Super Stupid : Why The Educated Elite Are So Wrong So Often About So Many Things

Normal stupidity, super stupidity, and plain, unadorned, everyday stupidity are all legitimate, but different kinds of stupidity. It may sound strange, but it turns out that stupidity really does come in different flavors that aren't equally stupid -- some of them are far more serious and dangerous than others. In Part I, we will explain how normal stupidity is built into our equipment, and is not a bad thing, but on the contrary, is actually quite a good thing. In Part II, we will explain how super stupidity is a different and much more dangerous order of stupidity that is the result of choices deliberately made and actions carefully taken to satisfy emotional needs. In Part !!! we look to the future and consider our different options for limiting the damage that super stupidity does to our society.Super stupidity breeds on character flaws and thrives on intellectual weakness; it is a noxious concoction of arrogance and disrespect that anyone can brew on their own, but that our institutions of higher learning carefully breed into their liberal arts graduates.The super stupid postmodernist philosophy that has taken over the universities preaches that there is no reality but power, no morality but its collectivist ideology. In fact, though, it turns out that reality actually is real, and that it can be unambiguously defined once you realize that that the reality of physical things and the reality of ideas and meaning are both legitimate, but separate, realities. Once you grok the multiplicity of reality, then you can immediately begin to understand that truth also actually does exist, but as a matrix, rather than as a simple scalar value.Higher level reasoning is more complicated than we were led to believe. So complicated, in fact, that universities haven't even begun to explore it, let alone to teach it. But, once you find where the path that leads to it starts, you will see that the way forward is neither too difficult, nor too long, to climb.

• | Author: M. LAUER
• | Publisher: Independently Published
• | Publication Date: Sep 14, 2019
• | Number of Pages: 403 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1693223104
• | ISBN-13: 9781693223105