“In the centuries following the Peloponnesian War, Athens became the first in a long line of senescent Western powers to suffer the ignominious transformation from world power to open-air theme ...Read More
Recently, while I was working in the flower beds in the front yard, my neighbors stopped to chat as they returned home from walking their dog. During our friendly conversation, I asked their little gi...Read More
Americans are so rich that 95% of our “poor” own color TVs. Don Watkins and Yaron Brook Ayn Rand Institute In a Forbes Magazine article 1/16/2012 Okay but the numbers are probably much low...Read More
Here is a link to a site that has the MONEY CHART. It is a remarkable creation. If you are interested in information follow the link. The internet is amazing. The link in the clear: http:/...Read More
This small matrix shows the most likely outcomes from the two major issues this year. The Economy and the Election Three of the four possible outcomes are acceptable. I’m expecting to have a g...Read More
The news this month has stories about the death throws of Sears and Kodak. Both were iconic American companies and both were done in by changes to their environments. Kodak was the silver halide f...Read More
This comparison was in the WSJ Notable & Quotable section a few weeks ago: “The reason why a bachelors degree on its own no longer conveys intelligence and capability is that the government ...Read More
I just finished The Ascent of Money by Niall Ferguson. He has an interesting new spin on the current financial crisis. I again failed in my quest to find a way to guarantee the preservation of ass...Read More