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Earlier this week, on my way to work, I was stopped by a man in his thirties who smelled of alcohol and looked like he hadn’t slept all...

In previous blog posts, I’ve explored the growing likelihood that our current secular cycle may be nearing its end — and with it, the...

Today, I’m committing a cardinal sin: publicly sharing my market predictions. It’s a risky move, one that could easily come back to make...

In my previous two blog posts — The Balancing Act Between Labor and Capital: Why the World Feels Crazy Right Now , and A History of the...

A major issue I have with modern economics is its heavy reliance on short-term historical data, typically the last 30 years or so. While...

Since the dawn of agrarian civilization, human society has been shaped by an enduring struggle between labor and capital. Each seeks to...