Special Edition

The "Special Edition" article consists of short news clips and various snippets of interest. It is periodically updated and moved to the forefront as new stories come to light.

Yet Another Logical Fallacy

There are a few gifted people in the world that can do fast arithmetical calculations and accurately recite the digits of "pi" to past 10,000 places. There are videos of some of these fellows readily available.

Anyway, the "scientists" investigating one of these guys said the savant's abilities don't comport with their theories, as if he were the anomaly, when it's their theories that are wrong (and they should in fact be happy that they were proven wrong so they know to work on a new approach). Astoundingly, they act like they're going to carry on with those theories, and keep up their godlike pretense, basically saying that savants don't exist and their cockamamie and failed theories rule the roost.

The scientists and their "scientific method" that isn't scientific, are fundamentally con artists, and we should be thankful, in a way, that it reveals the flaws in modern science and research. If only everyone could recognize this fallacy, and the similar ones, like the "No Established Mechanism" fallacy, the world would be a much better place. But some, if not most, people have a blind spot and are readily fooled by "authority," and by the associated, emotional short-circuiting of logic.

Dingbats

Of course U.S. corporations have to follow the Bill of Rights. How dumb do these lawyers and shade-tree lawyers have to be to not see that corporate entities are authorized products of the government, and the government can't do or create anything that can violate those amendments? It's a stupid concept, that an artificial construct can have rights, like to, for example, suppress free speech, but there are even "truthers" and "conservatives" that push that idiot line of reasoning.

That is to say, it's not completely "private business." When you incorporate the government establishes for you a legal construct that has certain privileges, but also certain responsibilities, since it is created under the auspices of government. If you wanted to create a company that could, say, have a Twitter-like forum, where you could delete some people's comments and not others, you'd have to do it under your own name. The problem there, of course, is that such a business becomes your personal responsibility when you don't have an "arms-length" corporation, a construct with potentially unlimited life-span, limited liability and other perks of corporate status.

Election Carnival

Well, looks like we can count ol' Joe out from the candidates in the presidential race Election Poll! Looks like he's just biden his time now.

Brexit

This blog confidently stated some time ago that Brexit would be a non-event, a con, and here are a couple of telling comments from an article about Brexit that help confirm that.

Nothing to congratulate as The UK left in name only. At the time of “withdrawal”, almost all - if not all - EU legislation was simply copy and pasted into UK legislation. Furthermore, The UK ‘chooses’ to adopt/abide by most new EU laws anyway - even though it’s under no obligation to do so. Brexit never truly happened. The will of the voters was never honoured.

- Jax_ on ZeroHedge re: Brexit

This article is horseshit,

Brexit was never implemented...certainly not the part about stopping the "free movement of 3rd world barbarian invaders/Colonists" into England. (Why does the author think the Tories got shellacked 2 weeks ago, after 14 years spent betraying their base?)

- America V.3 on ZeroHedge re: Brexit

A note about ZeroHedge and other major sites offering user commenting: There must be thousands (or effectively thousands, using A.I.) of bot and shill accounts on that site, and other sites. And how they get their propaganda in there when they want to sell an agenda. ZeroHedge, however, is praiseworthy in that you can ignore buttholes in the comment section, by deleting their comments from your personal feed. One helpful assist was when I realized anyone who uses term, "conspiracy theory" seriously, in an unironic way, can be safely ignored/deleted. The "conspiracy theory" fallacy has been well-explained on this site.

Still, it doesn't hurt to remind everyone, again and again, of this: the U.S. government itself is a "conspiracy theorist," since, in 1979, the United States House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) concluded that the assassination of President John F. Kennedy was a 'probable conspiracy.' Keep in mind, though, this means nothing went down the way we're told. It isn't just Oswald, it means that nothing of the story is necessarily true. All of it is a crock.

The Scourge of Microsoft

Any company using this crap (Microsoft operating systems or its other software) is itself crap, and you should stop doing business with it if possible. A CrowdStrike software issue caused the familiar Windows "Blue Screen of Death," on countless computers, leading to perhaps the largest I.T. outage in history, on July 18. It isn't always practical to stop doing business with the morons, since it looks like almost every place is using Windows, but at the least, the business has earned your contempt, and should be told so. Fact is those still using Windows aren't really companies but some kind of rackets, when the flaws of Windows are well known. Perhaps they are told they must use Windows.

Mac and Unix systems were unaffected by the problem. In any case, those who are too corrupt or too stupid to use a proper Unix-based system, certainly ooze contempt for their customers.

One Reason for Confusing "Ops"

(Including "moon missions")

They are Colin Robinsoning us, if you know the TV series, What We Do in the Shadows. They're energy vampires that thrive on creating rifts/disputes and contention between people. So in this case they create fodder for people nuttily arguing pro and con. Again, control the population, manipulate things to a particular desired end.

Stop Buying Ford!

The steering wheel in some Ford vehicles is turning by itself now (presumably while the "auto-pilot" is disengaged). The release from Ford says this may lead to a loss of control while driving. Ya think?

RFK Jr.

Holdovers from the Last Special Edition

These are important enough to be repeated.

Demeaning

They have to demean the common man any way they can. Now, another way of calling you scum, is to say you're a "blogger," used routinely in a demeaning way in media. A put-down, of course; however, if you're one of their favored sycophants, you're a "content creator." Both terms just describe artists and/or writers. Well of course they're going to get salty, when they see that some average slob can out-do the so-called "pros."

Deficit Circus

People still aren't solidly grounded on this one: They have to increase deficit/"waste money" in the terminal stages of the fiat money farce, to extend the farce a bit longer. So forget about anxiety over "government spending waste," because it's actually keeping the dollar (or euro or whatever) afloat. It has to fail regardless of how much "waste" they incur.

Destroying History

Shocked to find this out: They're destroying library books, so destroying history, as we speak. The new "head librarians" they're bringing in are the ones doing it, too. Yes, they have to destroy history before they can rewrite it.

There's more... faked people and dates, endless fakery. Some sources say they've even faked as much as 1000 years of back story! Interesting read, about this "phantom history."