economics

  • Capitalism’s Need For Constant Growth

    Evolution is driven by the cycle of Feast and Famine. During the Feast life is good and easy. Everyone has their feet up, eating Bonbons, and daydreaming as the days go by. When the Famine comes the daydreams go away… Continue reading

  • In The Beginning…

    In the beginning,.. there was Monarchy. The monarchs owned all the property. When the monarchies came crashing down the reaction was to question what to do with the property. The answers to this were Capitalism and Communism. They are siblings… Continue reading

  • The Evil Paradox

    Caffeine boosts my productivity, but destroys my creativity. Continue reading

  • Democratic Auto Heart-Attack

    Cars are like desserts. Each one is awesome, but in the end all of them together will kill us. Whether they be powered by gas or electricity. Thinking in fractals, the phrase “everything in moderation” does not apply only to… Continue reading

  • The Path of Greatest Risk

    The largest engine of evolution is the cycle of feast and famine. During the feast, when energy and resources are abundant, individuals have the time and freedom to experiment and explore, creating and discovering many new things. However, when the… Continue reading

  • We All Can’t Play The Game

    After getting halfway through a stack of dirty dishes, a man sits down at the end of the dinner table where most of the extended family are playing a heated game of Uno. Ugh!! Someone reverse it! Uncle Craig!! are… Continue reading