The emerging field of space economics: theoretical and practical considerations (Space Review) This is Part 1 of a two-part article that introduces space economics as a field of study. Part 2 will outline how a self-sustaining space economy with markets operating within the functional interplay of state and private imperatives constructed on the foundations of […]
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The emerging field of space economics: theoretical and practical considerations
Posted: 19th December 2017 by Khannea Suntzu in UncategorizedComments Off on The emerging field of space economics: theoretical and practical considerations
Ryan – American women need to have more babies
Posted: 15th December 2017 by Khannea Suntzu in UncategorizedComments Off on Ryan – American women need to have more babies
Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) suggested Thursday that American women need to have more babies or risk the US being unable to pay its (over 20.5 trillion and counting) state debt and be unable to afford all of its 600 billion annually on military expenditures. “This is going to be the new economic challenge for America: […]
DADD 12 December 2017 – Technological Unemployment
Posted: 8th December 2017 by Khannea Suntzu in UncategorizedComments Off on DADD 12 December 2017 – Technological Unemployment
UPDATE Slide 00, Introduction, Short Synopsis, Definition of Terminology I am Khannea S. Dirven, member of the Hague chapter of the Basic Income society. My philosophical home is the IEET, or Institute of Emerging Technologies in the US and I have spoken and written about this topic (technological unemployment and resulting displacement of humans, humanism […]