The political divide in US politics does not affect younger generations of Americans, namely the Millennials and Generation Z, as much as older generations. From a Hamiltonian Federalist perspective, it is reassuring to know that young people in these United… Read More ›
The technological developments of the Armored Fighting Vehicle (AFV) began in the trenches of the First World War. The British, French, Germans, and Russians were among the first ones to begin their forays into this then-emerging branch. That concept was… Read More ›
It can be argued that The Work-Standard is in many respects an attempt at realizing what Johann Gottlieb Fichte described as the “Geldoperation” (Money Operation) within his philosophical book on Economic Planning, The Closed Commercial State. This book from the… Read More ›
The following Entry is the completed revised copy of SMP Compendium Entry “Political-Economic and Currency Unions.” I made various important changes related to ensuring greater clarity and better comprehension, both of which were lacking in the original Entry from the… Read More ›
If anyone is interested in finding reliable news sources on the DPRK and the ROK, there is Korea Now, which I have identified as a South Korean state-funded media outlet, and I also recommend this North Korean Vlogger on YouTube…. Read More ›
Today, I am proud to announce that I have traced the source of my health problems throughout much of 2021. It took a while for me to figure this one out, so I am confident in my assertions that I… Read More ›
The Work-Standard’s methodology of Currency Devaluation/Revaluation follows its own set of procedures. Familiarity with this consideration is paramount in a world where most nation-states rely on Floating Exchange Rates since the Death of Bretton Woods, which is in turn governed… Read More ›
So far, all the examples which I have provided for the Work-Standard in the titular Treatise of the same name requires the economic and financial capabilities of an entire nation-state. If the Work-Standard is practical for the nation-state, it should… Read More ›
“[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 ›
“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 ›
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