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An Intellectual Exercise: Why Money Doesn’t Buy Power

Posted by Bob on June 26th, 2007 under Coaching Session, History


As an experienced old man, I have a set of basic rules about human behavior which are useful for anyone to take into account. That is what I want you to absorb.

Let’s take “money buys power” and run it through my way of thinking:

1) A person who has little or no money will tell you all about how rich people get rich;

2) A person without power will be glad to explain to you about where all the power is, who has it, and how they got it.

3) A person who has neither power nor money will tell you that money = power.

4) NOW TO A REALLY BASIC RULE OF LIFE:

Any opinion which is explicable is probably WRONG.

We take this for granted every time we watch a commercial or an infomercial: This person is trying to sell me something, so he is not being completely truthful with me.
But since our Obedience Training in World War II, this rules ends right there. We have things called “professional objectivity” and “peer review,” both of which should make a rational person laugh out loud.

A lawyer or a doctor may not be trying to SELL you a specific product, but they have a very definite idea about WHO should end up with a huge share of the money and power. Social science professors are the same way.

In fact, my main view of the future is a battle I talked about in my first book over thirty years ago, but which no one is aware is developing. It is the war between social science and hard science.

This latter combines my rule on EXPLICABLE opinions versus simple truth. We all know that hard science is pretty reliable (Pace SysOps) until it begins to conflict with social science. Then the “scientist” who wants to keep his job bends over backwards and lies with absolute shamelessness. That is because the only excuse social scientists have for demanding power and money is their doctrine of Political Correctness, and since professors rule campuses, it has been easy for hard science to stay out of PC’s way.

Until now. But the power to bring endless life and happiness, once the province of the theologians and now the province of Political Correctness and Marxism or Libertarianism is becoming REAL. And hard science will have it.

It is as simple as that.

Just as science could not continue under the rigid rule of theologians, it cannot go ahead under the rules of PC. The conflict is just in a few areas now, and is hardly noticed. But what makes the future is NEVER noticed in the present.

Which leads us back to anther basic thought: Opinions which are EXPLICABLE are not true. Which is why the field of Futurology is a bad joke. What does Futurology EXPLAIN? Does it have anything to do with explaining the FUTURE?

Of course not! Futurology depends on funding and publication TODAY. A professional Futurologist must predict a future which will hit the mass media and appeal to the “peer review” committees that give out money TODAY. All Futurist predictions are explicable in those terms. I gave you a good example of this by telling you why demography is known among sane economists as “panic science.” Population predictions that make it to the media and produce movies like Soylent Green get fame and funding,

And this leads me back to the original subject. Why does money NOT buy power? For the exact same reason that Futurology money produces nothing but misinformation about the real future. Funding produces experts who tell rich people how to influence “the people,” but those “people” are as alien to real people as any E.T. They are “the people” Marxists talk abut, “the people” professors talk about, and therefore “the people” that the rich believe in. Just how many members of “the working class” she has talked about all her life has Jane Fonda ever LISTENED to?

This rule was stated LONG before Bob discovered it: “No one ever tells the truth to a rich man or a beautiful woman.”

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  1. #1 by Simmons on 06/26/2007 - 2:17 pm

    Sounds like our Senate the rich and the powerful and equally clueless regardless of ideology or party affiliation. The Mantra will be in fertile fields soon enough.

  2. #2 by Dave on 06/26/2007 - 2:47 pm

    Anyone with real skills in science and research is unlikely to succumb to any type of bullying.

    Political Correctness is a brand of bullying, that’s all it is.

    There are two types of bullies. The first type is narcissistic. These are essentially juveniles (regardless of age) who are easy to defeat. This is because they don’t even know where power begins and are never realistic about what is actually going on.

    The second type of bully is a realist. They are several orders harder to deal with. They are absolutely cynical and hard headed in everything they do. These are the true promoters of Political Correctness and any form of “correctness” will do for them.

    The “Greatest Generation” had no street smarts, was favored by an affluence that was not of their doing, and accordingly was easy prey for the second type of bully. If life were harsher for them, they would have been more prone to stand up to the second type of bully.

    I think one of the greatest mistakes that revolutionaries continually make is failure to accurately identify the second type of bully for attacks.

    A policy of attacking only the truly guilty is critical and tragically almost always ignored.

  3. #3 by mderpelding on 06/26/2007 - 7:52 pm

    Real economics:

    You can buy a Krupp.

    You can’t buy a Hitler.

    Put another way:

    An expert postulates the existance of “A.”
    This expert builds a machine to sense “A.”
    The machine dutifully senses “A.”
    The expert wins public accolade because he has proven the existance of “A.”

    The above is the template for most modern science of any sort.
    Political, social, biological, whatever.

    A recap…

    Lots of people know who Hitler is.
    How many recognize Krupp?

  4. #4 by Andershot on 06/27/2007 - 2:05 am

    Just how many members of “the working class” she has talked about all her life has Jane Fonda ever LISTENED to?

    This rule was stated LONG before Bob discovered it: “No one ever tells the truth to a rich man or a beautiful woman.”

    As repugnant as her politics are to most Americans, Jane Fonda is probably the best actress in American film today. I’d put her ahead of Jessica Lange and probably ahead of Meryl Streep.

  5. #5 by Dave on 06/27/2007 - 11:44 am

    Mpelderling,

    Your observation is fabulous:

    An expert postulates the existence of “A.”
    This expert builds a machine to sense “A.”
    The machine dutifully senses “A.”
    The expert wins public accolade because he has proven the existence of “A.”

    The above is the template for most modern science of any sort.
    Political, social, biological, whatever.

    99% of all research turned out by graduate students at universities is pure crap precisely because these neophyte researchers do not understand that the sensing machine cannot assume the “existence of A” in any facet of the design of the machine.

    Social scientists are hopeless on this issue.

    The researcher cannot confuse what is observed with the device used to make the observation. This is why Johann Goethe said: “In life nothing less than everything will do”. He was stating the essence of scientific observation.

    He was also stating by negative implication the essence of Wordism.

    I’m sure that people like Sir Francis Bacon or Johann Goethe would have welcomed someone like BW into their midst. Alas, the modern university has no use for him.

  6. #6 by danerebor on 06/27/2007 - 12:25 pm

    Does belief ‘buy’ power?

  7. #7 by Bob on 06/28/2007 - 8:41 am

    danebor, power is the ability to make the world according to your beliefs or your interests. Your question is cute, but meaningless.

  8. #8 by Alan on 06/30/2007 - 12:24 am

    Bill Gates is the worlds richest man, many would say Bill Gates pocesses power. In reality it is the American business community and their ability to adapt new technology through creativity that made Bill Gates who he is today. Bill Gates has thanked them all by outsourcing, hiring foreign programmers, Bill Gates does not understand what real power “IS”.

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