The Society of Problem Solvers

The Society of Problem Solvers Substack focuses on rationalization, decentralization, transparency, technology, and discourse as tools to solve societal problems and envision a post-scarcity world. It covers decentralized governance, health and diet perspectives on disease reversal, the empowerment of individuals against corruption, and the promotion of unified, solution-oriented discourse.

Decentralization and Governance Health and Diet Transparency and Accountability Technology and Innovation Debate and Discourse Corruption and Whistleblowing Problem Solving and Collaboration Societal and Cultural Issues

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Autoimmune Aren't Diseases. They Are Poisoning, and it is Reversible.

1139 implied HN points • 07 Jan 24
  1. Autoimmune diseases may be caused by toxins in our foods and can be reversible with diet changes.
  2. Experimental diets like strict carnivore have helped individuals alleviate symptoms of autoimmune disorders and mental illnesses.
  3. Processed foods containing additives like folic acid, soy, nuts, grains, and seed oils may trigger autoimmune diseases, while a shift to whole organic foods can lead to disease remission.

We The People Should Write Our Own Bills for Congress, Just like Corporations Do.

452 implied HN points • 28 Jan 24
  1. In a democratic system, people can actively participate by writing their own bills for Congress.
  2. Ballot initiatives allow direct participation in writing laws, affecting issues like the legalization of cannabis.
  3. Utilizing Human Swarm Intelligence systems can help write bills collaboratively and transparently.

Humans Solve Problems Better in Groups

353 implied HN points • 01 Feb 24
  1. Humans solve problems better in high-trust groups.
  2. Cultural shifts can lead to technological advancements.
  3. Adopt the mantra: 'Let's problem solve, together.'

The Ten Commandments of Problem Solving

314 implied HN points • 07 Feb 24
  1. Identify the problem correctly to start problem-solving.
  2. Believe all problems not defying physics laws are solvable.
  3. Gather information, work in groups, and constantly seek to create new knowledge when solving problems.

Solving for Disease X

176 implied HN points • 11 Feb 24
🏥 Health Politics Disease Prevention Public Health Measures Data Collection
  1. Using decentralized science and human swarm intelligence could help combat pandemics more effectively.
  2. Swarm intelligence involves group problem solving, where many individuals combine to form a more capable entity.
  3. A bottom-up approach with high-trust systems and decentralized problem-solving could lead to better solutions for combating diseases.
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Solving Problems Is Happiness

117 implied HN points • 10 Feb 24
  1. Problems are everywhere and most problems that don't break the laws of physics can be solved.
  2. Solving problems in groups, especially in high trust groups, can bring happiness and is a key aspect of humanity.
  3. Major accomplishments and happiness often stem from solving problems, which should inspire us to become better problem-solvers for our own well-being and that of others.

Let's Build a 4th Branch of Government that Holds The Other Branches Accountable -100% Run by the People

1198 implied HN points • 19 Feb 23
  1. Time to stop relying on authorities to fix corrupt systems and be more active in governance.
  2. Creation of a decentralized fourth branch of government run entirely by the people for more accountability.
  3. Exploring alternative systems like decentralized investigative news networks, backup plans for collapsing monetary systems, and decentralized science to combat corruption.

Joe Rogan Offers $100,000.00 Up To Debate RFK Jr. About Vaccines

943 implied HN points • 18 Jun 23
  1. RFK Jr. focuses on unifying political spectrum and fighting against corruption.
  2. RFK Jr. calls for peaceful revolution and an end to corporate and state power merger.
  3. Transparency and willingness to debate are crucial for credibility in discussions.

Let's Keep Inviting Those We Disagree with to Talk.

687 implied HN points • 23 Jul 23
  1. Invite those we disagree with to talk for healthy debates and understanding.
  2. Value the approach of engaging in conversations rather than name-calling in media.
  3. Explore creating social media platforms for productive discussions and solution-oriented systems.

Seed Oils are Slowly Poisoning Us & Our Children.

884 implied HN points • 09 Feb 23
  1. Seed oils are present in a lot of packaged products and in our daily diet.
  2. High consumption of seed oils has been linked to various health issues like autoimmune disorders.
  3. Eliminating seed oils from our diet can lead to positive health outcomes and should be considered.

"Carnivore Diet Saved Me From Autoimmune Hell." And More Amazing Results Examined.

864 implied HN points • 05 Feb 23
  1. The carnivore diet has helped many people with autoimmune disorders, mental health issues, and chronic illnesses.
  2. Challenging the conventional science and trying experiments independently can lead to valuable health insights.
  3. Encouraging people to try a strict carnivore diet for 6 weeks and share their experiences for transparency and learning.

The MIRACLE Cure for Autoimmune, Anxiety, Type 2 Diabetes, Depression, MS, and more.

668 implied HN points • 02 Apr 23
  1. The carnivore diet has shown to have significant positive effects on various chronic illnesses and conditions like autoimmune diseases, anxiety, and depression.
  2. Personal experiences, interviews, and the Harvard Carnivore Diet study have demonstrated high success rates in improving overall health, mental clarity, chronic diseases, and more with the carnivore diet.
  3. Consider exploring the potential benefits of the carnivore diet for improving health conditions that might be influenced by diet and toxins in processed foods.

If The People Running The World Break The System, What's Our Plan? It Could Actually Turn Out to Be in our Favor In The End.

648 implied HN points • 08 Feb 23
  1. Three possible outcomes if the people running the world break the system: sliding towards tyranny, complete system breakdown, or finding unity to create a better world.
  2. If the system breaks, those corrupting it risk losing control.
  3. In case of a total collapse, there are potential avenues for humanity to regain control and create a new system.

MUST READ New Book: "What's Our Problem? A Self Help Book for Societies" (by Tim Urban)

609 implied HN points • 23 Feb 23
  1. Tim Urban emphasizes the importance of self-reflection and taking responsibility to create a positive future.
  2. Tim discusses the concept of Idea Labs where collaboration, diversity, and humility foster rich discussions and intellectual growth.
  3. The book delves into the Emergence Tower concept, highlighting the power of collective effort in achieving complex goals.

Why Doesn't A Decentralized Safe Haven for Whistleblowers Exist?

589 implied HN points • 05 Mar 23
  1. Whistleblowers are not adequately protected and honored in our society.
  2. There should be a decentralized system for whistleblowers to safely expose corruption.
  3. Creating a new branch of government, decentralized and transparent, could help tackle corruption.

MLK's Powerful Message is the Opposite of Today's Woke Culture.

589 implied HN points • 12 Mar 23
  1. Culture should be set by us, not corrupt centralized institutions
  2. Inspiration from great teachers like MLK can guide us in facing societal challenges
  3. Unity, peaceful organization, and demanding freedom are key to overcoming oppression