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A Simple Theory of Complexity and Systemic Collapse
Hypothesis Every system has an activation, minimum, and maximum input level of materials and energy. Definitions: By system, I mean anything from a lightbulb to the US Interstate; ie any designed or analysable system. By input, I mean those materials and energy necessary for the system’s functioning. By maximum input, I mean that level of input […]
Posted in: Analysis
Pledge of Malfeasance
March 6, 2013
by Angry. Red. Tory
I pledge malfeasance to the Drag of the Divided States of America, and to the Repugnant for which it blands, one Station under Fog, indefensible, with Liberty and Justice for malls.
Posted in: Humour
The Zombie Eugenicists Are Coming
June 22, 2012
by Angry. Red. Tory
So this article was sent along to me from a good friend locally. It’s from Market Watch, which is a part of The Wall Street Journal. I wasn’t expecting much expect some tired reformist nonsense, something along the lines of ‘change I can believe in’. Well hey-ho, was I in for a shock. The Eugenicists […]
Posted in: Philosophy
The Farce of Bradley Manning’s Persecution
March 11, 2012
by Angry. Red. Tory
At long last, Bradley Manning has been charged. It has only taken almost two years, and was more likely resulting from the military’s inability to ‘break’ him by torture into becoming a star ‘witness’ against Julian Assange and WikiLeaks. The death penalty is probably still on the table, despite comments to the contrary, if merely […]
Posted in: Analysis
Censored News as Manufactured Corporate Products
January 17, 2012
by Angry. Red. Tory
As many noteworthy events unfold in these United States and elsewhere (National Defence Authorisation Act, for example), the disconnect between what is perceived important by people, and what is presented as important to people, is increasingly jarring. Calls of ‘censorship’ are growing, and with good reason: The lack of meaningful news, especially from domestic news […]
Posted in: Analysis
Working General Theory of Taxation
January 16, 2012
by Angry. Red. Tory
This essay consolidates several different posts, which can be read via Part 1 of the series. Additionally, I have refined and improved upon these previous writings, so if you read them, please keep in mind they have been superseded. Basic Taxation Taxation has often suffered a rather negative showing in the arena of public opinion. […]
Organised Opposition and the Health of the Body Politic
January 6, 2012
by Angry. Red. Tory
Image via Wikipedia. In this excellent post, Rick Falkvinge (Twitter) touched upon ‘the four boxes of liberty‘ concept, and uses that as a springboard for a discussion about privacy in the context of rising authoritarianism, amongst other concerns. For those who are unaware, the ‘four boxes’ are as follows: “There are four boxes to be […]
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April 24, 2013
by Angry. Red. Tory
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