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U6 Unemployment Rate We use this metric because it captures those who have given up looking for work, even if they desire employment. It also captures those who want full time employment but can only find part time work. This is more useful than the headline U3 report. This number came in at 7.6% down
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Do Not Fear the Future This is Part III of a three-part series on data centers and their impact. See Part I and Part II Innovate Sayeth the Lord (Probably) Part I of this series dealt with the overblown fear of the environmental impacts of AI data centers. Part II dealt with the real scandal
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The Economic & Financial Impact This is Part II of a 3 part series on data centers. See Part I Why The Economics Matters The economics and financing matter because this represents the use of scarce resources, scarce resources that God intends us to steward wisely. My argument has never been with those who claim
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The Environmental Impact Part II will cover the financing of data centers and Part III will cover the economic aspects of data centers specifically and technology generally. Actual Bipartisan Consensus Data centers are much in the news these days. I should say more precisely, opposition to data centers is in the news today. This is
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U6 Unemployment Rate We use this metric because it captures those who have given up looking for work, even if they desire employment. It also captures those who want full time employment but can only find part time work. This is more useful than the headline U3 report. This number came in at 7.7% down
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Bretton Woods as Monetary Actium Final Battles Don’t Tell the Whole Story The Battle of Actium is one of the most consequential moments in all of history, particularly in the history of Western Civilization. This was the moment that Octavian ended a decade of infighting between himself and Mark Antony for control of the Roman
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Can Bitcoin Save Us From Caesar? No, Bitcoin v United States is not a court case heading for the Supreme Court, but you never know, it just might one day. What this refers to is the idea that a monetary unit that sits outside the government’s control just might save us from the grip of
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Note: This month marks the return of Monday posts of a more economic nature. It is imperative that God’s people understand how the imperial economy works (or doesn’t) and how these economic policies are a part of the imperial machine. The battle for peace and sound money are the same battle. Therefore, it is critical
The Open Door: Bogus Imperial Economics The Birth of Historical Myth The Open Door policy of the U.S. government, which was enunciated by Secretary of State John Hay in 1899-1900, was ostensibly designed to prevent the monopolization of Chinese markets by other foreign powers. This is the “official” version of the U.S. Office of the
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Growth of the Empire: Conquest of A Continent The Real Nature of U.S. History The conquest of the North American continent by the United States was just that, a conquest. It was as much a part of empire building as anything the United States did overseas. This must be viewed not as a heroic saga
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