Focus On What Is True

Fantasy free thinking is hard. I won’t kid you. Facing the world as it is and on the world’s terms is no short path to happiness. To know the truth about what is
going on in the world requires giving up life’s main coping mechanism. It is written that “The truth shall set you free.” Nothing says that the truth will make you happy.

The present moment has very special characteristics. The most important of those characteristics is that everyone lacks information to use in making decisions. We know what happened yesterday. We have an idea as to what will probably happen tomorrow. We don’t know what is going on right now. The shorter the time period, the less useful information we have.

This is why with the Fantasy Free Economics, I make absolutely sure nothing I write, think, say, forecast or do is in conflict what I know to be true without a doubt.
The first of these truths is that life is governed and regulated by laws of dominance and
subservience. Happiness depends on believing otherwise. So, folks come up with alternatives to why things work the way they do. From then on, all who indulge in escape, are handicapped because they are observing through the prism of fantasy. When happiness is the only goal, perhaps fantasy is a good choice. When there are problems in the world that threaten our lives and well being, fantasy free is a superior approach.

There are a number of these truths that put you as close as is possible to being in touch with reality. Here is the next most basic one.

Nature provides only one universal incentive. That is self interest. So, when I see citizens idolizing political candidates and treating them as messiahs, I know they are completely misguided. It is highly comforting to think someone with power and influence is a savior. Since I know ahead of time that nature doesn’t provide an entity which performs that role, I know any candidate is going to be first and foremost self serving.

There are more of these, but by just never losing sight of these two truths, a persons interpretations of what is going on in the world becomes close to flawless. Always remember. An idiot who is in touch with reality has more utility to the world than than a room full of geniuses who are driven by fantasy

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About jamesq

ames Quillian is an economist and political analyst whose work is rooted in natural law. He doesn’t chase numbers. He studies the forces in nature that make the numbers what they are. That is why he is early. That is why he is accurate. James respects facts, but he knows they are almost never available when critical assessments must be made. Intelligence agencies hide them. Politicians distort them. Media replaces them with placeholders. What people call facts usually turn out to be temporary stand‑ins for what eventually emerges. Natural law provides the solution. Living by natural law means living in the light of reality. Living in the light of reality produces the fantasy‑free advantage, the ability to see what is obvious while others are trapped in narratives. The fantasy‑free advantage begins with three structural truths. Know that you don’t know. Even when you know a little, there is always more you don’t know than what you do. We are all born into an eternal power struggle. The world is governed by laws of dominance and subservience. Accept those truths and you are on the path. There is more. James is always willing to explain the rest.
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