I recommand reading "Lucifer principle" by Howard Bloom, who insists on group selection (for instance unemployed men tend to die just like useless cells in our body).
I forgot to tell you, I linked to your page from the Articles sectiuon of
Millennium:
http://www.childrenofmillennium.org/philosophy/articles_main.htm
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--- In beyondismscience message 23, Chris Allen wrote:
> The HTML version of the text of Cattell's A New Morality
> from Science has been updated, and footnote links have
> been activated:
> http://www.efn.org/~callen/ToC.htm
>
> Upcoming exnhancements will include the text of the
> summary of Chapter 5, and the entire text of Chapter 8.
These two latter enhancements have now been completed. Enjoy:
http://www.efn.org/~callen/ToC.htm
-Chris
The HTML version of the text of Cattell's A New Morality
from Science has been updated, and footnote links have
been activated:
http://www.efn.org/~callen/ToC.htm
Upcoming exnhancements will include the text of the
summary of Chapter 5, and the entire text of Chapter 8.
-Chris
A new table of contents for Cattell's 1972 (he wrote two; the second
one was published in 1987) Beyondism book "A New Morality from
Science" has been put up at:
http://www.efn.org/~callen/ANewMoralityFromScience.htm
It is in HTML for easy reading, easy cut-and-pasting, and easy web
navigating. Right now only chapter 1 has live links. More will be
added later.
-Chris
--- In beyondismscience message 9, beyondismscience wrote:
> a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the
> beyondismscience group.
>
> File: /Beyondism_writings/Beyondism_1972/Text_version/Part_I_-
_Chapters_1-5/Chapter_3/section3.3.txt
> Description : The Check of Group Upon Individual
> Natural Selection: Cooperative Competition
Sorry. That is a mistake. The new file is section 3.1,
"The Bond of Religion with Morality, in Inspired,
Metaphysical and Scientific Prespectives":
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/beyondismscience/files/Beyondism_writing
s/Beyondism_1972/Text_version/Part_I_-_Chapters_1-5/Chapter_3/
http://tinyurl.com/4phnj
-Chris
--- In beyondismscience message 1, Mark Henshaw wrote:
> After being eventually forced to accept the importance
> of FD/FI as a psychometric trait, I have been sadly
> unable to find any information on it
> through the web. Can you offer any assistance?
I would try a subscription psychology database like the
full-text ProQuest Psychology Journals database:
http://www.arc.losrios.edu/~library/databases/alldboff.htm
That way you can follow leads as you develop them
in real-time from continuous research and database
feedback, and you will know you are searching
through absolutely all of the psychology papers yet
submitted (since as far back in time as the given
database goes). Also, subscription database front-ends
will often have sophistricated search software that can
do things like automatically explode terms and offer
extensive search customizability that can achieve
results filtering dramatically more refined than
that from any internet search engine.
-Chris
--- In BS message 3, Chris Allen wrote:
> Especially important for the uninitiated reader to start
> out with, I think, would be chapters Two and Seven,
Sorry. I should say which book I am talking about. There
were two Beyondism books published by Cattell, one in
1972 and one in 1987 (they are *not* two editions of the
sme book; they have different titles and separately unique
contents). Chapters from both books are reproduced in
the files section of the beyondismscience website. When I
suggested, above, reading chapters Two and Seven, I was
referring to the 1972 Beyondism book.
And, incidentally, the 1972 book is supposed to be the
more technically-oriented of the two. The 1987 version
was supposedly intended to be written in a more breazy
tone and to serve as a platform to casually suggest some
applications of Beyondism thinking to current events as
they stood in the mid-80's.
-Chris (hitssquad)
(beyondismscience discussion group owner)
Welcome, beyondismscience subscribers.
Please feel free to avail yourselves of the portions of Cattell's
Beyondism writings which are reproduced in the Files section of this
discussion-group's website.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/beyondismscience/
Especially important for the uninitiated reader to start out with, I
think, would be chapters Two and Seven, since these address
particularly widespread philosophical inconsistencies presently
afflicting the social sciences and categorized by Cattell under the
general rubric of "humanism".
Since Alypius, as I judge his words, has voiced criticisms similar
(posted to the e-l discussion group) to the ones Cattell brings to
the table here, e-l readers might find Cattell's analysis of the
origins of humanism and its near-universal adoption by students of
the social sciences to be particularly interesting.
And please remember that all copywrited intellectual property
reproduced here is made available only under the condition that its
use will be restricted to non-profit educational and scientific
discussion purposes only, per Title 17 U.S.C. section 107.2.
-Chris
(beyondismscience discussion group owner)
--- In Message 1 of 1, Mark William Henshaw wrote:
> After being eventually forced to accept the importance
> of FD/FI as a psychometric trait, I have been sadly
> unable to find any information on it through the web.
> Can you offer any assistance?
Don't worry. I'm formulating an answer.
(Such is life as a perfectionist.)
-Chris
After being eventually forced to accept the importance of FD/FI as a
psychometric trait, I have been sadly unable to find any information on it
through the web. Can you offer any assistance?
--Mark