I recently had an epiphany while browsing X (formerly Twitter) and came across posts by Elon Musk criticizing the congressional omnibus bill that is released annually. Every year, this bill sparks controversy. Musk often reacts strongly to such topics, particularly when they involve the U.S. government. His posts often seem intended to provoke emotion and … Continue reading Elon Musk’s Influence Through X.
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The Modern Armchair Approach to Analyze and Fix the American Healthcare Industry.
Moving forward from a tragic event and addressing people’s grievances towards the American healthcare system. The recent assassination of the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, Brian Thompson, by the suspected shooter Luigi Margione, sparked a heated discussion and outpouring of stories on people’s terrible experiences with the healthcare system, more specifically with health insurance. The mainstream/traditional media, … Continue reading The Modern Armchair Approach to Analyze and Fix the American Healthcare Industry.
A Philosophical Rabbit Hole on a Post Regarding Michèle Lamy.
ShadowOfEzra X post. Part I. On November 24th, I came across the post above on X of Michèle Lamy with a little child depicting her as a scary evil witch or Satanist of sorts. I thought this had to be quite misleading and meant to invoke or provoke the typical reaction of anger, fear, and hatred … Continue reading A Philosophical Rabbit Hole on a Post Regarding Michèle Lamy.
Why Is Mike Tyson Fighting Jake Paul? A Destined Boxing Match and the Connection to Ayahuasca.
Across the Universe Poster. PREFIX: I might mistakenly conflate toad venom and ayahuasca at times, but I understand they are two distinct substances. While ayahuasca contains DMT, the effects of toad venom and ayahuasca are vastly different. Today I decided to watch the film Across the Universe, a title borrowed from a Beatles song. Who doesn’t … Continue reading Why Is Mike Tyson Fighting Jake Paul? A Destined Boxing Match and the Connection to Ayahuasca.
THE VIRAL HOMELESS UCLA PROFESSOR AND THE HIGH COST OF LIVING CRISIS.
Update (Prefix): I want to acknowledge that I didn’t fully address the supply-side factors in the housing crisis, which could alleviate much of the high cost-of-living burden. Also, I overlooked the impact of the ‘Not In My Backyard’ (NIMBY) mindset, which often hampers new construction. I want to clarify that the tenure system alone isn’t … Continue reading THE VIRAL HOMELESS UCLA PROFESSOR AND THE HIGH COST OF LIVING CRISIS.
Are Short-Sellers Essential For a Functional and Healthy Markets?
At the height of the COVID pandemic in the United States and across the world, people became aware of the phrase “essential workers.” Essential workers were considered the backbone of the economy, the oil or energy to keep the economic machine up and running smoothly. In other words, most of the working class. The word … Continue reading Are Short-Sellers Essential For a Functional and Healthy Markets?
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