What if a company is on both sides of the market of law? What if it exercises juridical (administration of the law) power, being not only a party to a conflict, but [ … ]

“Less-educated workers are disproportionately likely to move up the job ladder during expansions, but they also slide down during downturns.” This is from Dwyer Gunn at the NBER Digest: Exploring [ … ]

At the start of 2015, YouTube began its online ‘safe space’, YouTube Kids. Architected for children and assured with child-appropriate entertainment. At first glance the videos are normal, the parents [ … ]

Bitcoin consumes energy, and that, my suddenly capitalist friend, comes from coal. As your destroying third world countries, let’s visit one of the world’s largest Bitcoin mines in the Inner [ … ]

BREAKING NEWS: Facebook friends aren’t experts in all things. MORE BREAKING NEWS: Zimbabweans are not paying $5000 more per bitcoin than everyone else. Zimbabwe is no longer on a U.S. [ … ]

Last year, Ankit Panda at The Diplomat noted the significance of a high-level North Korea–China meeting in June 2016. Ri Su-yong, Korean Workers’ Party (KWP) Politburo member and a former [ … ]

Cyber-security, cover-ups and this guy… Joe Sullivan was the head of security for Uber, the same title he held at his previous employer, Facebook. His major accomplishment while at Uber, [ … ]

“History stopped in 1936” – George Orwell,Looking back on the Spanish War According to George Orwell, it was during his time fighting in the Spanish Civil War for the Republican side against [ … ]

Key points The key issue is and always was the (lack of) resilience of the UK banking system. It is mathematically impossible to take a weak banking system, subject it [ … ]

Amazon is the elephant, we are the blind men gathered around it, each feeling a different part and none in agreement with ‘what it is’. I walk around it and [ … ]