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Categories: Philosophy Posted on February 2, 2025December 21, 2025

Environmental Programing

The operating system you choose to run once you have escaped your environmental programing is what will determine the conditions of your life. Those who believe otherwise are destined to become slaves to the ideas and machinations of others. The only thing you truly have … Continue readingEnvironmental Programing

by Boris Mozer
Categories: Philosophy Posted on January 4, 2025December 21, 2025

You Are Not Your Job

Societies function optimally when the behavior of their citizens can be predicted and manipulated. This allows for long-term planning and large scale efficiencies. Because of this, it is beneficial for societies to create a mechanism that encourages you to derive a big part of your … Continue readingYou Are Not Your Job

by Boris Mozer
Categories: Critical Thinking Posted on August 18, 2024December 21, 2025

Collective Buy-In

Something grounded on nothing can occupy a useful space within society for a time. But what lends that something its legitimacy, is the collective buy-in and trust from the public. As soon as that trust is eroded, useful fictions lose their usefulness and plummet in … Continue readingCollective Buy-In

by Boris Mozer
Categories: Uncategorized Posted on May 17, 2024December 21, 2025

The Easy Life

The easy life, if you choose to live it after having amassed the resources required to do so, can quickly turn a wolf into a poodle. Of course it’s nice to have the choices that money provides. Or so it seems. The easy life is … Continue readingThe Easy Life

by Boris Mozer
Categories: Critical Thinking, Philosophy Posted on March 9, 2024December 21, 2025

Pathological Scarcity of Gratitude

The world is the best that it has ever been, but the average person wouldn’t know it. This is partly due to us all getting fed a steady diet of fear and negativity from almost all of our media outlets. Regardless of political affiliation, your … Continue readingPathological Scarcity of Gratitude

by Boris Mozer
Categories: Philosophy Posted on November 27, 2023December 21, 2025

CHAOS

Controlling, structuring, organizing. We spend a great deal of time and energy trying to convert the world into a predictable and reliable machine. But in the end, chaos is the driving force for most events; the innumerable variables that work tirelessly outside of our conscious … Continue readingCHAOS

by Boris Mozer
Categories: Critical Thinking, Finance Posted on November 8, 2023December 21, 2025

Compounding Unequal Distribution

Elon Musk, at the peak of his wealth, was worth approximately $360 Billion ($360,000,000,000). Most people don’t really understand how much money that is. So to put it in perspective, let’s equate dollars to days.  If $1 million ($1,000,000) equaled 1 day, $360 Billion ($360,000,000,000) … Continue readingCompounding Unequal Distribution

by Boris Mozer
Categories: Philosophy Posted on October 19, 2023December 21, 2025

Efficiency

Efficiency is building one road from place A to place B. Why spend extra money to build two or three roads to the same destination? Building one road saves money and time (in the short term). This is the logic of short-sighted individuals: politicians, bureaucrats, … Continue readingEfficiency

by Boris Mozer
Categories: Philosophy Posted on August 30, 2022December 21, 2025

Computational Irreducibility

Even in a fully deterministic dynamic system, if you have enough variables that are irreducible, you will be unable to predict future states of the system because the rate of change of the system will outpace the rate of computation/modeling of that system. Therefore, you … Continue readingComputational Irreducibility

by Boris Mozer
Categories: Philosophy Posted on April 21, 2021December 21, 2025

True Wealth

Anyone can buy things. All you need is some money. But you can’t buy a skill. You have to develop skills over time through hard work. One might say, “but you need skills to make money in the first place.” That’s often true but doesn’t … Continue readingTrue Wealth

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