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Herrman has made contributions in legal, behavioral, sociological and logical theory and is challenging assumptions about the universe in recent work on the metaphysics of number. His publications include The Office and Its Stewardship (VDM 2009) and articles at openDemocracy, The San Francisco Sentinel, and the scholarly directory SSRN (Social Sciences Research Network).
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Saturday, November 23, 2013
Security for Alice in a Mass Killer's Wonderland This articles demonstrates that every significant legal theme of the last thousand years denies courts to permit known threats to the public to exist without enforced responsibilities to mitigate such threats. Permitting deranged persons to roam freely without medications but with guns, is one of the clearest violations in recent memory, and one requiring remedy.
Saturday, November 23, 2013Security for Alice in a Mass Killer's Wonderland This articles demonstrates that every significant legal theme of the last thousand years denies courts to permit known threats to the public to exist without enforced responsibilities to mitigate such threats. Permitting deranged persons to roam freely without medications but with guns, is one of the clearest violations in recent memory, and one requiring remedy.
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Monday, July 15, 2013
The Zimmerman Trial: Evidence that the South Has not Outgrown its Lust for the Finer Fruits of Faux Righteousness The Zimmerman jury verdict was an exercise in nullification in the sense that these women jurors voted the Southern cultural agenda over sentiment, law and fact.
Monday, July 15, 2013The Zimmerman Trial: Evidence that the South Has not Outgrown its Lust for the Finer Fruits of Faux Righteousness The Zimmerman jury verdict was an exercise in nullification in the sense that these women jurors voted the Southern cultural agenda over sentiment, law and fact.
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Wednesday, June 12, 2013
And Now the NSA The revelations of Edward Snowden, and his likely fate, bring to mind a decades-long process that has made these terrible events all but foreordained. An aristocratic temperament made leaks necessary; a loss of equity made whistle-blowers lose their ability to fight back.
Wednesday, June 12, 2013And Now the NSA The revelations of Edward Snowden, and his likely fate, bring to mind a decades-long process that has made these terrible events all but foreordained. An aristocratic temperament made leaks necessary; a loss of equity made whistle-blowers lose their ability to fight back.
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Friday, September 14, 2012
The Tinderbox Speaks Again: Why Can't We Learn from Our Middle-East Debacles? Here we go again, sitting back, haunching it while our neighbors knowingly abet the foreign murder of US citizens. Think back to the time when we bitterly complained that Muslims were not holding their own fanatics accountable after 9/11. But we Americans, we are too good to do as we speak to others. We have a lot to learn, and this article is a harsh message to that effect.
Friday, September 14, 2012The Tinderbox Speaks Again: Why Can't We Learn from Our Middle-East Debacles? Here we go again, sitting back, haunching it while our neighbors knowingly abet the foreign murder of US citizens. Think back to the time when we bitterly complained that Muslims were not holding their own fanatics accountable after 9/11. But we Americans, we are too good to do as we speak to others. We have a lot to learn, and this article is a harsh message to that effect.
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Friday, September 7, 2012
What a Navy Seal's Testimony Says About the Maturity of American Justice This article deals both with topical overlaps of the book to be released Tuesday 9/4/12, with Wikileaks, as well as the additional matter of failing to obtain military permission in advance of publication. Both cases are dealt with from perspectives of equity and the stewardship of offices.
Friday, September 7, 2012What a Navy Seal's Testimony Says About the Maturity of American Justice This article deals both with topical overlaps of the book to be released Tuesday 9/4/12, with Wikileaks, as well as the additional matter of failing to obtain military permission in advance of publication. Both cases are dealt with from perspectives of equity and the stewardship of offices.
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Saturday, September 1, 2012
How Republicans Live with Themselves: Devolution and Decadence The third of three articles on the psychology and sociology of Republicans and their Party machine through the ethnological lens of the 'honor-based' (v. 'dignity-based') typology. I may have had fun writing them, but of course the purpose, especially in an election year, is deadly serious. Thanks for following along.
