Today's quazi-German sermon is about deferring to greater expertise. I'm not of German heritage. It's illusory non-nonsense, for rhetorical purposes. I'm histrionic. Anything said with terse authority seems Germanic to me, and this is, for certain, pure media influenced prejudice. I watched Hogan's Heros from it's genesis. The neuro-window-dressing could be put out with the weekly paper refuse. And yet it augments sound reason. Like leather seats improves your driving experience.
At large a daunting national crisis in validity and competence makes people speak with florid equivocation. People are assholes for assuming their own cache of knowledge is just fine the way it is, or, worse, is superior to that of people more soundly in the know. Dim wits have been taught to believe they are entitled to status as smart fuckers. College teaches people they are bright, exceptional, and deserving of wealth in excess of ditch diggers. I'm neutral on wage scales, for the nonce, because this is another one of my asshole free market econ puff pieces, and I don't really believe much of this shit will materialize in four to eight years. There's some theoretical shit I feel should be translated into popular memes.
Social business models operate under an assumption that interest groups are entitled to advance in society by process of dialectic materialism. They learn the ways of lucrative big business and then assume executive, mid-management, and labor positions with-in business and industry. They assume political power. The same process is repeated in reforming government. In an oiled working model, women and minorities replace industry and government through dialectic materialism. There's a catch. It only works when people's brains are sympatico with the job description. The national crisis would make a dandy country western song hook, like 'there are shit heads put in high places, and fucking with everyone's mind.'
These affirmative action hires are fucking up business and industry, both public and private. The Fed isn't running on all eight cylinders. This frivolous quazi-German sermon focuses on incompetent people in high places, and people taught to think they are better than the best of egg heads. Fuck them. They aren't.
At large a daunting national crisis in validity and competence makes people speak with florid equivocation. People are assholes for assuming their own cache of knowledge is just fine the way it is, or, worse, is superior to that of people more soundly in the know. Dim wits have been taught to believe they are entitled to status as smart fuckers. College teaches people they are bright, exceptional, and deserving of wealth in excess of ditch diggers. I'm neutral on wage scales, for the nonce, because this is another one of my asshole free market econ puff pieces, and I don't really believe much of this shit will materialize in four to eight years. There's some theoretical shit I feel should be translated into popular memes.
Social business models operate under an assumption that interest groups are entitled to advance in society by process of dialectic materialism. They learn the ways of lucrative big business and then assume executive, mid-management, and labor positions with-in business and industry. They assume political power. The same process is repeated in reforming government. In an oiled working model, women and minorities replace industry and government through dialectic materialism. There's a catch. It only works when people's brains are sympatico with the job description. The national crisis would make a dandy country western song hook, like 'there are shit heads put in high places, and fucking with everyone's mind.'
These affirmative action hires are fucking up business and industry, both public and private. The Fed isn't running on all eight cylinders. This frivolous quazi-German sermon focuses on incompetent people in high places, and people taught to think they are better than the best of egg heads. Fuck them. They aren't.
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