Lately, I have been commenting on two WordPress Blogs that I frequent other than ARPLAN. The Anarchist Blog Futurism Forever continues to provide a number of really insightful, yet promising posts that I have decided to repost some for The… Read More ›
Month: January 2023
Work-Standard Perspectives on Demographic Decline and Usury
Those who have read The Work-Standard (2nd Ed.) and The Third Place (1st Ed.) will recall my discussions of the birthrate, which I referred to as a simple ratio between “cradles and coffins.” There is an entirely different way of… Read More ›
Update (17 January 2023)
After a day or two of pondering, I now have the idea for a new post related to the Work-Standard. I think it is worth mentioning it in regards to the concept of State Capitalism, which is tied to a… Read More ›
Libertarianism Critiqued by Jackson — Futurism Forever
Libertarianism, is a deceptively simple and promising doctrine of maximizing the freedom of the individual, absolutely and utterly fails to actualize any freedom besides a bourgeois conception of freedom, which, in reality, suppresses the individual in favor of capitalism. While… Read More ›
Over $70 billion pumped into Bitcoin this week; More buying power ahead? — Cryptocurrency News!
Bitcoin ( BTC ) has kicked off 2023 with a blast attaining several key support levels that investors will be hoping can build the base for the maiden cryptocurrency to rally further. The bullish momentum has come with investors capitalizing… Read More ›
Update (15 January 2023)
Yesterday, I decided that the theme of this week’s posts should be economic. There are some other topics that I would like to discuss, not to mention reposting some content from WordPress Blogs that caught my attention recently. Apart from… Read More ›
The Future’s Uncertain and the End is Always Near — What Andy Thinks
Yesterday, the monthly consumer price index report, which measures inflation, came out and showed that inflation for December was negative. That is 6 months in a row now where inflation has slowed down compared to where it was during the first half… Read More ›
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