The Memetic Firewall
Robert RappleanIn a world built from lies, it can be difficult to know who to trust. This web site aims to provide a philosophy that will allow us to navigate our personal information maelstrom.
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The Right to Harm, Part 1
The right to harm is the most powerful and prevalent memetic exploits in all of existence. If you convincingly tell people that they have the right to harm others, they will follow you into battle against demons and angels alike.
Right to...
Veracity
When Vanessa Otero created the Media Bias Chart, her first challenge was to define the axes. Neither of them was straightforward. While most people would have made the left-right one based on the classical liberal/conservative political pol...
Fashion, Politics, and Illusion
One of my band-mate floated a song he’d like us to work on, and it set me thinking. The foundation of the song is a monologue from The Devil Wears Prada, where Miranda Priestly puts Andy Sachs in her place. Take a moment to watch that power...
A difficult ask
I’m going to ask you to do something that you don’t want to do. I’m going to ask you to admit that you’re wrong.
What went through your mind when you read that? Obviously, you’re wondering what you’d be wrong about. You’re going through th...
What is hatred?
You wanna know what I hate? I hate willful ignorance. This is the inverse of self-confirmation bias, where a person purposely avoids information because they might learn that they are wrong.
Why do I hate it? That’s kind of a funny questio...
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Robert Rapplean is a software engineer, political activist, philosopher, science fiction author and sculptor, among other things.
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