Deducing the Unseen
This paper dismantles the main arguments for Swedish NATO membership from the most illustrious advocates. None of the conclusions in favour of NATO presented by the Government in the May 13 report survive scrutiny.
Arguments should be considered in relation to Common Sense I-III
Recent riots in Sweden either are the result of a conspicuous lack of judgment, or a deliberate attempt to incite violence by the police.
Other factors than religion:
*Rasmus Paludan’s paedophilia & rumour authorities kidnap children
*Political harassment prior to the event
If security is the issue, and this is meant to be the security of the citizens of Sweden or strategically similar countries, then joining NATO is a terrible idea
This timeline exposes covert oppression of a law-abiding citizen in a country which on all official accounts is regarded as one of the best-functioning democracies in the world
To be updated & continued
Inte konstigt att människor har konspirationsteorier med experter som ger feta masslobotomi-vibbar.
Arbetsmarknadsinsatser för långtidsarbetslösa levereras till en stor del av vinstdrivna företag som, till en alltför betydande del, bara kränger subventionerade långtidsarbetslösa. Dessa vinstdrivande leverantörer bistår med ett utbud av subventionerad arbetskraft, som i sin tur efterfrågas av företag med makt att reglera utbudet av långtidsarbetslösa. Regleringen sker via otrygga anställningar och genom att vänta utContinue reading “Systemet med rabatterade långtidsarbetslösa”
This scheme deals with configurations of unknown complexity. Moreover, the algorithm allows for arbitrary or inconsistent rules. In the end a probability measure reflecting the usefulness of the method is given regardless. This paper also gives probabilistic accounting perspectives.
In view of the conspiratorial accusations in the press in the aftermath of the untimely death of Lars Vilks, recent unmasking of Nazis at the highest echelons of the Swedish state are most welcome.
There are two sets of seemingly irreconcilable results indicating a fundamental problem in the social sciences and humanities. Previous research over the past decades shows that journalism is homogenous or obedient in favour of those in power1. In contrast, results in experimental psychology suggest that polarization should be prevalent in settings corresponding to those confronted by journalists. This paper proposes a parsimonious solution.
There are two sets of seemingly irreconcilable results indicating a fundamental problem in the social sciences and humanities. Previous research over the past decades shows that journalism is homogenous or obedient in favour of those in power1. In contrast, results in experimental psychology suggest that polarization should be prevalent in settings corresponding to those confronted by journalists. This paper proposes a parsimonious solution.
Power/You 