Wow. This novel from acclaimed socialist author, George Orwell, stands the test of time with a manifold of modern motifs and subtle lessons for discursive political strife and class struggle. This book is as important and as relevant as ever. It has subtle lessons about rebellion, self-governance, and propaganda. My…
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Why Economic Policy Should Account For Conditional Realities In Saving Capitalism: For the Many, Not the Few, Robert Reich uncovers just how sharply intransigent and distressingly rigged the “rules of the game” are in our economy. The incontestable truth that mechanisms, laws, and regulations governing our socioeconomic ecosystem are strictly…
Comments closed“You can swim all day in the Sea of Knowledge and still come out completely dry. Most people do.“ As a young kid I became enchanted by the 1970 film adaptation of Norton Juster’s 1961 novel The Phantom Tollbooth. This was the time I fell in love with main characters…
Comments closedIt looks like we’re going to be able to pay rent after all since the Senate finally reached a firm agreement on the emergency stimulus in the midst of the worst public health pandemic in the United States to date—rivaled only by the polio crisis. The recent passage of the…
Leave a CommentIf nothing else, Donald Trump is self-aware. He’s spent the last three years taunting, enunciating incendiary and dangerous lies, abandoning the rule of law, attempting to run the country like his failed businesses, and above all else, being protected. He’s a noxious and innumerate tyrant who’s tirelessly forging his bullying…
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Has the Law Really Been About Protecting the Aggregate Welfare of the Consumer?
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How The Steam Marketplace Uses Prices To Boost Revenue & Stifle Innovation
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