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Posted by Adolph Schmidt PhD. in Education, tags: economic strategist, Education, james scott princeton corporate solutions, meme, memes, memetics, microexpression, political economics, psychological profile, psyop, psyops, subliminal stimuli
The difference between a set of knuckles crossing one’s jaw at full velocity and a subconscious attack unloading triggers and cues customized to one’s emotional acceptance profile is that the broken jaw can be wired shut and healed and the remnants of emotional infiltration will never leave the mind and will constantly expand, grow and infect other areas of one’s thought patterns and processes for life. PSYOPS concepts imposed on the will of the recipient are far more devastating than any physical harm as the torcher and ongoing agony of a mind that will never stop meditating on one singular negative or one image can literally bring one to the brink of insanity.
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After the Dan Brown novels took perfectly brainwashed Christians and made them think of the possibility that the sexist mentality of the catholic church during the time of assembly and canonization of selected text could have tainted the idea of Jesus’ teachings and that the ‘virgin birth’ was actually a mistranslation I have to admit I was one of those office geeks with too much free time so I began to let curiosity get the best of me and developed an interest in conspiracy theories.
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Do you remember when drive in movies were it? Remember packing the family into the station wagon and pulling in beneath the stars and on a warm summer night finding putting your arm around your wife while the kids watched bug eye bathed in the luminescent glow of the big screen? Well, those days are over and we have to settle for the exclusive entertainment of the film rather the experience as a whole.
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Posted by Adolph Schmidt PhD. in Education, tags: Applicable Economic Strategy, Capitalist, Capitalist Strategy, Darwinist Economy, Education, james scott, james scott princeton corporate, meme, Milton Friedman, princeton corporate solutions, Real Economics, Zeitgeist
Economics, in its automaton form, is a sea of formulas and calculations of polling data to fuel perpetuated intellectual leukemia that is ’scholastic economics’. Professors spatter overly technical and minimally practical ideas that have yet to be proven yet the concepts are treated as fact and the leukemia spreads like wildfire throughout the university subculture leaving those who hire these self-proclaimed economists experiencing the wrong side of an icepick when attempting to apply these awkward template formulas in real life.
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Traditional economics is the study of ‘economy’ using formula concepts to calculate results with more of a scientific method such as the economic GDP formula GDP, or YD = Consumption + Investment + Government Spending + exports - imports where x-m =net imports. Therefore more precisely GDP = C + I +G + N. There are two other approaches to calculating GDP: calculate by production: formula consists of all the market value of goods and services produced; second calculate by household income: formula that sums up all household income received to come to economic GDP.
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Posted by Adolph Schmidt PhD. in Education, tags: Ben Polak, Education, Game Theory, globalization, james scott princeton corporate solutions, John Geanakoplos, psy ops, psyop, psyops, Yale university, zeitgeist economics
Power is the end result of a combination of influence and persuasion. Influence is a matter of contacts and being in the right place at the right time and persuasion is the adaption of message to mind. Charismatic leaders of the past wouldn’t get to first base today. The fist pump in the air, rants and raves and maniacal, spit flying podium acts only works in Baptist Churches where mind midgets congregate to celebrate mediocrity pinned beneath the tarnished thumb of a control freak.
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In the corporate strategies industry, in every aspect of the term, it is truly ’survival of the fittest’. If you’re strong enough to establish a name in this tiny niche industry you need to sleep no more than 3 hours per night and be ready anytime, anyplace for an intellectual style bare knuckle brawl.
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Posted by Adolph Schmidt PhD. in Education, tags: corporate consultant, economics, Education, formula for power, how to achieve influence, how to achieve power, how to obtain power, illuminati, james scott princeton corporate solutions, new world order, skull and bones, steps to power, supreme power
At the pinnacle of each industry there are a select few that dictate the trends and like sheep, the masses from every orifice of the industry follow. Order and structure is given to an industry by the established hierarchy within it. Hierarchy positions are filled by those that are able to bring clarity to the natural chaos that stems from lack of leadership, congestion in communication between the multiple facets of an industry and governing bodies. When governing bodies and governmental oversight committees seek experts to advise on the realities and challenges faced by professionals within the industry they reach out to those with the biggest mouths; those that have published authoritative and fact-based work with evidentiary support of its attraction to the industry forcing action by those within the industry and other demonstrative leadership initiatives by this small sub sector of professionals who have gone through the motions of making their voices heard about their industry.
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Posted by Adolph Schmidt PhD. in Education, tags: Education, james scott, machiavellian, neo machiavelli, new machiavelli, pcs, princeton corporate solutions, princetoncorporatesolutions, the 48 laws of power, the art of war
Attention students paying too much for university classes, most colleges are already trending toward more and more online courses with the very format you describe, at least for the core classes. The only thing I (with humor) take issue with in your statement is the part about “thousands of students per course..” yikes!
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In current economics three names stand out as the revolutionary minds that have both armed the public with knowledge to gain a foundation of comprehension of the way economy functions as well as a practical understanding of the factors that contribute to diagnosing the fickle field of fiscal theory.
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