Tag Archives: globalization

Bitcoin Change Game, not End Game

Posted on April 27, 2021 by Brian

My prior post basically talked of reduced supply and deflationary pressures. Yes, we can chop up bitcoin and give the pieces new names. IMHO, that’s a word game. Nonetheless, it does highlight some innate character of cryptocurriences. I don’t think … Continue reading →

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A New Deal for Globalization

Posted on April 11, 2020 by Brian

I came across “A New Deal for Globalization” by Kenneth Scheve and Matthew J. Slaughter (Foreign Affairs, Vol 86, Issue 4, July/August 2007). From the 3rd year of Bush’s presidency, it’s a bit technically dated and ripe with political overtones, … Continue reading →

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The Problem with Big Data is that You Can’t Change

Posted on November 8, 2017 by Brian

Near the end of May 26, 2015, Paul Mampilly wrote an article titled, “How Big Data Will Change Your Everyday Life”, published in the Professional Speculator.  He noted that data can see the future.

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Alternative Facts – Reverse Obligation

Posted on March 1, 2017 by Brian

Issues and arguments entwined with consistency and facts can be productive. Everybody today is screaming for facts and truth, and accusing each other of alternate facts. If you ask for this from others, then it would be appropriate for you … Continue reading →

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Anymore, We Don’t Value Our Citizens First

Posted on November 19, 2014 by Brian

Anymore, it seems public figures and politicians are tripping over each other to highlight the need to care for illegal immigrants, or refugees of foreign wars, displaced individuals around the globe, or nearly anybody except “Joe Plumber,” citizen of the … Continue reading →

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