In my daily data life, I check out movements in commodity prices just to see what is going on. As I wrote recently in my UK Guardian article (June 7, 2021) – Price rises should be short-lived – so let’s not resurrect inflation as a bogeyman – the inflation hysteria has really set in. I provided more detail in this blog post – Price rises should be short-lived – so let’s not resurrect inflation as a bogeyman (June 9, 2021). Yes, I stole the title of my article for the blog post if you are...
Read More »The Gower Initiative for Modern Money Studies — The G7 jolly – a symbol of everything that is wrong with the global economic system.
The problem in a nutshell.However, currently we have a democratic deficit reinforced by a toxic media which, as Raoul Martinez, the philosopher, artist, and filmmaker so rightly notes:‘As long as the vast majority of wealth is controlled by a tiny proportion of humanity, democracy will struggle to be little more than a pleasant mask worn by an ugly system.’The world system is becoming increasingly dysfunctional and one of the chief factors is the erroneous 'government as big household or...
Read More »Guli: The most ridiculous evidence of genocide in Xinjiang
laowhy86, a YouTuber who makes anti-China videos, has been caught red handed lying and doing propaganda. He altered some photos and then made up a story. He makes his money out of his followers by doing these sort of videos. On YouTube, Twitter, Quora and other media, there are various so-called "evidences" about the existence of genocide in Xinjiang, but in fact none of them are convincing, because these so-called "evidences" are fabricated out of thin air.Ok, today I will expose a...
Read More »Asking Hunter-Gatherers Life’s Toughest Questions
A fascinating look at the life of hunter gatherers in African. The Hadzabe didn't seem to have much interest in the after-life, and all answers went back to being about meat. They are so friendly, healthy, and attractive, but not so friendly to baboons, though. The Hadza Tribe or Hadzabe are a remote African Tribe of Hunter-Gatherers in African country of Tanzania. A few months ago, I was lucky to enough to be able to join them on a hunt to baboons. We didn't catch any, so we decided to...
Read More »“Heterodox” economics as rediscovery — Chris Dillow
Mentions functional finance and cites Randy Wray. Good read.Stumbling and Mumbling"Heterodox" economics as rediscoveryChris Dillow | Investors Chronicle
Read More »On My Research Program — Robert Vienneau
I wonder if somebody that understands something about algebraic geometry could summarize my approach more shortly, but even more abstractly. I hope and wish that I can read sometime somebody extending this research. Some sort of structures definitely seem to exist in these parameter spaces.Thoughts On EconomicsOn My Research ProgramRobert Vienneau
Read More »FT – Elon Musk: CO2 saint or sinner? | FT Film
The electric car revolutionary has built a reputation as a clean energy champion. But SpaceX has never fitted in with Musk's green image. Now the tech billionaire is driving the energy-hungry crypto market. FT writers and experts weigh his climate record, both good and bad, and ask whether his green status stacks upFTElon Musk: CO2 saint or sinner? | FT Film
Read More »BRICS Info — China, Russia Reveal Roadmap for International Moon Base
Russia and China unveiled a roadmap for a joint International Lunar Research Station to guide collaboration and development of the project. Chinese and Russian space officials revealed the plans at the Global Space Exploration (GLEX) conference in St. Petersburg, Russia, stating that the ILRS has received the interest of a number of countries and organizations. The ILRS is planned to be developed concurrently but separate to the United States’ Artemis lunar exploration program.... BRICS...
Read More »Why seagulls are making their homes in our cities
Seagulls prefer Papa John's pizzas to cod nowadays. Much of the birds' success in cities is due to their long lives, which allows the birds to build up an extensive memory of where and how to find food. Unlike garden songbirds (which generally live 3-5 years), gulls can live decades and accumulate valuable experience. The oldest bird studied by Rock was a lesser black-backed gull fitted with a leg ring on a rooftop close to Bristol Bridge in 1989, which lived for 28 years. The gull decided...
Read More »Something ominous just happened.
For the first time in perhaps 5 years, the current deficit is below the prior year. Trade and invest using the concepts of MMT. Get a 30-day free trial to MMT Trader. https://www.pitbulleconomics.com/ Download my podcasts! New one every week. https://www.buzzsprout.com/1105286 Mike Norman Twitter https://twitter.com/mikenorman Mike Norman Economics: https://mikenormaneconomics.blogspot.com/
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