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The #YangGang are in love with 2020 Presidential candidate Andrew  Yang's UBI proposal, which he calls a freedom dividend. However, it's a  bit like the love that people had for Daenerys Targaryen

Corporate-backed candidates from the Democratic establishment, Kamala Harris and Cory Booker (as well as Elizabeth Warren), are using a very, very clever strategy to undermine their opponents. For a very

I love, love, love the idea of a Green New Deal. I haven't been this loved up since I first discovered Game of Thrones. It's not a new idea - Colin Hines convened the Green New Deal Group back in 2007,

Womankind has experienced generations - well, thousands of years - of unfairness as women have been obstructed from taking senior roles in business or politics by their societies (not just by men). There

Back in 2014, the discussion on the Internet of the Israel Vs. Palestine conflict felt, to me, more level-headed than it had been for previous conflicts. Perhaps the high number of child victims made people

I created my first blog back in 2011 after seeing a website that was campaigning for Nestle to use traffick-free chocolate in their kit-kat bars. It shocked the knickers off of me, so I called Nestle in

Over the years, plenty of people have tried to brow beat me into doing what they wanted. Actually, they usually tried to brow beat me into not doing what they didn't want. Their tactics were simple, like

Let's divide currencies into two types - fixed and floating. When I say 'fixed', I don't mean like a neutered dog, but a fixed exchange rate. Central banks that issue fixed currencies (also called convertible

The rich get richer and the poor get poorer. The middle class are becoming the working class. Wealth is getting transferred from the hands of the many into the hands of the few. But how? The simplest way

Most economists and journalists who write about the economy haven't actually realised what I'm about to say, but knowing this may actually make a profound difference to how you view the World and front

There will be a slight interruption on my blog as I'm moving from Australia to Japan in less than 48 hours. It's not a long story, but the nutshell version is that our anti-immigrant government hasn't

Trickle down economics. It's not a new idea, but it's the most recent one politicians have wanted to listen to. Even the IMF has said that it doesn't work, but because the US Government is renewing it's

I replied to a comment on a post a week or two ago, saying that I will always upvote any comments which clearly demonstrate that the commenter has read my post. As I wrote my reply, I realised that I was

SPOILER ALERT: This post contains a minor spoiler for anyone who hasn't watched season 7 of Game of Thrones. I'm going to go by the story in the show rather than the books for this post because, in the

Governments around the World have been trying to cause inflation for years and failed. The Japanese keep trying and trying, but they just can't do it. I own a house in Japan and its price keeps going down,

I was one of the early adopters of Skype back in 2004. In those early days, it was treated a bit like a chat room where people would randomly contact other Skype users to say hello. Social media hadn't

I knew a woman whose dream was to live next door to a bakery. Some might say that it was more of a dozy muttering than a dream, but it's still something that a fairly normal person might say. Compare that

I was reading a post by @bitdollar about what makes life meaningful and I began to think about some of the times when I came close to losing my life. Yes, that's how my mind works; I listen to metal -

You may have heard that banks create money out of thin air every time they make a loan and that 97% of all money was created in this way. If so, parts of what you've heard are true and parts of it aren't.