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Don't Sweat the Debt, it's Darwin Day!
Jeff SiegelPosted January 30, 2014
Rep. Rush Holt of New Jersey has decided that celebrating the birth of Charles Darwin is so important, that we should spend tax dollars discussing it. How in the world do these people keep getting...
Bitcoin Will Never Be Tamed
Briton RylePosted January 30, 2014
2014 has been an incredible year for Bitcoin already, partially because of all the traction it has gained in commerce, and partially because it's actually stabilized a bit. But that won't last...
Is Obama Using Taxpayer Funds Illegally?
Brian HicksPosted January 30, 2014
No amount of spin can change the fact that President Obama is looking to use taxpayer dollars to fund political campaigns for his friends. Not only is this against the law, but it's an outright...
Investing in Laser Stocks
Brian HicksPosted January 30, 2014
Not a whole lot goes on today in the world of high-tech that doesn't involve or isn't highly dependent on one particular technology... and the technology I'm talking about is lasers.
State of the Union Propaganda
Geoffrey PikePosted January 29, 2014
The State of the Union address is nothing more than one giant dog and pony show designed to fool Americans into believing that the government is actually capable of doing something other than making...
Minimum Wage Hike: What it Means
Briton RylePosted January 29, 2014
Last Night's State of the Union address introduced Obama's executive order to increase the minimum wage for federal contract workers. Here's what it means to the economy, to the congressional...
Texas Wants Dumber Students
Jeff SiegelPosted January 29, 2014
A group of bureaucrats in the state of Texas are looking to make it easier for students to graduate by eliminating higher-level courses. You know, because apparently it doesn't make sense for those...
Natural Gas to Surge
Briton RylePosted January 29, 2014
For the last few years, we've had too much natural gas. Now, however, the cold weather is affecting production. Companies aren't pumping enough to offset demand, so supplies are falling, and prices...
The Biggest Opportunity Since WWII
Briton RylePosted January 28, 2014
Now eleven years since the elimination of Saddam Hussein's dictatorship, Iraq's recovery is swinging into action. With a new central investment bank, and new projects in oil pipelines
When A Company Fattens up its IP Portfolio...
Brian HicksPosted January 28, 2014
HP once believed it could be a player in the smartphone revolution, and it acquired a huge amount of intellectual property in its attempts to do so. After total failure, its portfolio of thousands...
Robot Singularity
Christian DeHaemerPosted January 28, 2014
The United States is getting more educated and producing more stuff; at the same time, the number of factory jobs continues to decline in real and relative terms. The reason, of course, is automation
The Real Reason for International Declines
Briton RylePosted January 27, 2014
There are two different things going on: one in emerging markets, and one in developed markets, and neither one has anything to do with China.
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