Order of Inserts

 6-3-15 Not Exactly ?

6-16-15 Back from Tangent? The lede is Chomsky! 
From the brackets up:
(b.s.) pinnacle+disciplines #1 Discipline - Philosophy
(b.s.) Art+Young Forward (Ironically)
(b.s.) dimentions [A thru I]
A. Counter Intelligence, B., C. Ouroboros, D. Ghost Busters , E., F.,   
G. Throwing the Game, H. Facebook Town Hall (amended), I. Dimentions
(b.s.) Oriental+German Economics 2011

Tangent/Spoiler Alert [Let alone to read later]:  (or move FP?)
The point is in the Orient~ation, or Ergonomics of Change...or Ergodynamics of Culture.
To break down the Ying-Yang and Jung, there are languages of various nature. 
Words, Numbers, Symbols...far be it from me to label a forth. 
former: a. Neo-changian?, b. Recycling Trash, c. Here We Go Again, d. D&R Tan ya?
latter: A. Bring It On!, B. Hang down your head Paul Krugman!

Economics 2011

Ravi Batra's Weapons of Mass Exploitation.(Economics For Beginners)
Is the United States broke?
Who broke it?
Economics in One Lesson.*
(Austrian) Economics in One Lesson**

* actually a review of Economics in One Lesson, which includes a caution for those without "a significant amount of economics", they may risk "permanent neurological and ideological damage".***

** Austro-Libertarian Economics (Mises Project Video)

*** seriously [Stick to bold links to be safe: I don't know if it is just me, or my Economics 250 A&B, or my Marx, Nietzsche, Freud 374, but I am not sure I will risk a full read or view of Economics in One Lesson. But I will say, as Nietzche put it there is German thinking and there is Oriental thinking; linear and wholistic (not to put things in black and white). Then (I might say)there is Austrian thinking; not to cast aspersions of intent or geographical origins, but I will follow up with related Economics (and other)links that I feel are helpful.]