Bogumil, These five articles, aside from providing a general overview of Pan-Germanic Socialism’s anti-Capitalist tendencies, outlines the known contradictions that you mentioned within your own notations. In order to grasp the crux of my arguments here, I need to break… Read More ›
Month: August 2022
Update (13 August 2022)
Yesterday, Bogumil from ARPLAN finally replied back and approved my two-part comment for his latest post. My conclusions still stand as usual, but now I have to begin reposting those two comments here. I could have done this earlier today,… Read More ›
A Work-Standard Discussion of MMT
The legitimacy of MMT (Modern Monetary Theory) to the uninformed observer rests on the Post-Bretton Woods Debt Standard, brought into existence after the Death of Bretton Woods. In fact, the Post-Bretton Woods Debt Standard is made possible due to most… Read More ›
The Destiny of Civilization: Michael Hudson on Finance Capitalism, the Economic Consequences of Ukraine and the End of Globalization
Originally posted on 1848+: The End(s) of History:
You’re having a whole split of the world into two opposing economic systems. China is not a rival for America. America is not trying to industrialize like China is. America’s trying to…
Our Post-Scarcity World
Originally posted on The American Sun:
We are living in collective trauma. Conventional wisdom tells that the world is finite, that all resources, including the money supply, is scarce. Malthus is among the brightest articulator of this wisdom, with Darwin…
Update (11 August 2022)
Continuing with the economic theme of this week’s posts (and reposts from other blogs), I will be writing another important one about personal living expenses and the significance of viewing a government’s finances as akin to that of a household…. Read More ›
How NFT Blue Chips Plan To Take On Disney — The expert blog 9247
In an earnings call last week Thursday, CEO Yves Guillemot said that the possibility of embracing blockchain as a revolutionary technology is, now more than ever, on the cards. Guillemot, who views the move as an attractive long-term investment prospect,… Read More ›
US inflation surprise: in July consumer price growth slows (+ 8.5%), a sigh of relief for the FED. Markets celebrate — Breaking Latest News
In July, US consumer prices rose by‘8,5% compared to a year ago, a slowing pace compared to the previous month (+ 9.1%) mainly due to the drop in gasoline prices. While on a monthly basis, prices remained unchanged as energy… Read More ›
On “Pan-Germanic Socialists against Capitalism”
Since my comments on ARPLAN appears to have not been approved, I will be discussing the ideas described therein in what was a two-part comment. The two-part comment, besides presenting a tenable case on Pan-Germanic Socialism’s Socialistic tendencies, also sought… Read More ›
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