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Here it is, the final (third) "study guide" to Scott Noble's documentary series, The Power Principle! I've posted the other two here before, also, with some nice reaction, so I thought I'd do the same for the third.

Power Principle I - Empire
http://uselesseaterblog.blogspot.ca/201 ... dance.html

Power Principle II - Propaganda
http://uselesseaterblog.blogspot.ca/201 ... ganda.html

Power Principle III - Apocalypse
http://uselesseaterblog.blogspot.ca/201 ... lypse.html

Cheers!
yer old pal Jerky

Thank you very much for this - I find this "bite-sized chunk with references" approach very helpful and think it works to add value to the Power Principle series. Great work!

Searcher08 » 29 Dec 2014 16:35 wrote:Thank you very much for this - I find this "bite-sized chunk with references" approach very helpful and think it works to add value to the Power Principle series. Great work!

Cant claim to have see any of this series yet, but judging by Jerkys annotations, it seems much on the money.

This information is vital. Its an array of data which needs dissipating far and wide.

And always remember that this is within just, relatively speaking, one particular field.

Imagine what happens when people start to get the bigger fucking picture?

slimmouse » Mon Dec 29, 2014 4:44 pm wrote:

Searcher08 » 29 Dec 2014 16:35 wrote:Thank you very much for this - I find this "bite-sized chunk with references" approach very helpful and think it works to add value to the Power Principle series. Great work!

Cant claim to have see any of this series yet, but judging by Jerkys annotations, it seems much on the money.

This information is vital. Its an array of data which needs dissipating far and wide.

And always remember that this is within just, relatively speaking, one particular field.

Imagine what happens when people start to get the bigger fucking picture?

I think that part of that process is having information presented in a respectful way and from the simpler to the more complex (in a way that one can 'drive' oneself), along with plenty of clear context, which is what Jerky provides here.

I think as well as the Need-to-know, there is a Need-NOT-to-Know.

Having a mass of context free information CopyPasta-ed, without clear context in these rapidly changing times is amounts to "information-bandwidth jamming".
Why should the reader be put in a position of having to try and figure out WHY something is posted, what the CONTEXT is etc. This is not saying the info might not be useful / important - just that it needs 'meta data' as much as a web page does.

I suspect or at least sincerely hope, that an increasing egrigore of sentient humans is beginning to get what all these various "factoids"" ultimately amount to, and as such are subsequently assimilated into an ever evolving, species wide, contextual understanding.. ( If that makes sense)

This evolving context may naturally be very problematic for those who still desire to perpetuate the current madness.

Thanks for the kind words, guys.

I'll continue to post my "concordances" for future documentaries (old and new) as well as study guides (informational summaries) of various books for those people who want all the information found therein, but don't have three or four days to read a complete 350-pager. These are among the most popular posts on my blogs, so I guess SOMEBODY is getting something out of them!

Jerky