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Two great errors of Western thinking

1. The 'Naturalistic fallacy' or Hume's Is-out problem. It is not a fallacy.  It has never been proven to be a fallacy. The contrary has never been proven true. A fallacy is not a fallacy unless it is proven false. The Naturalistic fallacy is an example of the 'Fallacy fallacy.'

Naturalism has much more explanatory effectiveness and coherence than any other alternative.

Why do intellectuals poo-poo naturalistic explanations? Because frankly they would have nothing else to say otherwise, no idealistic BS to win the praise of others.

2. Devaluing freedom of association, usually in favour of freedom of speech by Right-liberals, or forced anti-discrimination/integration by Left-liberals. Freedom of association has been greatly undermined in the West with the manufactured ideology of 'racism', 'diversity' and 'multiculturalism'.

Both of these errors are killing the West. I will explain how later.

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