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January 2009 entries: Is the Internet Really Free? (January 31, 2009)
Friday Quiz: The Fortunate 400
Endgame 8: Energy, Debt and Bonds
Endgame 7: The Dollar, Bad Money and Purchasing Power
Endgame 6: Housing As Shelter, Not Speculation
Endgame 5: Maintaining a Facade of "Free Market Capitalism"
Rethinking Nuclear Power
Friday Quiz: How Much Gold Does the U.S. Government Own?
Endgame 4: Agriculture, Resource Extraction and Famine
Endgame 3: The End of (Paying) Work
Endgame 2: The Injury Analogy
Endgame 1: Chess and Taxes
More on Feedback-Free Regulatory Structures
Content and the Media: Be Careful What You Wish For
The U.S. Economy: Increasingly Marginal Returns
Innovation Comes in Many Forms
Introducing Denial Journal
A Chartist Speculation: DJIA and Bank of America
Status Report on this Site
Trends for 2009: Solutions Abound--On the Micro-Scale
Trends for 2009: "Same Old, Same Old:" Borrow and Spend, Until We Can't
Trends for 2009: "Voluntary Poverty"
Trends for 2009: Discussion Begins on Means Testing and Rationing of Entitlements
Trends for 2009: Generational Optimism
January 2008 entries
"Economic history is a never-ending series of episodes based on falsehoods and lies, not
truths. It represents the path to big money. The object is to recognize the trend whose
premise is false, ride that trend, and step off before it is discredited." (George Soros)
"Daydreams of a fair world which would treat him according to his real worth are
the refuge of all those plagued by a lack of self-knowledge." (Ludwig von Mises)
"The way of the Tao is reversal." (Lao Tzu)
"May a fair road always be open to you." (CHS, April 2, 2006)
"A healthy homecooked family meal and a home garden are revolutionary acts."
(CHS, May 2008)
"Greed is a wonderful motivator but fear works much faster." (Riley T., Sept. 2008)
"You don't miss what you no longer want." (CHS, August 2008)
"Food is wealth, health is wealth, energy is wealth; all else is illusion."
(CHS, December 15, 2008)
"Democracy can be likened to two wolves and one lamb voting on what to have for lunch."
(Benjamin Franklin, submitted by Tim B.)
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