Creative Graphs for Communicating

Since infographics are so popular now, it makes sense to use graphs to communicate simple concepts in which most everyone can understand (thanks to truthfacts.com) This first graph shows the applications in Facebook that are useful. This graph shows the

Are You Paying the University?

Some interesting observations: America’s universities are collapsing into a miasma of nihilism, postmodernism, political correctness, multiculturalism, affirmative action, bureaucratization, and skyrocketing costs—and no one seems able to do anything about it.  With the exception of a few “Great Books” colleges,

Liberals in the Modern Economy

Some recent commentary about leftist opposition to the emerging economy: The sharing economy tends to do an end run around regulators, and to challenge entrenched business interests that benefit from a cozy relationship with government. It upsets everything if Airbnb

Correct Opinions

“All your life people will tell you things. And most of the time, probably ninety-five percent of the time, what they’ll tell you will be wrong.” ― Michael Crichton  

Economic Progress in Greece?

It doesn’t appear that there is a magical solution: Even if it survives the next three months teetering on the brink of bankruptcy, Greece may have blown its best chance of a long-term debt deal by alienating its euro zone

Can Who be Trusted?

I happened to catch a mainstream television show discussing Iran, when one of the pundits postulated “Can Iran be Trusted?”   First, I thought about the overwhelming preponderance of evidence from the last 30 years, and thought ‘That’s a pretty easy

Yep, More Government Control

With friendly sounding euphemisms, such as the ‘Affordable Care Act’ (more commonly known as Obamacare), the US Government decided that the name ‘Net Neutrality’ would make everyone swoon in support.  You shouldn’t be misled, this is another Obama land-grab for