Higgenbotham's Dark Age Hovel

[aeden]

We see it H. You will like the component RMS tooling swirl on the suspension design from Mexico next year.
Thing do not work like they think. He was wise to do what he did.
Current tech contract one day a week $5000 bonus after 6 months in licensed areas.
They hurt many of those Angels who survived facts they cannot comprehend.

[Higgenbotham]

When I advised my sister that he become a nurse, I told her that with all the gender confusion and social engineering, she might be surprised as to what a good reception this young white male might get upon making a decision to enter the nursing field. I said look at Google and this ridiculous James Damore incident where that pathetic clown Sundar Pichai said it's not OK for Damore to point out that there are gender differences in proclivities and abilities. You have all of these high tech companies wanting to recruit women to do what are basically men's jobs and it didn't surprise me that the opposite situation might exist. That is in fact the case. My sister told me she even heard some of the older black and brown women in his workplace oohing and aahing over him, saying things like what a nice young man he is, so polite, etc.

[aeden]

Wish Him well and Licenses. Zone depletions is chronic. As I conveyed one doctor has 7000 Pulmonary and Respiratory patients.
He leaned on two Women to work more hours or else. Both walked also to protect licenses from over work.
The injury rates from the zeshots has spiked inflammatory immune responses as we indicated the 36 month "issues" also.
Make danmed sure and I am sure He does do not to get roped into "repressive network " models. Protect License over all else point blank.
Good souls need Him.

[Higgenbotham]

I said look at Google and this ridiculous James Damore incident where that pathetic clown Sundar Pichai said it's not OK for Damore to point out that there are gender differences in proclivities and abilities.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai says he does not regret firing James Damore
“It was the right decision,” says YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki

By Nick Statt

Jan 19, 2018, 4:20 PM CST


Google CEO Sundar Pichai responded today to the firing of employee James Damore over his controversial memo on workplace diversity, stating that while he does not regret the decision, he regrets that people misunderstood it as a politically motivated event. Speaking in a live conversation with journalist and Recode co-founder Kara Swisher, MSNBC host Ari Melber, and YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki in San Francisco, Pichai said that the decision to fire Damore was about ensuring women at Google felt like the company was committed to creating a welcoming environment.

“I regret that people misunderstand that we may have made this for a political belief one way or another,” Pichai said. “It’s important for the women at Google, and all the people at Google, that we want to make an inclusive environment.” When pressed by Swisher on the issue of regret, Pichai stated more definitively, “I don’t regret it.” Wojcicki, who has spoken publicly about how Damore’s memo affected her personally, followed up with, “I think it was the right decision.”

Damore, who was fired back in August after his internal memo went viral, filed a lawsuit earlier this month alleging Google discriminates against white male conservatives. The crux of Damore’s memo was that Google’s diversity efforts are misplaced, that women may be biologically less suited to engineering and programming jobs in the tech industry, and that Google creates a hostile environment for conservatives.

In response to the memo, Pichai, who said back in August that Damore crossed “the line by advancing harmful gender stereotypes in our workplace,” made the decision with other top Google executives to fire him. “To suggest a group of our colleagues have traits that make them less biologically suited to that work is offensive and not OK,” Pichai wrote in his statement. In response to the prospective legal action, a Google spokesperson said earlier this month, “We look forward to defending against Mr. Damore’s lawsuit in court.”

https://www.theverge.com/2018/1/19/1691 ... emo-firing

Damore can now become a nurse. My nephew would have made a great engineer, but it is what it is. He understands that.

[aeden]

Damore’s memo was supported by the studies He cited. I remember reading a few.
All of that is irrelevant so yes dialog is ground to dust from the crushing period intent.
He made sense surrounded by a ratio of deviant intent to vaporize for legal expedience.
Usually a new cappuccino machine is placed in the offended department for active measures.
The percentage of golf balls through a garden hose is maintained.

Google's now own all your Cookies. Sandbox is all tidy now.

10yr headed to 5.5 btw

[Higgenbotham]

Speaking of Google, a couple weeks ago I noticed the Dark Age Hovel was getting a thousand views a day and sometimes had as many as 20 visitors at a time. I wondered why the sudden change. It didn't take long to figure out that the Dark Age Hovel was showing up in google search. A couple days later, it stopped showing up in google search and the views and visitors dropped back down.

