Trust the Experts

Ah! Experts. Yes. The experts.

We should talk at length about these experts, this priesthood, their moral authority, their flawless judgement, and why we should subserve our intellect and judgement of self-evident truths to the experts.

Where in our constitution does this deference to experts serve to enable democracy?

The experts, of course. Trust the experts.

The regular man doesn’t know what’s in his best interest. We need overlords. We need the experts to tell us. Yes, they possess judgement that surpasses the average man.

Let us hand over our conscience to the experts. Let the experts govern us. Hell, the common man is too stupid to know what’s best for himself. Why give him the ability to vote? Yes, voting is so antiquated when we have experts, this priestly class that walks on water.

Speaking of authoritarianism.
Complexity doesn’t mean complicated.

Mathematics is simple, but complex.

I think things are made to be unnecessarily complicated to obfuscate the truth.
The notion of conspiracy is a red herring. It prevents you from thinking. We dismiss anything labeled as a conspiracy. It’s a deliberate red herring to prevent critical thought.
If there is anything I’ve learned in my life, it is that Truth is simple.

Confusion is not truth, and the more confused, the further you are straying from a truth.