/> Badly managed countries inflict damage on their neighbors. We can’t hold countries accountable for callous disregard for their own people and land, but we can file complaints as soon as the faulty policies cross borders. One such consequence is mass-migration. As you can read from this article migration is increasing. The people doing the […]
Archive for June, 2014
Should we hold bad leaders internationally accountable?
Posted: 28th June 2014 by Khannea Suntzu in UncategorizedASRI sends out alarming call to US President – please implement a basic income
Posted: 26th June 2014 by Khannea Suntzu in UncategorizedCNN, Washington DC, June 20 2018. Retail organizations in the US experienced nothing like this – “it feels a lot like a consumer strike. We always assumed our customers had money to purchase our products and services, and frankly they no longer do”. The American Retail and Service Institute conducted a 6 month study on […]
IEET The clock is ticking. Aubrey was just there at the cusp of the new millennium to emphasize the point that conceivably someone can do this. He was the first to make this point in a particularly emphatic, plausible, rational manner. Any number of similarly talented, motivated, resourced people could have taken up this gauntlet. […]
My series 2113 (2114( is a speculative series of articles on a fictional timeline of the future set one century from “now” . This time portrays the future as it might be based on several premises. This fictional timeline assumes things will be a logical extension of the world of 2014, will perpetuate all things […]
The Kraken – ~125 meters tall, 7.450.000 kilo (category 6?) Slattern – ~121 meter tall, 6.750.000 kilo (category 5) Godzilla (2014) – ~108 meters tall, 81.646.627 kilo (category 5, plasma breath weapon) Bando Aqua monster – ~220 meters length – (can only operate in water? Raiju – ~120 meters, 3.475.000 kilo Knifehead – ~110 meters, […]
Basic Income is idea that’s very difficult to compellingly sell to policymakers. Among policymakers I count the people that might have a sway on the acceptance and implementation of a basic income: – elected politicians – non-elected career bureaucrats – governmental academics and scientists – the banking sector – career lobbyists – (other) sponsors of […]