Higgenbotham's Dark Age Hovel

[aeden]

The Professor was so clear on the propaganda effect nothing can change their minds even when are placed against the wall.
Relativism phase was already unleashed and they cannot or will not recover.

“As I mentioned before, exposure to true information does not matter anymore. A person who is demoralized is unable to assess true information. The facts tell him nothing, even if I shower him with information, with authentic proof, with documents and pictures. …he will refuse to believe it… That’s the tragedy of the situation of demoralization.” — Yuri Bezmenov [1983]

He is too far gone "thinks" its different this time.

As we are are moving towards a dictatorship of relativism which does not recognize anything as certain and which has as its highest goal one's own ego and one's own desires. Thu Jan 31, 2013 11:27 pm

The rot and grift is impossible to miss.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64T6ugyWXAA

[aeden]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/arti ... cides.html

EXCLUSIVE Residents of America's cancer-cursed state demand answers as rates of disease mysteriously soar

Across Iowa, people have known for a long time what data is only now beginning to confirm — cancer incidence in the state is outstandingly high.

Iowa became the focus of national attention earlier this year when data showed it had the fastest growing rate of new cancers of any state in America.

That's more than the Rust Belt states, where lifelong factory work, smoking rates and lack of healthcare puts locals at a higher risk for developing the disease. And more than southern states where rates of obesity, alcohol use and poverty make them more prone to the disease.

A complex web of factors is thought to be at play - Iowa is a farming powerhouse and uses more potentially carcinogenic pesticides than anywhere else. It's also sitting on a hotbed of radioactive gas, called radon, which can leech into homes undetected and cause lung cancer.

Residents are unwilling to accept being sickened by their home and are demanding state leaders do something about the crisis.

Organochlorines are endocrine disruptors into three generations as Cohn's newest study, on the exposed women's grandchildren,
documents the first evidence that DDT's health effects can persist for at least three generations.
That and the food inputs diseases. The chemical chains are still used in other zones. Profit and actual common sense will never meet.

[aeden]

https://belladodd.net/school-of-darkness/ Hovel readings.

[Higgenbotham]

I note no attempt to prove world population decline, economic decline, or a federal conspiracy promoting police use of force. Are you conceding the truth of my posts?

Population decline is a lagging indicator. The leading indicators, discussed in the dark age outputs, are birthrates, life expectancy, and trends in health.

For a basic look, someone can get a world map of average births per woman that divide the map into areas where birth rates are adequate to maintain the population (blue in this case) and areas where birth rates are not (pink in this case).



https://www.statista.com/chart/16058/to ... lity-rate/

Without immigration, the population of the US is projected to drop by about 1/3 over the next several decades. Europe is worse, China is worse, Korea and Japan are even worse. That's a steady as she goes scenario neglecting the decline in health discussed in the dark age outputs. I suppose someone could say that all we have to do is throw the borders wide open to Africa (Muslim especially), the Middle East, and the Stan countries and, voila, our population deficit is solved. It would be a simplistic response, kind of similar to giving the ANC control of South Africa and expecting an economic boom which never materialized. What materialized instead were water shortages, load shedding and all kinds of other problems. So that's a very basic overview, overly simplistic and overly optimistic type of answer.

[Higgenbotham]

It would be a simplistic response, kind of similar to giving the ANC control of South Africa and expecting an economic boom which never materialized. What materialized instead were water shortages, load shedding and all kinds of other problems.

South Africa's Slow, Inevitable March Towards Collapse

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iiny1GrfhYM

Watched this awhile back. Didn't recommend it at that time because it didn't relate to any recent post.

Took another look. The comments on the video are interesting.

South Africa is 10x worse than any Western country and it still hasn't collapsed. Until it happens in South Africa, speculating about a collapse in the West (and the perceived benefits of such) is a escapist cope.

South Africa and Zimbabwe are staffed with Chinese, white South African, and other foreign technicians. The local Africans are incapable of maintaining high tech, or even low tech infrastructure.The Afrikaners built the finest infrastructure in the world, after almost 30 years of incompetent and corrupt black government, it's failing. SA is teetering on the edge. When Europe becomes like this, it will implode and never come back.

Take away the foreign technicians, sub-Saharan Africa will be in the dark.

This is no cope. This "load shedding" reality.

