There were many who warned about a coming financial storm. The housing crash that led to the Great Recession (2007-2009) was not a black swan event contrary to popular belief by the traditional media and many of those who occupy positions of power in the capital of the United States, Washington D.C. A black swan … Continue reading Those Who Knew (2007-08 Financial Crisis).
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The State’s Oppression, & Political Quandaries.
Politics and Power is Synonymous. Overcome them and there will be peace. We Shall overcome Someday. One of the main issues of our day is when institutions live long enough to become the villain, to quote The Dark Knight film. Change is needed from the inside to renew polluted, and corrupted institutions, ranging from local-community-based, … Continue reading The State’s Oppression, & Political Quandaries.
The Century of the Self & Ideas to Consider or Not.
The Century of the Self by Adam Curtis. The Century of the Self is probably one of the best documentaries ever made. I saw it a few years back, and it changed my whole perspective, and I rewatched it recently having more experience and knowledge of history, social theory, and psychology. It talks about the … Continue reading The Century of the Self & Ideas to Consider or Not.
Science Fiction Writers
Isaac Asimov Albert Einstein once said, “If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales.” Reading creative stories is like opening a portal to the imagination. People severely underestimate the influence of science fiction novels. For instance, you can … Continue reading Science Fiction Writers
The Courage of Movements, Individual Choices, & Thinking For Yourself.
This post was inspired by Zinn's Presentation. Reuploaded from my Substack. Howard Zinn is a famous historian who Donald Trump once said was spreading Marxist or leftist views in American education with his book: A People's History of the United States. Trump wants to blame education for civil disobedience or for civil unrest. If my … Continue reading The Courage of Movements, Individual Choices, & Thinking For Yourself.
Macro-dosing Taxes and Inflation.
Milton Friedman famously said, “Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon in the sense that it is and can be produced only by a more rapid increase in the quantity of money than in output.” “Monetary economist Milton Friedman made this line famous after stating it in a talk he gave in India in … Continue reading Macro-dosing Taxes and Inflation.
Quantitative Wall Street
Jim Simons (Renaissance) & Ken Griffin (Citadel) “Wall Street Journal reporter Scott Patterson explains how math geniuses developed a new approach to financial trading . . . and almost brought Wall Street down while making themselves wildly wealthy.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DreqnzGcVmU&list=PL2taIhuHxN_C2KZMznNBVMru9Yz0BDf8_ Recently, there’s been a lot of news mostly focused on retail investors, cryptocurrencies, NFTs, meme stocks, … Continue reading Quantitative Wall Street
Yeah, They Call Me Rabbit, This Is A Turtle Race.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6V9i8fFADI There’s a Vox video relaying ways the rich avoid paying taxes and how problematic that can be. What the Vox video doesn’t mention are the plenty of other tax loopholes some of the elites do such as donating an artifact or an expensive art piece to a museum (ahem, Ken Griffin). Another way … Continue reading Yeah, They Call Me Rabbit, This Is A Turtle Race.
The Social Engineering of Woman’s Sexuality.
Never could I have ever imagined a world where a woman can make bank posting explicit content on OnlyFans, twerking on Instagram, or making sex tapes for porn websites. Not only that, there are websites promoting sugar daddies. I've also heard stories of women getting flown to luxurious places like Dubai to satisfy weird wealthy … Continue reading The Social Engineering of Woman’s Sexuality.
A Modest Economic Reset
The last time the United States, or the world for that matter had a global reset was during the biggest financial crisis in history, what is known as the Great Depression of the 1930s. The reset was needed because of the macroeconomics of the debt cycle that occurs every … Continue reading A Modest Economic Reset
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