Misfortune
"Misfortune seldom intrudes upon the wise man; his
greatest and highest interests are directed by
reason throughout the course of life." --Epicurus
posted by jomama @ 7:49 AM
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to herd or not to herd
For the individual wanting to break free of the unending sea of collectives and institutions contending for his soul...and more...put together by a Visionary Philosopher, so I've been told. Maybe you want to stay tuned to see if that's true... with notes on The End of the Nation State.
Tuesday, January 04, 2005
greatest and highest interests are directed by
reason throughout the course of life." --Epicurus
anything but Internet Explorer.
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"I think jomama has a keen understanding of government, society, most people, war, the media, do-gooders, do-badders, evolution, feminism, marxism, Don and Nalini, and subatomic particles." --Fred Reed, not just another religion.
High praise from a master curmudgeon, but I'll have to take issue with the last three items as I really don't pay 'em much mind. To quote Fred, "It's a design feature."
"Anybody wanting a piece of me without my consent can come back tomorrow and go to the end of the line. I gladly accept your requirement to be treated likewise." --jomama
Previous Posts
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June 2004
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July 2004
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August 2004
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September 2004
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October 2004
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November 2004
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Why not herd?
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The Great "I"
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Advanced Thinking
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The Cage
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The Coming Technological Singularity
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The Discourse of Voluntary Servitude (pdf)
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Promethea
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The Death of Politics
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The Internet: Killer Virus of the State
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The Third Age of the World
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The Root of Evil (pdf)
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Listen, Little Man
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Just do it
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More consistently solid thinking
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Theory and application
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"Rights", The Bad Con
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Sign...or not
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Covenant of Unanimous Consent
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Just say "no"
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Declaration of Individual Independence
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The Voluntaryist
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Lysander Spooner
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The Myth of the Rule of Law
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Not a system. An idea.
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Bugging out
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Examining chaos.
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Elena's photos of Chernobyl
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I'm in love with your mind, Romana...
...and all your other parts.
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Bored Zhwazi
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Common sense
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fredoneverything
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Firefly
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Rev. Billy Bob Gisher
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William N. Grigg
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Loose Cannon
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Chase Me Ladies
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Drizzten
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Montag
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Bill St. Clair
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deleted by tomorrow
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Sepp's blog
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chumpfish, Cause and consequence
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Discordian Research Technology
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freedomain
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The Freeway to Serfdom
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The Last Ditch
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The Unrepentent Individual
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The Knappster
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Mish's Global Economic Trend Analysis
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noauthority
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Owls Aren't Wise
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A Pox On All Their Houses
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Real Id Rebellion
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Sunni's blog
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freeman
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Roberto de Sonora
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Uncommon sense
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uncsense
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The Zone
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Bank Implode-O-Meter
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Transactional Hard Money vs. The Gold Standard
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The Non-Energy Crisis
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Nexialist News
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Simmering frogs.
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Sci Fi by Paul Tietjens
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The Probability Broach, a graphic novel
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Who owns you?
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Reasoning for Rational Anarchism
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The Granfalloon
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Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
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And Then There Were None
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MEG motor
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Connective Physics and more
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Magnetic motor
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