Tag Archives: meritocracy

Simulacrum of Merit

Posted on 2015/10/27 by

Well did I call it or what?  Climate alarm is the new religion which directly adopts the archetypal psychological patterns of Abrahamism.  That’s why Abrahamism is pushing it: Global bishops call for ‘complete decarbonisation’ Pope rallies bishops to press climate call … Continue reading →

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Meritocracy’s Existential Threat: The SIMULATION of Expertise

Posted on 2013/10/07 by

The main antithesis of Meritocracy might be called “the appearance of meritocracy”, that is, the pretense of expertise.  As in, pretending to be an expert, and in particular, on a subject which you made up.  When I say “appearance”, I … Continue reading →

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Meritocracy: Its Weaknesses and How to Improve It, a Lesson from Climate Alarm

Posted on 2013/04/23 by

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Meritocracy In a Democratic Meritocracy, the role of voting has been loosely described as “the most qualified people voting on particular areas of government policy”.  One problem is that this can lead to a class of people who, expert in … Continue reading →

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