AYDkd. I try to publish weekly (Friday/Saturday timeframe), as I've plenty of material to cover, but life happens so I may slip a day or two (gomen). The long and short of Metadiagnostics is that it is a framework of interlocking tools by which you can assess the health of a civilization at different scopes. The next article there will be discussing the concept of Declaration Reality. It is not traditionally politically aligned, but it deals in objective reality, so you can draw inferences as you see fit.
Many thanks!
Don't know if the sound is good enough for you to follow, but this is an interview with @DataRepublican and @DataInterpretr being conducted by a Dutch journalist at WEF. My daughter is explaining her very new research project... "soul engineering." It's as evil as it sounds.
Why the DOJ dragging its feet on the Lemon thing, and overall on Walz, Frey, etc. is horribly, horribly bad:
It's not the optics. It's not the demoralizing effect on the general populace.
It's that a lack of swift, clear, and vicious action to put down this and actions like these emboldens the enemy. They already have support in the courts, from lawyers, from DAs, from local politicians. Local LE are neutered. They know that if they get picked up, they'll be out in less than 24 hours with a misdemeanor that'll be ultimately dismissed.
The only thing -- THE ONLY THING -- that stops all this is hard, fast, vicious enforcement of every single fucking law, to its fullest extent. From holding them for 72 hours minus one minute before charging them, to shopping judges to find those not captured by the left, to merciless prosecution at the federal level, to ensuring they are held for months or years (J6, anyone?) before they stand trial.
A message must be sent. A clear, unambiguous message: Fuck around, find out, in the worst possible way.
Instead, the message that's currently being sent is: Do whatever the fuck you want, we won't do fuck-all to actually materially harm you, your life, or your freedom.
Neither the Red (Communist) nor Green (Islamist) has the capacity to take over the West alone, so they have to make their crooked, unholy alliance against us. What's being said here is critical to understand this unstable, seemingly paradoxical arrangement.
The Association of American Medical Colleges is the Medical Guild driving DEI and Censorship
The Medical Guild complex is the permanent medical Ministry of Information
https://t.co/xI2qukykGs