Two Big Questions
1. If you believe in religion, how do you logically reject other supernatural interventions? 2. If you believe in science, how do explain free will?
Category: Non-Fiction
Aggregate Effects of the Top 1% Earners
With 93% of income growth being taken by the Top 1%, the salaries of workers and lower level managers are barely growing, so the nation’s…
Class Warfare and Status Quo
If unrest and riots are quelled without adjustments in societal and economic reality, they will reoccur—like earthquakes which always has us wondering, "Is this the…
Aggregate Effects in the National Economy
Increased consumption by retained minimum wage workers boosts the economy.
Memory Types
Working memory has two special processes to note. The visual-spatial scratchpad helps us answer questions like 'how many windows in your house?' We also have…
Boston Bombing and Texas Fertilizer Explosion Effects
The Texas disaster was worse in than Boston horror, but not unique and beyond our control.
Can everybody be sensible, yet come to different conclusions?
People who disagree are not necessarily being illogical. They may be evaluating facts and possibilities against different concerns and dimensions.
Design without a Designer
Our very, complex economic system has a design without a designer.