[aedens]

The Bantu effect as noted covered the route and consequences you detailed.
Also the aftermarket equity wood chipper for tech marches on tonight. Hedges into week end will run cover.
The skew wall appears to cover the denial phase to avoidance into other products lack of export flows.
Trigger areas are already underway for caloric shortages facts from basic sweeps.
Heading into the weekend excuses will be offerend other than beta issues to
the bond markets. HF's are filtering to fungible areas since the lightbulbs seen are
very low wattage of fact as the FED assumes the position.
The Uncle Bob Bish cohort phase just cements the point that was made before in 383 CE as walking in circles.

https://www.nasa.gov/earth/tonga-erupti ... ratosphere
We are just starting to notice effects barely getting back to norms.

ORB DAX scalp see you in NY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyXjUGc0oTE

[Higgenbotham]

Good grief, Bob. People aren't supposed to have kids because it's too hard? Is that the candy ass liberal justification for abortion?

In my greater family we have had lots of kids but no abortions that I know of. Kids are not hard, but considered a blessing. We have problems, but we solve them, work through them, not whining about them endlessly. Life is good, not hard.

I've been meaning to delve into this in a little more detail when the time seemed appropriate. This was quoted out of the abortion thread from late October of last year, in which I had stated earlier in the thread that, "Life is supposed to be hard when we take responsibility and do our jobs."

To start, it would help to reiterate one of what I am calling the dark age outputs. This is generally the kind of thing I had in mind when making that statement.

This will be my next project in this Dark Age Hovel: to go through all 214 pages of this hovel and summarize the factual information regarding the outputs that the managerial elite class overseeing the United States has actually generated.

Outputs Related to Toxic Exposures, Reproductive/Children's Health and Transgenerational Effects

22. "The current generation is the sickest in American history. When John F. Kennedy was president, 6% of American kids had a chronic health condition. Today it is 60%. Rates of autoimmune disease, diabetes, ADD and ADHD, autism, obesity, asthma, food allergies, and other chronic health conditions have been skyrocketing."

22. https://www.kennedy24.com/end-chronic-disease

Anyone who is a parent of one of the approximately 60% of children who has a chronic health condition has a hard row to hoe. For example, my cousin's son was diagnosed with Type I diabetes at a young age. My cousin got up in the middle of the night, every night, to check on his son. I can't even recognize my cousin compared to when we used to get together in our 20s and early 30s before this happened. His son had other chronic conditions besides the diabetes.

A parent of one of the 40% who doesn't have a chronic health condition doesn't necessarily have it easy either. A lot of those parents, and I am one of them, spend a lot of time working on trying to prevent their child from becoming part of that 60%. I was working on that before my kid was born (or even conceived, really) and have probably logged several hundred hours on that.

For the recent experience that prompted this post, my daughter starts pre-school for 4 year olds next week and there was an informal orientation meeting in the classroom yesterday. There are 6 kids in the 3 days per week option and 8 kids in the 2 days per week option. One part of the classroom wall was labeled "Food Allergies" where each child who has a food allergy had their allergy listed. Among the 6 kids there were no food allergies and among the 8 kids there were 2 with food allergies. A man looked at that and said, "Wow! No food allergies!" referring to the group of 6. He told me he had been sending his son to the school for 3 years and it would be unusual for a group of kids to have no food allergies. The teacher then told me that last year there were 2 children who had anaphylaxis in her group of kids as well as some who had less serious food allergies.

https://www.foodallergy.org/resources/f ... statistics

[Higgenbotham]

The UMass Amherst poll posed the following questions to 1,064 respondents: “Donald Trump recently said that if elected, he would be a dictator only on the first day of his second term.” It then asked, “Do you think that this is a good or bad idea for the country?”

Only 44 percent of adults completely rebelled at the notion of giving the former president — who is currently facing 91 felony charges — dictatorial authority, calling it “definitely bad” for America. Another 16 percent judged that it was “probably bad.” Those most opposed were women (67 percent), African Americans (82 percent), and 2020 Biden supporters (91 percent).

A full 15 percent of those surveyed responded that making Trump dictator for a day was “definitely good” for the country, while another 24 percent said it was “probably good.”

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/p ... 234962755/

The issue here in my mind is why 39 percent think making Trump dictator for a day is a good idea. I've been leading up to this.

