Oligarchical collectivism and the four steps to learning politics

The status quo of Oligarchical Collectivism, Arthur Young’s Learning Process and application of Lord Acton’s Rule.

Ethan Indigo Smith

It’s a mad world. It’s a world immersed in oligarchical collectivism. George Orwell coined the term which describes exactly the state of the world today. An oligarchy is an institution by the few. Collectivism occurs when like systems or beings or in this case institutions link together. The world functions on oligarchical collectivism. Oligarchical collectivism can be abstractly depicted as a pyramid made up of many blocks, with fewer and fewer controlling aspects above. 

The linking of institutions in the form of oligarchical collectivism, as George Orwell so accurately called it, is the predicament of the status quo. Oligarchical collectivism is at the root of all the world’s problems. Abstractly, the collective of oligarchies becomes concerned with the institutions that the pyramid is made of and not the individuals the pyramid is supposedly built for.

Concretely the problem can be seen in a healthcare system which props up insurance and pharmaceutical industries. And in a martial and war practices which run the planet. And even in the austerity measures where the concern for individuals is second to the concern for institutions.

Nuclear Experimentation: Year 67

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Ethan Indigo Smith

Here is an extremely brief overview of the physical destruction of nuclear experimentation:

Nevada Test Site, multiple detonations. Hiroshima Japan, detonation. Nagasaki Japan, detonation. Bikini Atoll, multiple detonations. Hanford, Washington, storage becoming impossible to contain and? Russia and China and all nuclear nations of Europe have their own containment problems. Simi Valley, California, experimental meltdown and? Madagascar atmosphere, SNAP 9A plutonium powered satellite crashes. Three Mile Island, Pennsylvania, meltdown. Chernobyl, Ukraine, meltdown and? Fukushima, Japan, multiple meltdowns and? (Sources here and here)

The question marks above are because not even supposed nuclear scientists know exactly what is occurring in these places.

Over 2,000 experimental nuclear detonations have battered the most amazing place in the solar system, Mother Earth. Aside from the major nuclear experimentation accidents and detonations which have occurred, that we are aware of, there have been countless leaks and lost materials during the last 67 years of nuclear experimentation, mainly in the fields of power generation and martial detonation experimentation. Some releases were less notable as far as the amount radioactive particles released, and some have been kept secret. Omitting information and keeping secrets is typical for the nuclear experimentation industry, it was incepted in secret; and because of its close ties to the global military industrial complex, and because of how insanely dangerous it is, it operates secretively to this day. 

Nuclear Experimentation Killed Free Power

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Ethan Indigo Smith

This article contains information you might want to ignore. California was nuked in the fifties. The Matrix of Four types of information explained in relation to the enhanced entropy of nuclear experimentation. How nuclear experimentation killed ocean current power, and possibly is preventing us from understanding the god particle/the Higgs Boson counter-wave. 

The first (known) meltdown of a nuclear power generator in the U.S.A. occurred in July of 1959 at the Santa Susana Field Laboratories in Simi Valley, CA. Since this accident pre-dated any regulation of the nuclear industry, no one will ever know how much radioactivity was strewn around as a result. Reasonable people guess the released amount was comparable to what happened at Three Mile Island or Chernobyl, but much less than the ongoing disaster at Fukushima.

The Simi Valley reactor was an experimental “fast-breeder” type, bizarrely cooled by liquefied metallic Sodium, a substance which will explode when doused with water, and burst into flame when exposed to air. Thousands of pounds of this laboratory curiosity remain unaccounted for. Obviously it has all long since oxidized, and remains in the biosphere as Sodium ions, the familiar Sodium part of Sodium Chloride, table salt. Except, of course, for such Sodium as absorbed a fast-moving neutron from the fast-breeder, turning into radioactive Sodium 24, which in view of a half-life measured in hours, has long since decayed to the radio stable Magnesium 24.