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by cronus » Mon Jan 06, 2014 8:16 am
Seems smart people make/do things ordinary people want and yet not every smart person, or community, is well placed for this activity. Over time a ordered set of smart people making stuff and doing stuff popular with all emerges - and this leaves some very smart people on the periphery and the outsider who is very smart and yet cannot be 'in' will grow bored with the status quo and attempt its overthrow. A civilization that requires less very very smart folks, because of computing power say, will incur not only boredom but active attempts at overthrow since a very very smart type of person will have the true edge on the chaotic aftermath. Things like 9/11 and the looming dollar crash might best be explained by this - maybe? and given the over reliance on technology to achieve intellectual tasks more and more very very smarts and a few very smarts and even a few simply smarts will form co-coalitions to overthrow the ant-hill society we live in today.
Bailouts and too big to fails make for too much structure. Something must be done.
Negative individuals abound in every high IQ society.

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by Rum » Mon Jan 06, 2014 8:21 am
Smart people like you, you mean?
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by cronus » Mon Jan 06, 2014 8:29 am
Rum wrote:Smart people like you, you mean?
No, I'm not there yet. You on the other hand have great potential.
I was reading this and thinking about the geeks of cyberspace in general today....less and less making it big, more and big ideas all the time though.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-25576645
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by Clinton Huxley » Mon Jan 06, 2014 8:46 am
I'm going to ask a very very smart person to translate the op into English....
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by cronus » Mon Jan 06, 2014 8:50 am
Clinton Huxley wrote:I'm going to ask a very very smart person to translate the op into English....
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-25617844
Your country requires your wallet, my good sir.

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by rainbow » Mon Jan 06, 2014 12:45 pm
Scrumple wrote:Seems smart people make/do things ordinary people want and yet not every smart person, or community, is well placed for this activity. Over time a ordered set of smart people making stuff and doing stuff popular with all emerges - and this leaves some very smart people on the periphery and the outsider who is very smart and yet cannot be 'in' will grow bored with the status quo and attempt its overthrow. A civilization that requires less very very smart folks, because of computing power say, will incur not only boredom but active attempts at overthrow since a very very smart type of person will have the true edge on the chaotic aftermath. Things like 9/11 and the looming dollar crash might best be explained by this - maybe? and given the over reliance on technology to achieve intellectual tasks more and more very very smarts and a few very smarts and even a few simply smarts will form co-coalitions to overthrow the ant-hill society we live in today.
Bailouts and too big to fails make for too much structure. Something must be done.
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by pErvinalia » Mon Jan 06, 2014 1:16 pm
Inevitable period of me not understanding what Scrumple is going on about...

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by JacksSmirkingRevenge » Mon Jan 06, 2014 1:36 pm
Clinton Huxley wrote:I'm going to ask a very very smart person to translate the op into English....
"Evil genius is the future...The devil makes work for idle hands."

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by PsychoSerenity » Mon Jan 06, 2014 1:44 pm
Smart people have far more to do in a high-tech society. It's the not-so-smart people who've inherited daddy's wealth and connections but who can achieve nothing more than becoming a politician, that you've got to worry about.
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by cronus » Mon Jan 06, 2014 2:08 pm
PsychoSerenity wrote:Smart people have far more to do in a high-tech society. It's the not-so-smart people who've inherited daddy's wealth and connections but who can achieve nothing more than becoming a politician, that you've got to worry about.
I'd say everyone with a IQ below 155 is happy with the push button society one way or another. The trouble begins with those who have a IQ of 156 and throw stones through real windows.
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by JimC » Mon Jan 06, 2014 8:11 pm
I always wanted to be an evil genius, but deep down, I'm simply too nice...
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