As mentioned a few days ago, an apartment building in Aurora, Colorado was taken over by a Venezuelan gang and the police were unable to do anything about it. As also mentioned, a house in Beverly Hills across from LeBron James' house was taken over by squatters and the police were unable to do anything about that either. These are the kinds of things that will make Americans more inclined to think that making someone a dictator is a good idea. A tenant who is being evicted out of an apartment due solely to the fact that the authorities were unable to control a Venezuelan gang would probably like to get someone into a position of authority that they believe would be willing to control a similar situation. Not that it seems that a true strongman is in the immediate future. There is a lot that will need to happen between now and then. But the seed is being planted and we are trending in that direction, as the poll demonstrates.

[Higgenbotham]

For a basic look, someone can get a world map of average births per woman that divide the map into areas where birth rates are adequate to maintain the population (blue in this case) and areas where birth rates are not (pink in this case).

After looking at the map, it might be helpful to look at this list, which has the fertility rates listed from highest to lowest and shows all the countries that are at or above replacement for 2024. Also, there is a list for 2022. By comparing the lists, it can be seen how much fertility fell in each country over the past 2 years. Almost all are falling. Replacement is shown to be 2.3 with average worldwide fertility also at 2.3. It's probably worth noting that as of 2024, India is at 2.0. Therefore, drawing immigrants from a country such as India which is now below replacement to control population collapse will accelerate the population collapse of that country.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_c ... ility_rate

1 Niger 6.6
2 Chad 6.0
3 DR Congo 6.0
4 Somalia 6.0
5 Central African Republic 5.7
6 Mali 5.7
7 Angola 5.0
8 Nigeria 5.0
9 Burundi 4.8
10 Benin 4.7
11 Burkina Faso 4.5
12 Tanzania 4.5
13 Gambia 4.4
14 Mozambique 4.4
15 Afghanistan 4.3
16 Sudan 4.3
17 Cameroon 4.2
18 Ivory Coast 4.2
19 Mauritania 4.2
20 Senegal 4.2
21 Uganda 4.2
22 Guinea 4.1
23 South Sudan 4.1
24 Togo 4.1
25 Zambia 4.1
26 Congo 4.0
27 Equatorial Guinea 4.0
28 Ethiopia 3.9
29 Liberia 3.9
30 Comoros 3.8
31 Guinea-Bissau 3.8
32 Samoa 3.8
33 Solomon Islands 3.8
34 Madagascar 3.7
35 Malawi 3.7
36 Sierra Leone 3.7
37 Eritrea 3.6
38 Rwanda 3.6
39 São Tomé and Príncipe 3.6
40 Vanuatu 3.6
41 Yemen 3.6
42 Ghana 3.4
43 (1) French Guiana (France) 3.4
44 Gabon 3.3
45 Iraq 3.3
46 Palestine 3.3
47 Pakistan 3.3
48 Zimbabwe 3.3
49 Kenya 3.2
50 Kiribati 3.2
51 Namibia 3.2
52 Papua New Guinea 3.1
53 Tajikistan 3.1
54 Tonga 3.1
55 Tuvalu 3.1
56 Kazakhstan 3.0
57 Israel 2.9
58 Kyrgyzstan 2.9
59 Lesotho 2.9
60 East Timor 2.9
61 Egypt 2.8
62 Algeria 2.7
63 Botswana 2.7
64 Djibouti 2.7
65 Eswatini 2.7
66 Haiti 2.7
67 Jordan 2.7
68 Mongolia 2.7
69 Philippines 2.7
70 Uzbekistan 2.7
71 Micronesia 2.6
72 Syria 2.6
73 Turkmenistan 2.6
74 Bolivia 2.5
75 (2) Guam (US) 2.5
76 Oman 2.5
77 Fiji 2.4
78 Laos 2.4
79 Paraguay 2.4
80 Cambodia 2.3
81 Guatemala 2.3
82 Guyana 2.3
83 Honduras 2.3
84 Libya 2.3
85 Panama 2.3
86 Saudi Arabia 2.3
87 Seychelles 2.3
88 South Africa 2.3
89 Suriname 2.3
World 2.3
Population replacement 2.3

Every other country is below 2.3.

[aedens]

Insert the most narcissism, overconfidence, and actual sociopathy is the Field Manual for the purposeful stupidity already known and underway.
It requires a particular set of skills they ignore.
Banker dead for Four days at desk.
Dysfunctional mess is always meticulously planned.
The rigorous intellectual exploration is going as desired.

They cannot care what hour they are in.
Mon Aug 12, 2024 7:49 am
I was told from another this weekend go seek my chidren who remain.
The hour is late.