The Western Accel Manifesto

The Ascent of Western Civilization

The ascent of Western Civilization was not a random process. Western societies began flourishing when they discovered and adopted ideas that aligned with reality. . Progress happens when humans adopt ideas inline with reality. Societies that don't perish. [Insert image of south vs north korea]

In the same way that an airplane For an airplane to fly it has to obey the three principles of flight. Any attempt to fly that disregards these principles of reality will fail. In the same way that an airplane has to adhere to the physical principles of Newton's laws of motion and Bernoulli's principle.

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Freedom of speech is the foundation of Western Civilization

But for humans to correctly interpret reality, they must be able to think and freely.

A civilization can not survive unless it's citizens defend the ideas, values, and principles that underpin it. But the first order is to know which ideas, values and principles are worth defending to begin with.
- But knowledge is not evenly distributed. It's easy to end up hating your ideological opponents, but not productive. The goal as such should be to try and change minds. As hard as that is to do. Which brings us to condensing ideas as elegantly as possible into pithy statements and memes. Take the big, the abstract, the intimidating, the time consuming and package it in easy to understand forms.
- We in the West are standing on the shoulderes of giants. We are so fortunate to have been born in the West. But with this privilige comes the civic duty to maintain and improve on the legacy of the past. And to do that, we must educate people on what advances societiy and what regress it.
- At the core of progress is rise in knowledge. For knowledge to grow, humans must be free to think and speak freely. They must be allowed to criticise bad ideas.
- Western Civilization is currently being attacked by the rise of multiple very powerful and very bad ideas at the same time.
- The Fifth Pillar of Democracy - The Decentralised Intellectual Citizenry

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1. Create a decentralised infrastructure to advance good ideas and fight bad ones (Taiwan meme force)
2. Repackage the best ideas and make them attractive to a mass audience.
3. Create a template for how to maintain and advance Western Civilization
4. Work with multiple levels of abstraction to explain ideas in more sophisticated forms (books and essays) but dumb them down to the forms of (graphs and memes)
5. Systematic infiltration of every institution, influence journalists, politicians, influencers.

The fifth estate manifesto

• We have lost our way in the West. Most people don’t understand why we flourished in the first place, others are doing everything they can to spread lies.
• If not me, then who? We have a civic duty to understand the ideas and principles that our advanced civilisation was built upon.
• Just as you can’t get an airplane to take off with out understanding the three laws of xxxx, you can’t create wealth and high standards of living without capitalism, laws, etc
• Democracy is only as good as the ideas contained within the humans who vote. Good ideas guarantee good outcomes, bad ones vice versa
• It's not enough to know what works, you also have to understand what kills you (invert)
  - Why the fifth estate? Because every institution can become compromised, and in most cases already has been. It’s much easier to co-opt a handful of people within institutions then it is to co-opt millions of decentralised nodes in a system.
  - First of all, most people across the West never learned the source of our success. The ancient Greeks, and insert his name in particular, created a process of free enquiry and criticism towards bad ideas which lead to a refinement of ideas that across generations have created the knowledge that science engineering and technology now rests upon.
  - The giants of the past past successively relied on the incremental improvement of ideas from previous generations of thinkers. With time, and with each refinement, humanity’s understanding of reality improved. And with that understanding, we were able to built tools that increased our product and overall standard of living.
  - 1. A bright future is not guaranteed. The path to it is paved with good ideas. Bad ideas will lead to regression (Western Europe today), catastrophes (Soviet Union, Mao) or in the worst case scenario, a new dark age.
  2. Reality is the ultimate arbiter of truth. Any ideas that oppose reality are guaranteed to fail.
  3. Hard truths are necessary to advance, kind lies are a sure fire way to regress.
  4. Communism, Socialism, Fascism, Marxism, Wokism, Nazism. All failed ideas that put humans against each other.
  5. We don’t believe in moral relativism.
  6. We understand that the incentives inherent to capitalism is the greatest tool humanity has discovered.
  7. We understand that we have to be intolerant to towards the intolerant or our civilisation will buckle under the pressure.
  8. Don’t destroy the goose that lays the golden egg. Capitalism is the best engine to eliminate poverty.
  9. Law and order and borders matters. Countries should only take in people who share the values of the host country, and have a skill set that’s needed. The best way to help people in countries with a lower standard of living is to help them adopt the same ideas that led on our success.
  10. Our institutions have to become antifragile. Otherwise we are always one generation away from losing it all.

- How can I help uncover hidden people that have a lot to contribute to the intellectual field but who are currently not using their voice?
- The founding fathers were leveraging privacy to influence opinion as they were anonymously writing letters
- Is there a way that I can scale this?
 Is there a scalable business model?  
 Create sub tasks for different units  
- Pyramid
- 1. what are western values
2. Why do they lead to wealth and prosperity
3. What are not western values
4. Why don’t they lead to prosperity
5. What political parties apply which ideas
6. Which political party should you support

- Course of action what the west needs to do
- 1. Close the border to people who don’t share our values
2. Deportations

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