-
-
Contact me:
-
ehurst@radixfidem.blog
Categories
Tag Archives: economics
Laptop Oracles: Sheeple
There must be sheeple. The selection of folks who have some realistic idea how the Internet works is very small, indeed. Fact: The majority of all Internet connections terminate with a machine running some version of Windows poorly configured. The … Continue reading
The Internet Fire Burns
I’m angry. I’ve had up to my eyes, and it’s time to set them straight, to slap some hands. Curiosity is a human trait; it’s built in and you can’t simply remove it. It can be disabled at great cost … Continue reading
Posted in computers
Tagged economics, internet, oppression, propaganda, resistance
Comments Off on The Internet Fire Burns
Moral Economics
To ignore moral considerations in economics is slapping God in the face. He gets tired of it after a while. The symbolism of Babylon is, “Everything has a price, and that’s all that matters.” It’s the bedrock of materialism, that … Continue reading
Budget in Blood
I was going to save this for tomorrow, but it feels like an elephant lying on top of me. Congress is slated to come up with a fresh federal budget come end of September. That’s next month. By then, the … Continue reading
Just Another Idiot Chattering about the London Riots
There are so many things wrong on so many levels, I struggle to get started. I’m watching the senseless blather, looking at random photos and videos, along with reading from writers who live there. Since I don’t live in the … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged culture, economics, government, oppression, propaganda, resistance
Comments Off on Just Another Idiot Chattering about the London Riots
What Kind of Crash
Because I’m a nobody, I can afford to be blunt and say rash things. For example, I refuse to give any Keynesian economist the dignity of being at all sincere or honest believers, unless they are willing to admit they … Continue reading
A Little More Speculation on US Collapse (Updated)
I’d like to speculate further on my doomsday scenarios. In previous posts I have speculated that there is some global elite steering events on a certain level. Not in the sense of direct involvement, but shaping things from a distance, … Continue reading
American Dependence
In the long run, it really doesn’t matter whether all this is planned, or in how much detail, because it’s all going to hurt just the same. And we went along with it. An economy grows when a lot of … Continue reading
Successful Criminals
The first and most essential ingredient in committing crime is a moral commitment which denies your activity is a crime. The term “crime” typically has an official definition in jurisprudence, but it amounts to anything the ruling regime doesn’t like, … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged economics, government, law, oppression, resistance
Comments Off on Successful Criminals
City Planning: Yes, But No
The concept of city planning is not the problem we have, but everything we pass through on the way to corrupt and oppressive messes. I realize it’s not possible to simply create a fresh start here in the US. We … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged culture, economics, government
Comments Off on City Planning: Yes, But No