Image Source What happens when experts fail? The answer to this question is what should be at the forefronts of the minds of anyone in the process of the creation of any organization or society. In today’s

Image Source @newtonquach asked: Have we given too much power to experts in our society? Should we question them more? I believe that we simultaneously have given too much and not enough power to experts

1: Why do people expect experts in one field to also be experts outside their field? 2: What makes someone an expert? 3: How can we avoid giving too much power to experts?

Image Source @newtonquach asked How did the Federal Reserve and the Treasury affect the housing bubble? The federal reserve and the treasury both play bizarre roles in the housing bubble. One of their

1: Are we currently in an economic bubble? 2: Is the financial system different due to digitized transactions? 3: What can be done to break the cycle of debt and inflation?

Image Source The talk this week was a fascinating explanation of how organizations and industries that are “jump started” by use of government subsidies are almost guaranteed to fail, and to waste funding

Image Source @dbruce asked: What are a few characteristics shared by all entrepreneurs regardless of their specified field or opportunities that they pursue? All entrepreneurs have motivation, intelligence,

1: If government subsidies have caused more historical harm than good in the United States, why is it still tried? 2: Are there any circumstances in which a governmental subsidy is the best course of action?

Image Source As asked by @dilucadomain: Should universal income only be given to people who make less than a certain income? For a universal basic income to be considered universal, it needs to be given

What would prevent a UBI from doing nothing but creating a sharp inflation of all prices? Would the job market function more like a market once minimum wage is no longer a factor, and once people actually

Image Source The United States healthcare system, and the current method of paying for it, are both highly inefficient. As things are, insurance companies are able to profit massively off the illnesses

Image Source As asked by @lavender22, Should healthcare be considered a basic right? I believe that healthcare should be considered a basic human right. Freedom is usually considered a human right, but

Why is the infant mortality rate so high in the United States? Why are modern medical procedures so expensive? Why is the United States medical system so centralized?

Image Source As asked by @lavender22 – “Could there be extreme consequences for restricting the world’s innovative growth?” I believe that there would be terrible consequences of intentionally restricting

1: What would it mean for machines to replace us? 2: If machines could do all the work that is currently being done, would there be no work left for humans to do? 3: What should be done about the progression

Image Source The way the world is set up today, poverty is extremely hard to escape. Strangely, poverty is harder to escape than it would be if we did nothing to help. Throughout human history, poverty

Image Source As asked by @anniebburg-- We often think of poverty in under developed countries, but it is happening all over America. Do you think this issue will be properly handled or even addressed?

Whose fault is poverty? Is there a solution to poverty? Should such a solution actually be implemented, or would the side effects be worse?

Image Source As asked by @newtonquach "Why is federalism important to our nation's government and structure?" Federalism is a vitally important to the function and stability of the United States

1: Is a return to full federalism the best way to restore the United States? 2: How was the United States government allowed to steal the rights initially given to the states and people? 3: How can the