[Higgenbotham]

The main strength of Widdowson's work, in my opinion, is the theory he provides regarding how the political, economic, and social interrelate. Here's an example:

DA1 A dark age is an extended period of
significantly reduced integration,
organisation and cohesion.
(From an individual’s perspective, social
bonds may become more intense in a dark age.
However, overall cohesion is reduced because the
social network extends much less far. See Figure
15-1.)
DA1 begs the question of what counts as
significant and what counts as extended. To begin
with, there must be an absolute reduction of
integration, organisation and cohesion,
and not merely a decline relative to neighbouring
societies. The retrenchment must also be large
enough to last at least several decades. Finally,
integration, organisation, and cohesion
must all be affected simultaneously, which is not
necessarily true of depressions (primarily loss of
organisation) or civil wars (primarily loss of
integration).

The Phoenix Principle and the Coming Dark Age by Marc Widdowson, 2001
pp.140-141

Loss of cohesion discussed:

Catherine Austin Fitts: And when it busts, what you’re going to have is, it’s going to be 1929 but worse. Because in 1929, there was a lot of social capital in America. It was a much kinder, gentler place I think than it is now. And you had many more people that knew how to grow their own food, or knew how to function.

Loss of integration discussed:

This is why there was hyperinflation – the complete collapse in CONFIDENCE in government. This is precisely what followed the fall of Rome where gold vanished and was not coined again in Europe until the 13th century. Japan also experience the complete collapse in trust of government and this is essential to creating a dark age.

http://armstrongeconomics.com/2013/06/0 ... shams-law/

This is one of the points I made to the poster mhrr in the other thread as to why we are entering into a dark age:

August 14, 2012
Congress Approval Ties All-Time Low at 10%
Americans' approval of Congress has been below 20% since June 2011
by Frank Newport
PRINCETON, NJ -- Ten percent of Americans in August approve of the job Congress is doing, tying last February's reading as the lowest in Gallup's 38-year history of this measure. Eighty-three percent disapprove of the way Congress is doing its job.

http://www.gallup.com/poll/156662/congr ... e-low.aspx

[Higgenbotham]

August 14, 2012
Congress Approval Ties All-Time Low at 10%
Americans' approval of Congress has been below 20% since June 2011
by Frank Newport
PRINCETON, NJ -- Ten percent of Americans in August approve of the job Congress is doing, tying last February's reading as the lowest in Gallup's 38-year history of this measure. Eighty-three percent disapprove of the way Congress is doing its job.

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https://news.gallup.com/poll/1600/congress-public.aspx

[aeden]

You see, the real value of a conflict, the true value, is in the debt that it creates. You control the debt, you control everything.
"The New World Order will have to be built from the bottom up rather than from the top down ... but an end run on national sovereignty,
eroding it piece by piece will accomplish much more than the old-fashioned frontal assault."
- Richard Gardner - Council on Foreign Relations Journal, April 1974, Page 558

Sadly, Andropov was correct to facts you cannot wish to understand since yes you are corrupt. No Saint mind you. Rough out there.
Your only Hope deferred is Contracts to balance of trade.

We will try to keep one head light on for you.

[Higgenbotham]

At any rate, the entry into a dark age tends to
be precipitate and unexpected. Its arrival might be
clear to those who have gained some insight into
the reality. However, most actors, who rely upon
perceptions, remain unaware of growing danger
and the need for a correction. When the
discrepancy is finally revealed, there is panic and a
catastrophic loss of confidence.

The Phoenix Principle and the Coming Dark Age by Marc Widdowson, 2001
pp.140-141

I once came across an article that talked about "collapsing" now to be able to ease into that lifestyle when that becomes the new normal. Most people will attempt to hang on to the familiar comforts and the known for as long as possible.

That may have been John Michael Greer, who coined the phrase "Collapse now and avoid the rush." He published a book by that name which contains some essays from his old blog. If you go to the address of the original blog, it will say that it's shut, but all of the essays that were on the blog can be found here:

https://thearchdruidreport-archive.2006 ... index.html

I finished talking about catabolic collapse and started fielding questions, of which there were plenty, and somewhere in the conversation that followed one of the other participants made a comment. I don’t even remember the exact words, but it was something like, "So what you’re saying is that what we need to do, individually, is to go through collapse right away."

"Exactly," I said. "Collapse now, and avoid the rush."

Outside of that conversation, I doubt I would have thought of the phrase at all. By the end of the conference, though, it was on the lips of a good many of the attendees, and for good reason: I can’t think of a better way to sum up the work ahead of us right now, as industrial society lurches down the far side of its trajectory through time. Longtime readers of this blog know most of the reasoning behind that suggestion, but it may be worth walking through it again step by step.

https://thearchdruidreport-archive.2006 ... -rush.html