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03/07/2019 - THE REWARD
Everyone has a price, the important thing is to find out what it is – quote Pablo Escobar. Typically this cynical view from a criminal mind is shared by a lot of other people, addicted in money in a legal way. Unfortunately, a lot of CEO share this poor view.
If we do not pay high wages, we will not have any competent resources. No money, no honey. With monetary nourishment, the work will be better done. The question is : Why ? Because it doesn't seem to be the case.
In 1949, the psychologist Harry Harlow made an experiment where monkeys had to solve a kind of mechanical puzzle. After a while they started play with the puzzles completely spontaneously, without any reward....
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17/06/2019 - POLICE
If the police don’t protect the public, what are we paying them for? And who exactly do they serve if not you and me? Why do we have to pay taxes for police whose jobs do not entail protecting our safety, maintaining the peace in our communities, but more restrict and obstruct our liberties?
Which government is not fast becoming a government “of the rich, by the elite, for the corporations,” and its rise to power is predicated on shackling the taxpayer to a life of indentured servitude ?Cops may get paid by the citizenry, but they don’t work for us.
They don’t answer to us. They’re not loyal to us.That “thin, blue line” of loyalty to one’s fellow cops has become a self-serving...
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03/06/2019 - Child education under the Soviet era
When Western families broke up in the beginning of the 60´s and Western kids were “freed” – (or fired ?) from their families, Russia and other Soviet Republics maintained traditions of education, leading to social responsibility, good moral, honest behavior, strong character and love to your next. The art of egalitarian communism never grow strong roots, nor in Russia neither in the satellite states and autonomous soviet republics, different from many Western countries, straight on the surface but contaminated by communist infiltration in school, justice and media.
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19/04/2019 - Timing of IMF loan to Ecuador
April 2019, Ecuador expelled Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, from its embassy in London. He had been living there with asylum since 2012, fearing extradition to the United States. Assange helped leaked top secret information exposing US war crimes in the Middle East. Now he will be extradited to the “Land of the Free” to face charges related to computer hacking.
The timing of Ecuador's revocation of his asylum raises some suspicions. Less than two months before Ecuador expelled Julian Assange from its embassy, it secured a $4.2 billion dollar loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The last time the IMF gave a loan to Ecuador was 2016. That was only $364 million, and it was to help them rebuild after a...
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28/03/2019 - What provoked WWII ?
Maximilian Bern had saved up 100,000 German marks for what should have been a modest, but comfortable retirement. But in 1923, he withdrew every last cent, and spent it all on one purchase: a subway ticket. He rode around his city one last time before returning home, and locking himself in his home, where he died.
He didn’t kill himself. He starved to death… simply because he could no longer afford food. A single egg at the market would cost millions of marks, more than Maximilian Bern had saved over his entire life.
This was one of the most famous episodes of hyperinflation, certainly in modern history. In the wake of World War One, Germany (known as the Weimar Republic) was completely broke. The War to end...
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