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*Eschatology - study of the end times | *Eschatology - study of the end times | ||
*Illiberal section of USA - they literally hate 'near-out' groups, not far out groups like China or North Korea. | *Illiberal section of USA - they literally hate 'near-out' groups, not far out groups like China or North Korea. | ||
*>2% of people are illiberal. | |||
*''That’s because democracy has no solution for how to fix itself when a large enough share of the populace goes sour.'' | |||
*Cross country example by Malcolm Gladwell - instead of 5 top on each team counting, the top 20 count - and by their finish time. Inreases team participation/incentive from 5 to 20. | |||
=Links= | |||
*Ridenhour Prize - [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ridenhour_Prizes] | |||
Latest revision as of 17:51, 29 April 2025
John 8:32
English Standard Version. This is referred to as Truth with the capital T.
"and you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.”
From a Bulwark article on Truth [1]
Notes on Article
- Eschatology - study of the end times
- Illiberal section of USA - they literally hate 'near-out' groups, not far out groups like China or North Korea.
- >2% of people are illiberal.
- That’s because democracy has no solution for how to fix itself when a large enough share of the populace goes sour.
- Cross country example by Malcolm Gladwell - instead of 5 top on each team counting, the top 20 count - and by their finish time. Inreases team participation/incentive from 5 to 20.
Links
- Ridenhour Prize - [2]