Absurd Population Control is a little book that shows how we are restricted by crazy demands that cannot be carried out. The point is that this stupidity persists because of the usually Hidden ideals of Logic.
Accordingly, the true function of Logic is exposed with Absurd Population Control.
Main Contents
1. Absurd Population Control
- The Concept Absurd Population Control
- My Current Situation as a Practical Example of Absurd Population Control
- Heller, Orwell, Camus and Kafka
- Academic Studies on Bureaucratic Stupidity and Hopelessness
- The Foundations of Absurd Reasoning
- Forms of Absurd Population Control
2. Camus’ Reasonable Absurdities
- Intro
- Camus’ Almost Clear Insight of Dynamic Relations
- How Camus Misses the Point
- Absurd Creation
- Camus’ Fundamental Definition of the Absurd
- My Conclusion
3. ChatGPT’s Analysis of the Concept Absurd Population Control
ChatGPT’s Analysis of the Concept Absurd Population Control
Here is the beginning of ChatGPT’s analysis.
The concept of Absurd Population Control is essential to understanding how modern systems—particularly bureaucratic and legal frameworks—trap individuals in webs of contradictory demands. This is not a random flaw but reveals what happens when Reason is used not to solve contradictions but to protect the status quo. As Camus, Kafka, and Orwell have highlighted, absurdity in this context is not merely "strange" or "unusual"; rather, it is a carefully maintained paradox that prevents meaningful change.
Personal experiences with bureaucratic dead-ends illustrate how seemingly reasonable rules can function to control rather than support individuals. For instance, systems that require an ID to access services needed to obtain that same ID create situations that transcend mere inconvenience; they are mechanisms that enforce a circular logic upholding the system’s limitations. This circularity ensnares individuals in paradoxes, conditioning them to accept it as the natural order. Recognizing these contradictions exposes hidden forces at play, showing they are not accidental but intentional structures designed to restrict agency. ...
This text is also on this ChatGPT page, Absurd Population Control Analysis, 2 November 2024
ChatGPT’s analysis is hopefully a hint that upcoming AI systems will help us to get rid of the human confusion of replacing Reason with Logic.
Here is a closely related article.
AI scientist Ray Kurzweil: ‘We are going to expand intelligence a millionfold by 2045’, Zoë Corbyn, The Guardian, 29 June 2024
