Branding in depth. A black man's opinion/guide to understanding the negative branding of black males by white society

By jason rollin and Jason Rollin Beng

white society has been negatively branding black men as mentally defective violent and threatening for hundreds of years it took me a long time to understand this dynamic in enough detail to realise how this was impacting many aspects of my young naive life and give me the beginning of a rational framework that might help me and others over come it in the future. It is part of a larger project on correct information handling but I think it may have wide appeal and use as a stand-alone pamphlet. After a brief intro to the logical place it takes in the normal flow of conversation.

• Language: English
• Publisher: jason rollin
• Release date: Jan 27, 2024
• ISBN: 9798224738021

Book preview

Introduction

white society has been negatively branding black men as mentally defective violent and threatening for hundreds of years it took me a long time to understand this dynamic in enough detail to realise how this was impacting many aspects of my young naive life and give me the beginning of a rational framework that might help me and others over come it in the future. It is part of a larger project on correct information handling but I think it may have wide appeal and use as a stand-alone pamphlet. After a brief intro to the logical place it takes in the normal flow of conversation.

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The 6 data types and 6 step mental process for decision-making

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1a- 1c Data the 3 types: 3 forms – many uses

1a Knowledge of own needs (all you are likely to ever encounter)

1b Knowledge of the world environments (all you are likely to ever encounter)

1c Local & current affairs relevant, relative

1d exact nature of resources available to resolve problem (financial, physical, computational, intellectual, human)

1a 1c

These allow knowledge of the exact nature of your problems: which will focus your effort to find solutions

1d

Knowing exact the nature of resources available to resolve problem (financial, physical, computational, intellectual, human) will help you choose executable solutions.

1c

Local & current affairs, relevant, relative: will help you judge

relative

i.e. spending on health care by country, by population head, / outcome of healthcare by country by population head spending on military per country total and percentage,

spending on housing of average person, over lifetime by country/quality of that housing.

4 Values (emotional realm drivers)

deep understanding of the nature of the problem leads to a more precise definition of your objectives values.

The more exact the knowledge about as yet the unranked solutions the easier it is to order them into a precisely ranked list according to each desired value.

Values can be:

1 positive or negative

2 of high importance or  low importance

3 and may seem completely irrelevant to someone else

The most valuable type of knowledge

X will bring you ecstatic bliss y will bring you excruciating pain

Some knowledge is not simply knowledge but forms a link to our animal motivating centres

We are motivated by pain and pleasure so

Knowledge that tells us we will experience pain or we will experience pleasure is motivating

or emotionally impactful knowledge.

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