It has become a mundane affair to argue that American trust in the Federal government has reached a record low in the 2020s. There has been statistical data compiled in Pew Research polls depicting a steady decline in trust over… Read More ›
Military Science
Update (22 June 2022)
Having decided to take a break from the Blog yesterday, it is now time for me to return to writing another post. I have another Conservative Socialism-related post, this time being related to the question of why the US armed… Read More ›
The “Jetpack Man” Drone
Reading some more articles from The Drive’s “The Warzone” segment, I came across a few 2020-2021 articles about the “Jetpack Man” in Southern California. I have never heard of this story last year, let alone in 2020, nor was I… Read More ›
Update (19 June 2022)
Alright, I found an ideal theme to engage in for this week. A few posts will be technology-oriented. I will be delving into a number of interesting news stories that I came across last night which I felt should be… Read More ›
On Russia Invading Ukraine (5 March 2022)
Anyone reading The Fourth Estate may notice that I have not been posting as much as I used to lately. Between posting something new like Economic History Case Studies and Conservative Socialism or focusing on contemporary events, I felt that… Read More ›
Update (25 February 2022)
I am currently taking care of other matters at the moment. That also includes the work being done on the second half of the latest addition to Economic History Case Studies. It should be made available sometime tomorrow. The MAFV… Read More ›
Economic History Case Studies: The MAFV (Pt. I of II)
In both Editions of The Work-Standard, I discussed about the possibility for the Socialist Nation to be employing MATVs (Miniature Automated Tractor Vehicles) and MARVs (Miniature Automated Repair Vehicles) as sources of Digital Arbeit. Digital Arbeit, for those who do… Read More ›
Economic History Case Studies: “Happy Holy Days from Winter Markets!” (⇌)
“[Thanks to its Songun Policy and Juche], North Korea gets a high score for both ‘defense’ and “lack of dependence.” [The DPRK] can sever its limited connection to cyberspace even more easily and effectively than China can. Moreover, North Korea… Read More ›
Kitchen Update (22 December 2021)
“In our day, [Insecurity was] pretty [easy to take] care of. The delicate balance that ideally exists between [Unfreedom] and [Security] has long since tipped against Freedom [and Insecurity] practically everywhere on Earth. In [the Western Bloc countries], Freedom is… Read More ›
Conclusion: Concluding Remarks on Third Place
Revolution in Financial Affairs: Full and Final Settlement “But what should the Currency Standard be if we choose to dispense with [Kapital and Schuld]? Once again, we refer to our remarks at the beginning of this section. There we stated… Read More ›
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