In response to Part II of my ongoing discussions on State Capitalism (and its Social Capitalism analogue), I recently posted four relevant research articles on the topic in Digital Library V. I am also including links to those articles in… Read More ›
I should have mentioned it in yesterday’s Update post, but I am currently searching for full-time work. I have been employed since the beginning of the year, but my pay and hours have both been cut in late January. Originally,… Read More ›
Okay, there is something that I need to be doing today besides writing this week’s post. Since I cannot set my schedule later today aside, my only options are to either complete this post quickly or take my time to… Read More ›
My ongoing research into the obscure Founding Father Tench Coxe had yielded decades of legal and historical academic literature regarding Amendment II. It seems that so much of the legal arguments in favor of the “Constitutional Right to Keep and… Read More ›
Over the course of this week, I will be digging deeper into the works of Tench Coxe, who was a very colorful Founding Father and not highly remembered for some reason. When I mentioned him in the context of Chapter… Read More ›
Prior to the Third World War, revolutionary educational standards supported by the victors resulted in the establishments of ‘Student Governments’ and ‘Student Economies’ operating from the secondary schools and universities. The increased complexity of postcapitalist economies accelerated student participation in… Read More ›
Edith summoned Lena, Christoph and his comrades to the living room. A flatscreen television set was relaying the official media of the Federalist American Union’s ruling party, the Greater American Federalist Party. Grabbing the remote from a glass coffee table,… Read More ›
An Asian man in a three-piece suit, glaring at the time on his wristwatch, leaned against the red front fender of a white Shanghai SH760 with Chinese license plates. Accompanying him was another Asian, a Japanese national, who stood by… Read More ›
Gottfried Emmerich lit a cigarette whilst slouching on a chair at his home’s breakfast table. He sifted through the papers inside a manilla file folder documenting the autopsy of a middle-aged man. The folder also contained photographs of the decedent’s… Read More ›
[Author’s Note: This Chapter and the rest of the short story were originally intended have been posted for the Beautiful Monsters Substack. But because Gio no longer has any plans to continue the Substack, I have no choice but to… Read More ›
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