Tag: economics

What About the Sex Habits of Quail on Cocaine?

NIH Spent over $800,000 to study whether Japanese Quails are more Sexually promiscuous on cocaine. I think we could have simply polled the audience….and of course found they are… pic.twitter.com/lZYlRbyuun — Senator Rand Paul (@RandPaul) May 25, 2021 Is it really “quails,” Dr. Paul? I’m…

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Bank of England Defames Cryptocurrency

Banks really don’t like the idea of people controlling their own money. RT : Digital currencies “have no intrinsic value,” according to Bank of England (BOE) Governor Andrew Bailey. He warned that people who invest in crypto should be prepared to lose all their money.…

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Pure Coincidence: The Story of Two Headlines

Good people all agree on one thing: this is all a big coincidence. The Guardian this week: Reuters this same week: Anyone who thinks that these two headlines are somehow related is a lunatic conspiracy theorist, high on internet disinformation from Russia, who is dangerous,…

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The Microcosm: The Loss of American Car Manufacturing

The bigger picture is sometimes hard to understand. Sometimes, it’s better to look at the microcosm. In 1950, if you include Canadian manufacturing of American cars, the United States controlled a full 80% of the car market. In current year, we control less than 15%…

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Whites Rate 17th on Fed Median Household Income List

If “white privilege” is about wealth, then it sure as hell doesn’t make a lot of sense. According to the US Census Bureau, whites ranked 17th in median household income in 2018. It seems that we’ve given over huge portions of our national wealth to…

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