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T/F; each mathematically chaotic system has a meta-mathematical reciprocal of order

Divine Commands and God Trumping the Universal

In the context of Kierkegaard's 'Fear and Trembling', the Universal should not, without exceedingly good cause, be suspended. The age of fracture we are living in takes little account of universal economic principles and regards 20 trillion dollars of public debt as an existential cloud to be ignored with partisans making up their own romantic realities explaining it as trivial.

Kierkegaard's concept of the suspension of ethics seems to be an individual one. Though he didn't say so, I believe that the relationship of the individual to the Universal is a secular paradigm, whereas in the case of divine command, while the individual may be required to suspend ethics or rather morality (for ethics is probably better described as how one implements the moral), the Universal remains in effect.

Thus it is important to distinguish the Universal from divine command. The Universal is entirely temporal whereas divine command is transcendent. If one follows the will of God through faith, and suspends a moral paradigm, defense isn't required in the temporal world for violating the Universal, for God will provide it, if He wills it so.

Socrates' death is a different paradigm. in my opinion, he was fundamentally opposed to the Athenian democracy, was old in a tough era without good medical treatment (Emperor Sulla later died from worms rotting his stomach and his guts literally fell out) so a good peaceful death wasn't such a bad option; one attended even with glory, good friends and wine, and did not die as a result of enacting a divine command. Following his conscience to subvert the Athenian demos was his choice in effect, for he seemed to prefer Sparta judging from Plato’s The Republic.

Russia Should Create Eqv. of Rhodes Scholarship for U.S.A.

Vladmir Purin should create the equivelent of the Rhodes Scholarship to balance the influence on U.S. foreign policy. Bill Clinton-the first U.S. President to have attended Oxford University on a Rhodes scholarship, radically warped U.S. foreign and domestic policy toward the Brtish and dope. Even the next Democrat President Barrack Hussein Obama used cocaine as a youth.

Rhodes scholars never go away. Bill Clinton has been all over the U.S. political scene warping everything to benefit the Brits and his bank accounts since leaving office. Russia has suffered quite a bit since that Rhodes scholar held the Presidency. Russia could make its scholarship equally prestigious to the Rhodes with superior funding for the scholar.

That scholar would not be investigated by the F.B.I. for 'meeting with the British envoy', even if elected President.

Germany is another nation with a bad rep that should create the equivelence of the Rhodes scholarship that is 'dedicated to the advancement of the Anglo race' with the intent of influencing U.S. domestic policy for the purpose of 'selling e-books of Gary C Gibson' (just kidding) allowing Germans to fell superior to everyone else again or alternatively; 'to negate those d-mn racist Brits.

Svalbard, Arctic Ice Loss, Methane Issues etc (YouTube videos)

Here are a few interesting and scenic Northern Ice videos...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGrxlYExeyU      Svalbard satellite timelapse

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t58AbGd2Vd0     Taking off from Svalbardx

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1F_BzHdjQs     NASA Operation IceBridge Zig Zag East (Svalbard - Thule Air Base)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJfOWfaP6RI      Methane in East Siberian Arctic Shelf 2017

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vj1G9gqhkYA      Older Arctic Sea Ice Disappearing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AT7Oj-r9Hko        Arctic ice loss time lapse

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdL0g8Cc0ks       Ocean's oxygen dropping much faster than previously believed

Germany Is Very Bad; What Can Be Done About That

President Trump rightly pointed out that the Germans are very, very bad. He was referring to their trade surplus with the U.S.A. After reading Tacitus history book on Germany I realized that. Germans had a monetary compensation based corrections system that charged less for injuring a stranger to the tribe than a tribe member.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/trumps-alleged-slight-against-germans-generates-confusion-backlash/2017/05/26/0325255a-4219-11e7-b29f-f40ffced2ddb_story.html?utm_term=.55c2109c3f77

It is easy to understand President Trump's displeasure with our traditional enemy. For those that forgot history (Alzheimer's deaths are up 55% the past 15 years maybe due to dopers getting old), Germany sent mercenaries to fight against the American Revolution, attacked U.S. shipping (e.g. the Lusitania) to draw us into the first world war and then resumed the war in the final battle called W.W. II.

