The disparity of political partisanship has seemingly reached a boiling point in the United States; though, it is truly unjustified. Continue reading “Taxation, Land, and Pareto”
Category: life
The Folly of Anti-Price Discrimination
We are taught throughout life the evils of discrimination (rightfully so I must add); however, the social construct of discrimination has led us to see the idea as wrongful in all senses of the word.
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Seeking Perfection
Perfection is to life as comfort is to transatlantic economy class; literally impossible. Without perfection, there are always arguments to make, always fights to pick, and always complaints to be had. Though we consciously admit there is never a perfect solution, we still, time and time again, strive for the ridiculousness of perfection. >
The Big Q’s
I have recently seen a smorgasbord of articles, blogs, videos, opinions and the like discussing a seemingly benign topic: how to read a book. At first, glance, I thought the topic was dumb; “uh, you open the page, read left to right, top to bottom, and turn the page when you get to the end.” I couldn’t fathom what the individuals were trying to convey; however, after continuous bombardment of the idea followed by a lengthy personal perusing, I reified the following four Q’s to help from everything from reading to working out to vacationing.
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