This PERFECTLY explains why ‘The Left’ is obsessed with being morally superior
“Did you ever ask yourself why it's always the weakest, least competent, and average IQ people who base their entire identity on morality and tolerance?”
Here’s the psychology behind it:
“Every human being carries the same deep drive to matter, to be respected, to reach something external, whether that's money, status, an attractive partner, or genuine skill at something. In the real world, all of these get measured through competence, strength, and intelligence, and that's exactly the problem for people who fall short on those measurements.
They still feel the drive, but they can't reach the goal, at least not to the degree others can, and unconsciously they experience the inferiority that comes with actual objective inferiority.
To avoid feeling useless and insignificant, they move the target. Instead of competence, the goal becomes being a good person, a goal defined entirely by them that requires no measurable skill, no competition, and no real work to declare victory in. This gets them the exact same feeling of accomplishment without ever having to develop any of the competence that would normally be required to earn it.
That's the path the weak and the incapable take because it's the only game left where they can still call themselves winners.”
You could spend 1000 years trying to come up with a better explanation for liberals and their mindset and you wouldn’t be able to, because this is it
If you fail at everything else, you simply make your entire life about being “morally superior”
@sentdefender HeII, during work-ups back in the 80’s, we lost 5 people on a Caribbean port call. During the subsequent cruise we lost at least two. One fell overboard and didn’t come back up and another walked into a prop. That was a peacetime, Loveboat cruise. That’s why my kid’s in the USAF.
@CynicalPublius I doubt the pilot consciously pulled up to dislodge the load, the shift in CG would do that all by its self.
Navy weight and Balance school begins with video of a loose load being thrown back on the ramp of a C-2 during a Cat Shot. It doesn’t end well.
@elonmusk The antenna cowlings for other satellite WiFi systems are very large because the antennas must be trainable to lock up individual satellites. The drag penalty is calculated in an aircraft’s flight plan.
Has anyone calculated the fuel savings of the much smaller Starlink antenna?
@SawyerMerritt@Starlink The antenna cowlings for other satellite WiFi systems are very large because the antennas must be trainable to lock up individual satellites. The drag penalty is calculated in an aircraft’s flight plan.
Has any calculated the fuel savings of the much smaller Starlink antenna?
@GuntherEagleman And to think my alma mater used to swap back and forth for second and third among public universities (behind Berkeley) with this place.
@shipwreckedcrew The worst turbulence I have ever encountered was severe mountain wave during a divert from Hayden to DEN - but that was during ski season.
@MattBraynard Simple: the National Chamber of Commerce thinks that if there is daylight longer in the evening, people will stay out and spend more money. I’m being serious.
@shipwreckedcrew Thank you Sen. Cotton. Permanent Standard Time, sure. Going to work most of year in the dark on the Western edge of the Time Zone, no thank you.
@CynicalPublius No, just in my 60’s. Just one of those things I did as a silly 18 year old. I was one of a half dozen guys wearing woodland camo - in 81. Figure that one out. As I said, it was a Guard aircraft.
@Rhett_Solger@CynicalPublius My instructors talked about Flying Boxcars. The doors were on the clamshells, so the stick could run out all at once. The last guys usually found themselves floating on the first guy’s chutes.
“If you find yourself on another trooper’s chute, get up & double time off immediately.