Image Source Dr. Davies's lecture was pretty neat, and he used stories and analogies to make his concepts relatable to the general public. The main takeaway from his talk was that coercion fails because

Image Source This is a post in response to @atamme’s question, “Does the use of force by government bans make people want to rebel more?” I believe that practically any time rules (especially arbitrary

Image Source Although fairly strewn out and dramatized, Mr. Folsom's description of the United States and the cumulation of its dominance in the global economy was quite interesting to me. He began by

Image Source Have you ever been personally affected by government use of force? Was it justified? Do you believe the use of force by private citizens is equal to the use of force by the police or other

Image Source This is a post in response to @allisonmckinney’s question, “If you were to become an entrepreneur what would be the best form of promotion for you?” My personal plan for my future is to develop

Image Source An idea from Dr. Millers' speaking engagement that I did not quite understand was the one pertaining to how we walked into the digital age as if we were still in the analog age. I guess what

Image Source Do you think that all political entrepreneurs have selfish motives, or do some of them work towards a selfless goal? How likely is it for a market entrepreneur to morph into a political

Image Source This is a post in response to @atamme’s question, “Are people aware of big tech monitoring them, or do they simply not care?” In my opinion, I believe that people simply do not care that big

Image Source Do you think that there are any uses of surveillance capitalism that have a truly positive effect on the citizen or consumer? For you personally, is surveillance capitalism undermining your

Image Source This is a post in response to @allisonmckinney’s question, “What do you think is the biggest cause for poverty and/or homelessness here in the US?” In my opinion, poverty is often a cyclical

Image Source I really enjoyed learning about how different other countries provide their healthcare to their citizens during this week's lecture by Dr. Flynn. Personally, for me when it comes to

Image Source This is a post in response to @joshweertman’s question, “Do you think socialist healthcare similar to Canada's healthcare system would solve the healthcare affordability problem?” The Canadian

Image Source Dr. Epsteins talk this week enlightened me to see how much control and information Google actually has. One of the most interesting aspects of his presentation was how easily the company can

Image Source Do you believe that it would be beneficial for the government to provide more debt forgiveness for people with big bills due to chronic disease treatment? How can we ensure that patients are

Image Source This is a post in response to @allisonmckinney's question, “Do you believe that there is an infringement of one's privacy with ads that are targeted from Google?” I one-hundred-percent agree

Image Source Does Google's open-source operating system diminish your faith in its ability to provide unbiased true information? What steps can we take as internet-using individuals to the amount of control

Image Source This is a post in response to @atamme’s question, “Do you think people should be more educated when it comes to NFTs and their value?” I do believe that people should be more educated about

Image Source Do you think that NFTs are the future of art and collectibles? Or is it just another fad that people are fixating on? Do NFTs have a real value, or are we just fooling around with “monopoly

Image Source I wholeheartedly agree with the idea of a universal basic dividend because we desperately need to distribute the wealth. I think that it was very creative of Mr. Trost to name his idea as

Image Source This is a post in response to @atamme's question, “The concept of Universal Basic Income exists because of the possibility of humans losing their jobs to artificial intelligence. What are