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Tag Archives: History
The Universalization of Uncertainty
This post probably won’t make a lot of people happy. The news from our world, and from its human populations, seems to be generally bad, and seems likely to be worse in the future. I am hoping, however, by helping … Continue reading
History Shows a Path
My writings have done their best to show that the existing political dictatorships in the largest nations of Asia by territory and population, and far too many other global nations, are the main obstacle to a happy and progressive future … Continue reading
Any Bravery Left, in our Sick New World? Updated June 2021
Let’s start with some context. The Great Depression of the 1930’s was a worldwide event, the economic effects reached at least 90% of the world’s population in significant ways. World War II, that followed (with the two events developing over … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, corona virus, current world history, History, Uncategorized
Tagged corona virus, economic history, Economics, History, pandemic, politics, world history
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Moments of History – Obama Should Know Better
President Obama, of all people, should know better than to repeat some speech writer’s prattle about the “few moments” of “history taking place.” Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged Egypt, Egyptian Revolution 2011, History, President Obama, speech writers
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Introducing the Next Revolution
The basic idea is that there is no one factor … to explain human behaviors. There is, however, an inter-related set of four aspects of basic social science – psychology, philosophy, politics and economics, using a … set of re-definitions I have provided for these sciences – which do operate simultaneously in all halfway normal persons. To the extent that we can get information on the thoughts and actions of any person or persons, we can explain 99% of their behavior with these four inter-related, simultaneous social sciences.
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