2tents’s Podcast

For some strange reason, in every human structure, there is at least one individual and often more, who seem to have a deep insatiable appetite for dominance. They just can not stand to let others make decisions affecting the group or often even tolerate any participation in the decision making process.

Why can't people get along?  Why can't they just go fishing or something?  What is causing all these conflicts? 

you may have noticed a sort of a feeling that we are all being herded in certain directions.  the dampenic and the official response, the slow-choking death of free speech, the shifts in banking and how it is done, and so on, may have given you the feeling of being slowly corralled.  what comes next?

the farming culture has changed and this is one of the great understatements of the month.
listen in if you will to get the picture of just how much it has!

If those overlords of ours really "seized the means of production" without seizing also the ones who know how to use the means of production and forcing them to work at what they now do voluntarily, would the results be any more spectacularly  successful than are today's results?

consider the enormous volume of funds finding their way into the tax-bases of countries all over the world.  what if these funds were channeled into only constructive activities?  wouldn't that be neat?

regulatory capture is a possible explanation for some of the weird decisions our overlords are making. let's explore this possibility shall we?

we depend on the internet for our communications with friends and colleagues, banking, entertainment and our educations.
how secure is the internet, really?

an attempt to understand the weaknesses in our promise-based financial system

Here's a puzzle:  GMO's are supposed to be an improvement on the original design, so why are they cheaper and the originals more expensive?  
It's illogical!