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Unifying Mainstream Economics with Ecology and the First and Second Laws of Thermodynamics with Steve Keen
In the lecture above, the economist Steve Keen outlines a model of capitalism that accounts for the role of energy. If it's held that the first and second law of thermodynamics are to be upheld as scientific
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Bitcoin Bond created by Japanese company Fisco - more proof that Bitcoin is slowly being accepted in the world of finance
The island of Japan has been of the the more accepting nations of bitcoin so far, and that trend continues as Japanese investment information company Fisco announces its new Bitcoin bond. This offers investors
Japan would rather have robots take care of their elderly than bring in nonJapanese immigrants. The US accepts immigrants from other nations far more but is deemed more racist
In light of the recent events in Charlottesville, VA, many commentators and pundits are targeting the US as a land of xenophobia and racial oppression without the slightest consideration for our long history
How inequality hurts the US economy and why Bitcoin gives regular people a chance to create decentralized wealth
Bitcoin provides ordinary people an opportunity to build wealth in a decentralized system that, unlike the financialized US economy, doesn't cater to the top 1%, or the top 1/100 of the 1%. The
Human beings are "The Third Chimpanzee" - how our behavior is more like chimps than we may want to admit
During our time of apparent political upheaval in America, with a never ending Culture War causing intergenerational conflict and family arguments at the dinner table, I am all too often reminded how human
Paul Joseph Watson quits youtube, and you should too. As Youtube censors people, Steemit becomes the future for civil discourse
In the video above, Paul Joseph Watson of infowars.com explains that he has quit using youtube as a platform to post videos after being censored and demonetized by Google, the owner of youtube. As the
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