Break Down EEK onomics by Jeff Ganaposki If one was told “the answer,” most folks would argue endlessly. But if one examines the situation, piece by piece, the answer is self generating. ❏ Goal : Survival ❏ Mode : harmless … Continue reading
Humani Ascendant by Jeff Ganaposki I could tell you of a wondrous future, where pain and suffering is minute in comparison to your present situation. And that your children’s children will live in a better world, a more prosperous … Continue reading
It is 2117 AD, June 14. I am excited about the debate. The topic is about the quaint idea of anonymous money and if it should be brought back into widespread use. The proponents argue that with scarce, precious metal … Continue reading
It is a mathematical fact that usury is unsustainable in a finite money token system. The exponential equation used to calculate compound interest requires an infinite money supply to function. If you’ve been wondering where all that “new printed paper … Continue reading
It is 2117, May 24. I am excited about the news. The St. Google’s Society and Infrastructure won the bid for expanding the underground city at the Grand Canyon. It was a tough competition. Candidates offered their visionary plans, their … Continue reading
My rights and liberties come from my Creator, Mr. Politician. Your delegated power is to help secure them, not legislate them away. If you won’t do your job, please RESIGN, immediately.
It is 2117, May 3. Dad is going on a business trip. He’ll be taking the vacuum train, and will probably leave late to get the cheap night fare. When traveling at 8000 kph / 5000 mph, you don’t get … Continue reading
Someone asked a question on the net: Q: What do cities need to do to “survive”? A: Thrive ! What makes a city thrive? [] Logistics – the framework for the flow of materials, services, and information [] Efficiency – … Continue reading
Governments instituted to secure rights, by prosecuting criminal acts after the fact, are derelict in their duty when they seek to impose prohibitions on liberty, on the chance of preventing crime. Though one can evaluate performance for the former, one … Continue reading
by Jeff Ganaposki Back when money madness was important, it was not uncommon for folks to dream of “getting rich.” It did appear that having a surplus of money tokens, or large account balances, was exchangeable for food, clothing, shelter, … Continue reading