You Don’t Understand Bitcoin Because You Think Money Is Real
This recent piece, Inside One of America’s Last Pencil Factories, made me remember “I, Pencil” which is 50 years old in 2018. It’s free market message could be framed as capitalist or socialist (freed market anti-capitalism), until of course you see that Milton Friedman wrote the afterword for “I, Pencil.” …
source Georgetown law professor Peter Edelman discusses his new book Not a Crime to Be Poor: The Criminalization of Poverty in America.
“Contingent” work arrangements like the “Sharing Economies” and “Gig economies” are on the rise, but it seems this is mostly cosmetic as its mostly a name and style change, not necessarily a change in substance. At the core they still alienate labor, albeit differently. the shift to contingent work wasn’t …
A fine line defines and unites them all. Perhaps they are all “alternative facts,” whatever that means. Post Truth: A Guide for the (fake) Perplexed The Mainstream Media is Culpable The Baloney Detection Kit is a helpful tool to combat Trumpisms like post-fake-alternative-truth-propaganda and more.
Article at the Gaurdian more here: C4SS: Freedom of Speech and Political Violence Washington Post: Who are the antifa? The New Yorker: An Intimate History of Antifa Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook its going down
link to the debate on Soundcloud: podcast Talking past each other quite a bit , and past the possibility of a third or forth possibility, one of them being markets without capitalism, or freed markets. Many (right) libertarians may agree with the principles of “freed markets” set forth by left …
Audio player interview with Michio Kaku , also here
It’s no surprise that most people and news agencies glaze over the big question behind the Paradise Papers and Panama Papers: how did so much money get into the coffers of the elite in the first place (not to mention that which sits in their possessions from toilet paper and …