Understanding how intelligence analysis works helps people make good decisions. Politicizing it benefits no one. ChaosFarm’s pole saw purchase is a case study.
Category: ChaosFarm
ChaosFarm is where JD Nobody lives and comments on the nonsense at Oberlin College and in the world.
His Majesty’s Disloyal Opposition
Complexity and different constitutional requirements have made US politics more damaging to the nation than are their UK counterparts.
Complexity Generates Chaos
Overwhelming complexity explains much of Oberlin College’s and the world’s chaos. The Complexitytraps series, published earlier, looks at how this happens.
Joshua Fights The Battle Of Jericho
Readers are invited to compare the tactics used by Joshua at the battle of Jericho with those used by Donald Trump today.
A Call to Arms at Oberlin College
The Oberlin College BOT’s appeal in the Gibson’s Bakery matter includes an amicus brief campaign that could mislead the appellate court.
Restoring Power – Dangerous Loss at Oberlin College
A violent summer storm at ChaosFarm causes a power failure in a world of complexity that parallels a different kind of power failure at Oberlin College.
Oberlin College – Self-Inflicted UAW Labor Trouble
The UAW labor relations troubles at Oberlin College have not occurred in a vacuum. They are part of decades of elitist snubbing that has fomented many issues.
Oberlin College Leap Day
Leap day was the day when Oberlin College and the world lept into a new world, never to return to earlier times.
Judy Woodruff Virtual Fan Club
Judy, a Princess of Decency, can play an important role in saving Oberlin from an obsessive-compulsive BOT that extrapolates the status quo to infinity.
Oberlin College Poverty Generating Real Estate Investments
Oberlin College systematically buys local homes and often tears them down, decreasing the housing available to poor people. It is stupid to buy a house, destroy its value, and add to homelessness.
Oberlin College – Recent Grads Speak Out
A recent grad comments on “then and now.” Readers both like and dislike OberlinChaos’s content. Unlike Oberlin College, we don’t censor our critics.
Christmas in May
JD receives an email from a fellow alum containing a link to an interview with Pres. Ambar. Parts of her interview are misleading.