So far, I am currently two-thirds done with the other research paper, the one about an arms limitation treaty on cyberweapons. What is really ironic is that I was expecting the Liberal Capitalists in the West to be the ones… Read More ›
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Work-Standard Accounting Practices: Financial Indicators of Dasein Fulfillment
The Council State relies on two sets of financial indicators based on data in the Worksheet of Sociable Accounts (WSA). Both sets of financial indicators are governed by WSA’s Domestic Accounts and Foreign Accounts. It pertains to areas of economic… Read More ›
Work-Standard Accounting Practices: Triple-Entry Account Bookkeeping
The emergence of Cryptocurrencies, beginning with Bitcoin, has made it feasible to entertain the development of Triple-Entry Account Bookkeeping as an expansion of Double-Entry Account Bookkeeping. Conceptually speaking, Triple-Entry Account Bookkeeping follows very similar premises to that of Double-Entry Account… Read More ›
Why are online casinos more popular? — Vents Magazine
There has been a massive increase in online casinos and their popularity during this year, even though these casinos were around us many years ago. But these are becoming popular during these 24 months because of several reasons. You will… Read More ›
Should the Council State fund Gaming and Animation Industries? (Pt. I of II)
Yesterday, I was rewatching a YouTube about somebody wanting to purchase Machinima, a now-defunct Intellectual Property since 2019. Machinima was the name of an American firm established in the early 2000s to serve as an online medium for people employing… Read More ›
Economic History Case Studies: Fourth Industrial Revolution (2000-2100)
For several notable Entries of Economic History Case Studies, I described Deindustrialization as a multifaceted problem. My discussions of Deindustrialization contextualized the phenomenon from political, economic, social, financial, and technological factors. I also argued that Deindustrialization cannot be fully attributed… Read More ›
43 million Americans have now held cryptocurrency, JPMorgan research — The Financial Express
43 million Americans, or 13% of the country’s total population, have owned cryptocurrencies at some point in their lives, according to recent JPMorgan Chase research, as reported by Cointelegraph. According to Cointelegraph, the Dynamics and Demographics of U.S. Household Crypto-Asset… Read More ›
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