Saturday, September 1, 2012How Republicans Live with Themselves: Devolution and Decadence The third of three articles on the psychology and sociology of Republicans and their Party machine through the ethnological lens of the 'honor-based' (v. 'dignity-based') typology. I may have had fun writing them, but of course the purpose, especially in an election year, is deadly serious. Thanks for following along.
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Friday, August 31, 2012
How Republicans Live with Themselves: The Entitlement of Hypocrisy This is the second of three articles in the series on Republican social psychology. The topic here is how Republicans come to see themselves as so entitled to do what they do in light of their political position on the concept of 'entitlement' in general, especially as it applies to the vast humanity whom they hold in contempt
Friday, August 31, 2012How Republicans Live with Themselves: The Entitlement of Hypocrisy This is the second of three articles in the series on Republican social psychology. The topic here is how Republicans come to see themselves as so entitled to do what they do in light of their political position on the concept of 'entitlement' in general, especially as it applies to the vast humanity whom they hold in contempt
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Tuesday, August 28, 2012
How Republicans Live with Themselves: The Honor of Thieves Part I of a three part series on Republican psychology as a subset of the Honor-based cultural type, the understanding of which will assist in identifying suspect behaviors and suggest welcome new tools for their moderation.
Tuesday, August 28, 2012How Republicans Live with Themselves: The Honor of Thieves Part I of a three part series on Republican psychology as a subset of the Honor-based cultural type, the understanding of which will assist in identifying suspect behaviors and suggest welcome new tools for their moderation.
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Monday, August 20, 2012
Social Contract Theory for Occupiers: What Law, Culture and History Tell Us First published in openDemocracy (and reflecting the editorial talents of Rosemary Bechler). Legal and cultural theory combine to offer insights into the Occupy movement as exemplifying a social contract.
Monday, August 20, 2012Social Contract Theory for Occupiers: What Law, Culture and History Tell Us First published in openDemocracy (and reflecting the editorial talents of Rosemary Bechler). Legal and cultural theory combine to offer insights into the Occupy movement as exemplifying a social contract.
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Friday, August 17, 2012
Julian Assange, WikiLeaks, and the Rocks of Justified Discontent The argument at equity for leniency. This was sent to the Ecuadorean embassy in London, for what it may have been worth. Any effort was, I felt, worth something on behalf of accountability.
Friday, August 17, 2012Julian Assange, WikiLeaks, and the Rocks of Justified Discontent The argument at equity for leniency. This was sent to the Ecuadorean embassy in London, for what it may have been worth. Any effort was, I felt, worth something on behalf of accountability.
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Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Cynicism: More Dangerous than Psychopathology Cynicism is no less addictive for those disposed to it than gambling or drugs. Normals are perfectly capable of cynicism that is more damaging than the hard core variation for the reason that, whereas there is but a handful of militant psychopaths, there are many millions who manage to achieve, however inadvertently, far more damage to society than the collected sprees of all the available psychopaths combined.
Wednesday, August 15, 2012Cynicism: More Dangerous than Psychopathology Cynicism is no less addictive for those disposed to it than gambling or drugs. Normals are perfectly capable of cynicism that is more damaging than the hard core variation for the reason that, whereas there is but a handful of militant psychopaths, there are many millions who manage to achieve, however inadvertently, far more damage to society than the collected sprees of all the available psychopaths combined.
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Friday, August 10, 2012
What Incites Occupy Movements and What They in Turn Must Display: Contempt This piece first appeared in openDemocracy.net under a Creative Commons license, so it is republishable (OD even recommends the policy). To render it fit for the present day and audience the opening was modified and the British spellings reverted. Finally, the title was redone from the original (What's Good for the Goose and Gander...). The article intends to highlight behavioral foundations of successful Occupy movements.
Friday, August 10, 2012What Incites Occupy Movements and What They in Turn Must Display: Contempt This piece first appeared in openDemocracy.net under a Creative Commons license, so it is republishable (OD even recommends the policy). To render it fit for the present day and audience the opening was modified and the British spellings reverted. Finally, the title was redone from the original (What's Good for the Goose and Gander...). The article intends to highlight behavioral foundations of successful Occupy movements.
