The case to abolish the minimum wage in the United States. Every year, several states decide to increase the minimum wage to help low-wage workers better afford basic necessities by raising their earnings to keep pace with the rising cost of living. By raising this equalized pay standard, they believe they are helping those most … Continue reading The minimum wage is one of the most anti-labor, anti-consumer, and anti-business laws ever created.
Tag: sociology
NYC Inequality Nightmare.
Someone recently posed the question: “Why is the Left so concerned about inequality?”One of the main reasons why the Left talks so much about inequality is because when someone is lit on fire and burned alive in the subway of New York City, (a reflection of social ills) you have to stop and think how … Continue reading NYC Inequality Nightmare.
A System of Unequal Paths: The Rich’s Accelerator vs. the Poor’s Equalizer.
The stark divide in the quality of education cannot be so easily solved with minor tweaks or small interventions. AI generated. The United States has a large divide between the rich and the poor that has been most apparently known and recorded since the Gilded Age (1870s — 1890s), the period of the most extreme wealth inequality … Continue reading A System of Unequal Paths: The Rich’s Accelerator vs. the Poor’s Equalizer.
Milton Freeman’s Essay,“Cure On Health Care,” Updated for 2025.
Part II. Summary of Milton Friedman’s Essay: ChatGPT Milton Friedman’s essay “How to Cure Health Care,” published by the Hoover Institution, critiques the U.S. healthcare system and explores the reasons behind its inefficiencies and rising costs. Here’s a detailed summary: Key Issues in U.S. Healthcare Escalating Costs: The United States spends an unparalleled percentage of … Continue reading Milton Freeman’s Essay,“Cure On Health Care,” Updated for 2025.
A Broad Lens of the American Health Care Industry Looking at the Data from Visual Capitalist’s…
Amid the ongoing debate surrounding the United States’ deeply flawed and indefensible healthcare system because of the hoopla on recent events with the UnitedHealthcare CEO and his killer, here’s how I would initially approach the issue: by gaining a foundational, surface-level understanding and capturing the broader picture of the current landscape. This post serves as … Continue reading A Broad Lens of the American Health Care Industry Looking at the Data from Visual Capitalist’s…
Expanding on ‘Fields Arranged By Purity.’ And using ChatGPT to Add to its Humor.
The organized chaos of academic disciplines and society. Part I. I recently encountered a blog called Not-Even-Wrong from Peter Woit who is a Senior Lecturer in the Mathematics department at Columbia University. He is a vocal critic of string theorists and has engaged in debates with theoretical physicists on the subject of string theory. While I … Continue reading Expanding on ‘Fields Arranged By Purity.’ And using ChatGPT to Add to its Humor.
I’m a Non-voter.
https://www.zazzle.com/proud_non_voter_sticker-217946111943348771 In almost every election cycle, the Democratic Party or its supporters love to blame nonvoters for their election losses. Despite other factors contributing to their defeat, I can already predict they’ll point fingers at nonvoters again. I voted for the first time in 2020, despite being eligible in 2016, and yes, it was for … Continue reading I’m a Non-voter.
Eduardo Chibás: The Catalyst and Tragic Martyr in Cuban History.
“If I am going to die, I want my last words to be for the Cuban revolution. I am a revolutionary; I love my patria and have contempt for the current regime.” — Eddy Chibás. Prefix In 2021, I conducted a quick research report for a course, which I have since revised and edited with the help … Continue reading Eduardo Chibás: The Catalyst and Tragic Martyr in Cuban History.
I would not have been a Nazi in Germany. “The Jordan Peterson Problem.”
https://youtu.be/NOIXlSQ7lt8 A great classic video lesson from 2021 by Professor Wes Cecil remains relevant today, highlighting issues not just with Jordan Peterson, but with several popular pundits on social media in general with a massive following. When I first listened to Wes Cecil’s critique of Jordan Peterson back in 2021, I realized we shared similar … Continue reading I would not have been a Nazi in Germany. “The Jordan Peterson Problem.”
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