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Is COVID-19 a Good Reason to Destroy America?
By Jack Pelham I won’t venture to make any predictions about the medical side of things, because I’m not even remotely educated in epidemiology. But when it comes to the political and financial “remedies” that have been enacted in the … Continue reading
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Have We Become Too Corrupt, Mister Franklin?
Benjamin Franklin was older than the others involved in the Constitutional Convention in 1987. These delegates from the various colonies represented many factions–many different ways of thinking. They had their biases, of course, and their cheats–along with whichever of their … Continue reading
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To a Hammer, COVID-19’s a Nail
Perhaps you’ve heard the old saying, “To a hammer, everything’s a nail.” It describes the cognitive bias we can have in how we see the world. It’s a self-centered way of viewing things. Being a typical claw hammer, nail driving … Continue reading
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What is My “World View”?
Every once in a while, someone inquires about my “world view”. Here it is: There is nothing unreal in the entire known Universe, with the one exception of what happens in the imaginations of humans. Humans often get trapped in … Continue reading
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Where Have All the Inventors Gone?
NOTE: The following thoughts were posted in response to someone at DailyPaul.com asking the question posed by the title of this page. To your question, where have all the inventors gone?, I have no statistics to offer, and I have … Continue reading
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Why (and for whom) Our Economy Works
Contrary to popular opinion, it’s fairly simple to understand our national economy. I’ll cut to the chase and tell you that our “economy” is built for the benefit of those who profit every time money changes hands. Therefore, their priority … Continue reading
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The Painless Recovery
It is interesting to witness The United States in its present gyrations over the need for economic reform. It seems that things have gotten bad enough that most of us now believe that something ought to change. Frankly, however, that’s … Continue reading
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