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May 3, 2022Liked by Chris Bray

This has been a bad day for reading my 100 substacks. All of them have nothing but entirely depressing news. Where is some good news? :(

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May 3, 2022Liked by Chris Bray

The disease just keeps spreading. No one will be spared.

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May 3, 2022ยทedited May 3, 2022Liked by Chris Bray

A natural progression from these warnings in a book published in 1997 of dark times for natural sciences ahead. They were called reactionaries, conspiracy kooks at the time. Hint: Truth-tellers are always called reactionaries and conspiracy kooks by radicals attempting to seize power while the population is asleep and in denial.

Higher Superstition: The Academic Left and Its Quarrels with Science by Paul R. Gross and Norman Levitt

Science Is Increasingly the Target of Would-Be Revolutionaries and Regicide

https://fee.org/articles/higher-superstition-the-academic-left-and-its-quarrels-with-science-by-paul-r-gross-and-norman-levitt/

Marx and Engles wrote, "there can be only one science, the science of history," when musing on the separation of natural and social sciences.

http://www.autodidactproject.org/quote/marxsci2.html

A separation that came about in the Age of Reason when Rene Descartes first designed the scientific method that came to challenge and discredit many of the nonscientific edicts and systems of control authored by autocrats. Inspired by a vision known as Descartes' Dream. Which he had in....1619. Coincidence or the actual target of The 1619 Project? The re-merging of natural and social sciences to discard reason, notions of autonomous self and usher in collectivist authoritarianism for the eternal bondage of man in service to their betters?

https://physics.weber.edu/carroll/honors/descarte.htm

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Gad Saad has a section in his book "the parasitic mind" about how Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion has supplanted the search for truth in some Canadian academic institutions. I've tried to talk about this issue to some prominent scientists I know, but very hard to articulate succinctly for those that aren't paying attention to cultural trends/aren't familiar with CRT etc. This article is particularly good, and a lot easier to share than a book segment. Thanks Chris!

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May 3, 2022Liked by Chris Bray

Shocking! ๐Ÿ™„

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Reading this I couldn't help but think of Vox Day, who's been using the term 'convergence' for like a decade now to describe institutional capture by the woke cult, and the way in which the institution's activities are inevitably redirected away from the core mission and towards advancing cultural marxism, And here we find the NSF, happily using exactly the same term coined by one of their bitterest enemies, to describe exactly the same process.

Clown world truly is its own parody.

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May 4, 2022Liked by Chris Bray

Any institution that hands out tax dollars is a big target for political warfare. It should be no surprise at all that the long march through the institutions has set up camp in the NSF.

Honestly, I'm pretty blasรฉ about it, myself. Government science is, generally speaking, pretty weak sauce already. The weaker it gets, the stronger the alternatives will be.

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This happened in environmental sciences in Universities 30-40 years ago. Freedom Fox is right to mention Marx. There is only one science, everything is political. What are we going to do about it?

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The Department For Fixing White People.

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I see we are well on our way to becoming a BIPOC Woke broke backwater.

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the corporate social credit system at work.

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This illustrates rather perfectly how globalism -- which I think is what the Rothschilds were aiming for from the moment they first hung up their red shield -- has infiltrated every facet of society. Which in turn illustrates how much power is to be had from gaining control over national money supplies.

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