Yo, Boss:

Define Ortegrity under(in/with) Anarchy<:>Voluntary Hierarchy<:>Heterarchy

U down wit dat?

'cause I can volunteer IF worthy… .. . .

Otherwise:

The existence of God is not subjective: He either exists or he doesn't it's not a matter of opinion. You can have your own opinions, but you can't have your own facts

Ricky is immensely famous, of course, and he's very gracious about being stopped in the street and other aspects of Fame.

But being famous also prompted a typically witty remark on the subject of the widespread belief that only religious people are moral.

Being famous is like believing in God: Someone's watching you all the time.

I've never quite known how to cope with the retort that, " it's only Extremists who give a religion a bad name.

Ricky's answer to that at least hits one nail on the head.

You can easily spot any religion of peace. It's extremist members would be extremely peaceful.

Literary scholars have sometimes pointed out how fine can be the line between tragedy and comedy:

Some of the greatest comedians and comic characters have been close to crotchety; Charlie Chaplin Buster Keaton, Tony Hancock

Falstaff Basil Fawlty…

Ricky Gervais is one of the world's great comedians, but unlike some comedians. He's not himself a tragic figure. He's a happy man

with an endearing smile a; laughing court jester in a dark time.

He uses humour to lift us all out of despond.

Other comedians may do that in Escapist way, making us laugh as a way of running away from the dark reality of life.

Ricky doesn't do that. On the contrary, he goes right to the heart of the darkness tackles the evils of life and the evil people by confronting them head-on.

And Laughing at them! As he himself said, "if you can't joke about the most horrendous things in the world: What's the point of jokes?"

What's the point in having humor? Humor is to get us over terrible things.

Ladies and gentlemen

atheists and rationalists

I give you a great hero of our movement, our own wittily creative infectiously laughing court jester

Ricky Gervais

Q: Three doors (D.O.R.), One is not W.I.P.E.

Which 1?

(and don't sweat IT;- regardless your answer; at least the Children are safe(ish) with the three of 'em) -[unlike evil people]

>>9342445

Ricky Gervais and Richard Dawkins in Conversation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0BC3F0kqtw

00:16:33 " Being famous is like believing in God.

Someone's watching you all the time "

Nuggets throughout

>>9342445

Definitions MATTER<:>T.I.M.E.<:>[tic-toc_Hann]

Ortegrity

Side-bySide as Alexandra BURNS! [wHO cares] 4 thangs dat don't Matter[?]

https://www.synearth.net/Restricted-Confidential/OT.pdf

vs. [obfuscation]<:>[W.I.P.E.]ed

Heterarchy reduces conflict by seeking consensus. This appears to be the secret of its success. This is also why we see slow decision making, but rapid implementation. Hierarchy produces rapid decision making, but slow implementation.

Neither seemed universally superior, heterarchy worked best in some areas, but hierarchy clearly worked better in other areas.

Heterarchy and hierarchy seemed to be exclusionary as capitalism and socialism. It had to be either heterarchy or hierarchy, it could’t be both.

Exhausted, we decided to break.

[]

EUREKA

The structure of the mission team. Yes, I think you are right. The structure of the mission team would be a hierarchy.” He paused again, deep in thought, then continued, “But with an important difference from many hierarchies because everything is voluntary.”

I realized he was describing negotiated hierarchy, a powerful form of hierarchy that served a vital role in Galambos’s non-coercive capitalism. As Coulter continued talking, I saw the heterarchy in my mind’s eye begin to move. First, there was the heterarchy, then one member of the heterarchy declared a mission. The heterarchy suddenly configures itself into a mission hierarchy — a negotiated hierarchy. During the mission it functions as a hierarchy. Each member standing where he agreed to stand, performing those tasks he volunteered to perform. The system was strongly self-organizing. Once the mission was completed, the hierarchy was abandoned the members return to the heterarchy.

Heterarchy becoming hierarchy becoming heterarchy becoming hierarchy becoming heterarchy becoming hierarchy and on and on and on………….

RArK!

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