March 15, 2021

If you see a lot of problems in the world, they are shaped by the absence of abstract reality. If you don't see a lot of problems in the world, you don't have any abstract reality.

Abstract reality is what connects everything together. What happens without abstract reality is that nothing fits right and contradictions are visible everywhere.

To normal persons, the contradictions don't look right. Corrupters assume that everything is just fine, while they impose their corrupt motives onto us in absurd ways.

An example is the first impeachment of Trump for defying campaign laws, when he picked up the phone and tried to intimidate the head of Ukraine into degrading Joe Biden, his opponent in the election. Campaign laws have a purpose, because presidents can railroad an election with the power they have to influence everyone. But conservatives belittled the impeachment saying it involved nothing but a life-style dispute.

Isn't there something missing when a democratic government creates campaign laws for a purpose and the violators say it is nothing but a life-style dispute? If conservatives could understand the purpose of the laws, they would try to be more credible; but they don't see a problem due to missing abstract reality which tells what the problems are.

Such contradictions show up in all problems including fake science and technology. If the persons creating the problems understood the abstract realities, they wouldn't be so galling in trying to force destructivity onto everyone. They think they are getting by with something because of their unawareness of the conflicts they create with surrounding realities.

The whole concepts of renewable energy, electric vehicles and self-driving are beyond absurd, but it takes specialized knowledge to see what is going on. The public has no way of knowing how ridiculous those concepts are, but there are incompetent scientists and engineers at the origins of the problems.

Journalists brought the fake science and technology to the surface and pounded it into the heads of the public, often shoving real scientists out of their jobs doing so. Not understanding the complexities, journalists were drawn to the magical solutions. Proper standards are supposed to protect against such corruption, but the standards of journalism deteriorated along with everything else, as incompetent corrupters took over the social structures and used them for mongering power.

It shows that a lack of specialized knowledge does the same thing as a lack of abstract reality. The simple reason is because specialized knowledge is totally abstract.

Some comparisons of the difference are needed. Uninformed persons are assuming that energy can be gleaned from the sun and wind to drive electric vehicles. What they are missing is that those sources of energy are so dilute and impractical to use that they are unrealistic. A huge and expensive windmill is not gathering nearly enough energy to justify anything about it including destruction of environments and annoyance. Then the amount of wiring that would be needed to complete the project would cover the surface of the earth.

Uninformed persons are viewing the technology as if it were just like plugging in a toaster. Look what they are missing. The United States has a desperate shortage of electrical transmission lines to a point of creating a national security danger. Texas just showed us how that happens. No one will fix that problem, because the cost is prohibitive in producing more transmission lines. There is too much space to cover in the U.S. and too much metal required to do so. Even in Germany, they can't get the electricity from the coast, where the wind blows, to southern Germany, where the industry needs it. That's just one line for miniscule purposes.

Multiply those contradictions endlessly in fake science and technology. It's why know-nothings are not supposed to be imposing their ignorance onto others.