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January 31, 2025

The larger the crowd, the dumber it gets

Democracy… sooner or later, the crowd will elect a complete fool to lead… reflection. The larger the crowd, the dumber it gets; the bigger the state, the more prone it is to mistakes and deception. Leadership is better entrusted to the best people with experience, the most honest and intelligent, with an unconditionally clean reputation.…

Main Flow

authority, Errors, fools, government, masses, organization, People, size, Society, structure
June 1, 2024

Natural tendency to use a common product

People have a natural tendency (convenience) to use a single large product. A kind of basic natural monopolization. Just because sometimes it’s more convenient when everyone knows one thing, for example in communications. In this context, sometimes it is good not to overthink diversity, but to make that single product available to the majority, but…

Main Flow

authoritarianism, convenience, diversity, masses, monopolozation, passivity, People, products, Society
February 22, 2024

Information wars

Information wars… not as obvious as it seems, but dumb and stupid things work better for crowds, normals, underclasses; the paradox is that the bad (lying, aggressive, unfree) side often wins such stages – it is easier for them to lie, manipulate, twist, shuffle, shift information…. at a short distance it gives advantage, of course,…

Main Flow

digital life, information, masses, normals, post-modern, public, Society, wars
January 15, 2024

Average consumerism

Here’s a quick thought experiment – I’m going to come to him with my [most famous burgers franchise] burger (assuming he doesn’t familiar with [most famous world burgers franchise]) and he’s obviously more likely to say like it’s bad food. And don’t forget that we’re not talking about smart sophisticated and honest people, but about…

Main Flow

consumerism, critics, masses, People, quality, relations, thought experiment, values
October 18, 2023

Dark ages

Politics today is a middlemen’s zone, smart goes to art or science, mid-range minds go to politics mostly; typically – activists, cops, money-makers… you will rarely meet genius people there, but usually just some lucky mediocre. Don’t mind exceptions, of course. Sure that’s got reasons behind it, today’s politics seems to be a dull field…

Main Flow

crisis, education, future, masses, mediocre minds, politics

Tag: masses

The larger the crowd, the dumber it gets

Natural tendency to use a common product

Information wars

Average consumerism

Dark ages