From: The Matrix This was probably the easiest to understand lecture yet. Normally it takes more thinking to achieve a level of comprehension or understanding of the speaker, on account of me being an

From Antony Davies @moneybagley asks: Has the United States used coercion for the greater good before? Was it worth it? This question has been asked so many times in the past couple of years, for one reason,

From: MakeAMeme.org How does the U.S. Government use cooperation and coercion? Which one do they utilize more? Is coersion neccesarry? Can we as humans learn to completely cooperate. or is the fall back

From: worthpoint.com This late into the semester we have been talking about "entrepreneurs" and we throw that term around a lot, we use it frequently, but I have never stopped to understand its

From: Family Guy @generalfritz14 asks: When Donald Trump became elected president in 2016, he completely stepped away from the real estate business and let his children take control of operations. Was

from Bussiness Magazine in Gainsville What are the major differences in actions taken by political and market entrepreneurs? Are political entrepreneurs inherently bad-natured? Are there good political

From: Rob Dobi This, I feel, was a continuation of the presentation about google, only on a wider scale. However, Mr. Miller has brought more of a philosophical element into the discussion of the acquisition

From: Mark Long @awetsell asks Do you think that Big Tech works with the government? If so, why would they work with the government? The short answer is no, Big Tech could even become more powerful than

From Apple's Super Bowl Commercial Do you think most users know about big tech surveillance? How does big tech hide it? What is the end goal of big tech? Do you think they plan to expand their agenda?

A child in Kabul, Afghanistan, which is among the poorest countries in the world. Photograph: Altaf Qadri/AP @awetsellThere are so many people in the world that are considered poor. It seems as if there

Pictured is an Urban slum in Hanoi, Vietnam. | Pictured is an Urban slum in Hanoi, Vietnam. | Kibae Park/UN Photo How does the U.S. Government try to "fix poverty?" How do they perpetuate and

from memegenerator.org After learning our topic was essentially, "how to fix the healthcare system." As part of Gen Z, I often find myself talking about and criticizing the American health care

From the Washington post @atamme asks: If the healthcare system were to be restructured to be cheaper for Americans, do you think the quality of healthcare would decrease? Why or why not? Short answer

from: ruinmyweek.com many U.S. citizens complain about having to pay for healthcare, dont know why other countries have it and the U.S. doesn't what aspects of other countries allow them to have free

Image via kronzit29/Reddit @nziske Asks: Do you care that your data is being collected at all hours of the day and being sold? Yesterday, I went to Mr. Epstien's talk about Google. He talked about Google's

From What practices make google so controlling? What other companies do these? Was Google Malicious originally? What changed their intent and business model? How has google integrated into your life? Is

from Tenor.com from user Biren_2008 @generalfritz14 Are high NFT sales in the 6 or 7 figures just another form of money laundering, or are they actually worth that amount?! When you think of NFTs what

from Twitter by user midnighthibachi NFTs were first made in 2015, but it took until 2021 for them to gain popularity, why is this? NFTs and crypto are often lumped into the same combined category, what

from: memegenerator.net Universal basic income is talked about a lot, especially now, with people losing their jobs and prices going up due to shortages, scammers, and overbuying. People are just struggling

from user: NoTime2Exp on imgflip.com @hattiehughs14 asks, As of right now there are no countries with universal basic income. How soon do you think there will be a country to do this? Universal Basic Income