economics

  • The Coming Chaos

    It is an evolutionary trait that siblings favor different things. For example, if the first born child likes vanilla ice cream, their second born sibling will like chocolate ice cream, and their third born sibling will like something weird like… Continue reading

  • The Politics of Trust

    If there is a difference between “Influencer”, “Politician”, and “Confidence Artist”, it is very small. Continue reading

  • Assertions: Wisdom Mimics Success

    A wise person is not afraid to mimic the success of others. Following the example, then adapting it to their own environment and needs. The well being of people descends drastically when arrogance and immaturity prevents learning from the success… Continue reading

  • Assertion: Choosing Partners and Companions

    What is true for dogs is true for all species of life: It does not matter how nice the dog is when it is happy, but how deadly the dog is when it is not. Continue reading

  • The Next Forty Years

    Being Forced To Reengage With Our Environment We all have in the back of our minds the idea that an asteroid can hit Earth and instantly change our lives forever. After the strike, we would all have to scramble to… Continue reading

  • Society’s Decomposers

    In the natural world there are many insects and organisms that work to break down organic matter into its basic elements so that it can be reused. It is the process of decomposition. Termites and ants, molds and fungus, are… Continue reading