January 29, 2021

Journalists pretend that they can't figure out why all resources and money head straight for the top. They could figure it out if they wanted to. Fakery protects the rip off from being corrected by problem solvers (liberals) who disrupt the process.

Constructivity vs. fakery determines whether things work right. Fakery allows imbalances to create social problems, where constructivity makes things work the way they are supposed to work for the good of all.

Perhaps a good measuring criterion for constructivity would be whether everyone benefits equally. The universe and its laws apply to everyone equally, where fakery is designed to benefit the few.

A major example is so-called renewable energy. No one benefits but a few power mongers who get cost-plus contracts. It's such a rip off that oil companies are trying to get into the act. That means the public loses. Rip off puts the power mongers in control of everyone else's lives.

Constructivity is easy to evaluate if not define. It's doing everything the way objective reality requires. Absence of lying leaves constructivity for a result. It takes a lot of effort to contrive fake alternatives to constructivity.

Fake renewable energy destroys environments, resources and lives at the expense of rate payers and tax payers. The noise of windmills has destroyed a lot of lives. Putting the windmills over the sea coast destroys a lot of critical and rare coastal resources. The public loses while the power mongers make a few quick bucks.

But renewable energy is economically small potatoes compared to the trillions of dollars flowing constantly upward. Journalists barely notice. A lot of that money has to flow into the stock market as a redistribution process. So fakes pretend that the stock market is a measure of the economy. It's so infantile that Trump could incorporate it into his pea brain as a test of his economic success, even though he had no influence over the stock market.

The primary method of moving money upward is corporations buying up other businesses. Someone gets that much cash, while consumers pay the expense. A lot of that happens because businesses continually get more efficient/proficient, which would increase their profit and taxes. There is nothing they can do with their profit but pay taxes on it; so they dump the money buying up other businesses, often failure businesses, as a method of reducing their profit and taxes without lowering the cost of products for consumers. That process sends trillions of dollars upward.

Constructivity is designing and developing products and procedures. It's what Steve Jobs did unlike anyone else in creating the smart phone. Constructivity is vastly different from rip off. It's about the opposite. It's putting together the pieces so they fit properly. Rip off is turning the result into expensive and nonfunctional failures which force others (the public and consumers) to pay through the nose for harmful and destructive technology and processes. Recent examples show extreme fraud at the science, technology and bureaucratic level with renewable energy, electric vehicles and self-driving.