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Great essay.

“Another possibility is that the managerial class, having found the indigenous White populations troublesomely creative, independent, and hard to control, has elected to turn satire into reality, and dissolve the people and elect another.”

Exactly my analysis. I would substitute “managerial class” for “the controllers.” This is third-rail territory but if we continue not to see it crystal clearly at this stage of the cancer, the children of the world are heading into an unprecedented dark age. Also note: creativity and independence are an acquired taste, nourished by many Western values. But they are color-blind. The tactic of migrant and immigrant FLOODING sabotages assimilation and prevents the acquired taste from developing.

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Indeed, they can be learned, to a certain degree. But only so far. There is also an innate predisposition that can only be inherited. In any case, that doesn't change the result: flooding the zone prevents newcomers from assimilating, but also leads to genetic dilution, in the long run.

As for the controllers, they are less in control than they like to imagine.

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Eh, I don't agree on the genetic predisposition. I grew up in California among 3rd and 4th generation Asians and Hispanics, and they all "acquired the taste". Admittedly it does take a few generations and it can't happen when the floodgates are thrown open. (Also, admittedly, my neighborhood was fairly affluent so there's a built in selection bias.)

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Hispanic doesn't really have any biological meaning. It covers everything from full-blooded Mayan to direct descendant of the conquistadors, and most of them are far more European than they are anything else.

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True, as one such mostly-European person, I concur. But what about the Asians?

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The Asians are a better example of it being learnable and therefore not entirely innate, however, so far it's mostly confined to Japan. I've often heard Chinese immigrants remark that while they do quite well academically, they can't quite fathom the ability of Europeans to think laterally.

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I supervise two Chinese immigrants. One is capable of very broad thinking, I trust him to handle things the way I would (adjusting for experience/seniority). The other one is a bit more narrow, conforming more to your stereotype. Interestingly though, I think the second one would be more on board, ideologically, with the topics covered in your blog (compared with the first).

Regarding Japanese vs. Chinese. Lately I've started to wonder about language and how it functions as a carrier for far more information than we might assume on the surface. It is the analog of DNA on the astral plane. Thus, I think language plays an important role in how a people collectively behaves, as much possibly as physical DNA. As a language, Japanese is distantly related to Turkish. Thus, it may carry some Western Asiatic behavioral patterns that would not exist with people who speak Chinese languages.

So when non-European immigrants come to Western countries: if their grandchildren learn English as a first language I do think they end up behaving as Westerners. There's only one racial group that seems not to do that, no matter how many generations they speak English (or a variant thereof).

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Fascinating concept regarding language, which I think there may well be something to. To enter into a language is to enter into a different life-world. It changes one's personality. I noticed this when my Japanese started approaching conversational fluency, although I never got further than the shallows.

Of course, ideology and culture are two different concepts. One can share ideologies and little else.

As to racial groups, Eurasians in general are all cousin peoples. The biological differences are fairly small, and therefore more easily bridged by culture.

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The Asians aren't doctrinal commies - AT ALL. They're inveterate traders, in point of fact. They LOVE to haggle and get the better of a deal, but they've been cowed by Tianamen and the tanks. I have a some great anecdotes from my time living there, but I'll sum it by saying that they've survived a LOT of brutal emperors and dynasties across their history. The current CCP sociopaths have only been in power for 75 years. By Chinese standards, that's not even a drop in the bucket. It's too bad that our leaders have taken Mao's work as an instruction manual at how to subdue a population. We would do well to remember that it's the Chines government is OUR enemy, not the Chinese populace. I would import a SHIT-TON of hardworking, intelligent, free-minded Chinese and let them build infrastructure to support themselves in various places. (You ever notice how there are self-contained, self-sufficient "Chinatowns" everywhere in the world and they don't depend upon government subsidies?)

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It isn't so much the communist aspect, which is a thin ideological overlay. The main distinction I've seen is that they tend to be "communal*, in the sense of being less individualistic. In school this translates to working very hard to learn knowledge and master skills, which they excel at. But coming up with original ideas is something they struggle with.

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Yahtzee.

They work hard as hell, but they don't innovate; We innovate so we don't have to work hard at all.

That's why I would import a shit-ton of disaffected Chinese and give them some good ol' American Liberty. They can set an example for hard work w/ competition and we can help turn their kids into innovators. Win-win all the way around.

See, e.g., Epoch Times.

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Whereas Westerners tend to have the opposite problem.

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Yep. Every strength has an associated weakness.

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If you think California of all places has "acquired a taste" for freedom, then I've a Golden Gate Bridge to sell you.

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That was decades ago, before it got really communist. Believe it or not, not everybody who lives there is on board with what's going on.

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My understanding is the outside the big cities the regime is widely hated.

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Indeed. Talk to my uncle, a 2nd Amendment loving ex-Marine.

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Enough are to win routinely elections with 60% of the vote.

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The way I see it, on one end of the genetic spectrum there is inbreeding. Everyone agrees that this is a disastrous genetic outcome. On the other end of the spectrum, at best, there is a rich genetic mix, intelligence (if selection is done well), resistance to unfavorable recessive gene-driven diseases and manifestations. At worst, it is another story. But it is always another story at worst.

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Eugenic breeding is the happy compromise. No inbreeding, as after all recessive disorders degrade the genome; but breeding partners must be carefully selected for compatibility and quality.

Icelandic studies indicate that the sweet spot, for fertility at least, happens around the third cousin level.

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I have no problem with intelligent breeding based on quality, compatibility and free choice to create a robust, loving family unit. There are intangibles like scent which operate in the background to signal compatibility. The thing just goes on its own steam under the right conditions (culture).

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I think culture needs to consciously chosen to encourage the right breeding patterns. Our modern Western culture is highly dysgenic and will come crashing down because of it.

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