There is no question that Germans would have nuked the U.S.A. if they had developed the A-bomb before the Manhattan project. Because Germany was so misguided traditionally, they have sought to exterminate Jews and make good friends to sympathetic Muslims. Thus Germany liked Barrack Obama and Israel didn't seem to care for him. Now the Germans have a trade surplus with the U.S.A. and show no moral guilt for having that.

Germany should invest 60 billion more each year in the U.S.A. buying into U.S. space businesses that create jobs paying good wages. They should fundamentally spend more in Alaska besides in tourism as well.

Cars are obsolete that use fossil fuels-and even electric cars require global heating causing blacktop roads. So Germany should lead in non-governmental environmental reconstruction in the U.S.A. instead of cheating to pass government auto exhaust tests .

Germany may one day try a sneaky war on the U.S.A. with biological or nano-weapons; who can say? Germany history in the long run shows that they are a latent threat. If they attack again the U.S.A. would vaporize em for good I suppose. My father was a W.W. II veteran of four years off North Africa. That war doesn't seem so terribly long ago in some respects, although he would have been first to forgive them and the Japanese for making the mistake of causing a war that led directly to the deaths of more than 50 million people.

Germans are good technicians with the problem of being taken over by aristocrats now and then. Left Hegelians such as Feurbach, Bauer and Marx also emerged from the self-defining ego school of German romanticism that shapes the wrong thought of people not only of the right, but of the left too.

Germany could develop a good space program in the U,S,A, launching to build a moon base perhaps. Or spend on programs that would get more Americans to use alternative energy that produce electricity for individuals and homes. The German trade surplus properly addressed could be a tool for much good.

Is President Trump Assertive Enough (video)

President Trump without brusque rudeness levered his way to the front of the pack of politicians at a NATO summit recently. The media wrote that it was a 'shove'. Thankfully they aren't in the judiciary.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4rWVOeEI7Y

President Trump could learn politeness on how to kurtsy and kiss a with European leaders that are Russian haters.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XedTY80DKM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etiMil0_4Jw

Were Some of the Web Giants a Bit Crooked?

When the Harvard Crimson student paper was hacked targeting Mark Zuckerberg visiting for a commencement speech there were articles posted about it descriving some of the Facebook founder's murck or even trecherous origin of the corporation wherein he might have stolen the idea from fellow students who had hired him to develop 'Harvard Connections' and expand it to other campuses.

https://www.cnet.com/news/mark-zuckerberg-speech-trolled-by-harvard-newspaper-sabotage/

http://www.businessinsider.com/how-facebook-was-founded-2010-3?op=1/#-going-to-fuck-them-4

Peter Theil founder of Pay Pal was an early investor in the Zuckerberg Facebook start-up.

That made me recall that Bill Gates of Microsoft was also alledged to have received stolen goods; the DOS disc operating system that was developed by Gary Kildall through IBM who had purloined it and gave an exclusive contract to Mr. Gates for its pcs if he developed it.

Then there is the late Steve Jobs of Apple. Legend has it he stole the mouse idea that made small computer use practical. Apparently Jobs is the only one of the big three that seems to be entirely kosher. His encounter with the mouse of Xerox within a legitiamte paradigm allowed him to apply his talent for innovation and improvement to make a better mouse by orders of magnitude.

http://zurb.com/article/801/steve-jobs-and-xerox-the-truth-about-inno

Jobs too had some early encounters with Bill Gates that are interesting.

https://www.wired.com/2012/08/ms-dos-examined-for-thef/

http://stevejobsinc.blogspot.com/2011/04/bill-gates-steals-from-steve-jobs.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_mouse