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Modern Monetary Theory film proves finding the cash isn’t the problem | The National
Timing is everything. A month from the UK Budget day, understanding “fiscal space” and made-up terms like “fiscal black holes”… Source: Modern Monetary Theory film proves finding the cash isn’t the problem | The National Continue reading Modern Monetary Theory film proves finding the cash isn’t the problem | The National
Scientist Claims His AI Can Tell Disturbing Things About You Just by Looking at Your Face
Michal Kosinski, Stanford psychologist, claims that AI programs can detect people’s IQ, sexual orientation, and politics by scanning faces. Of course rights groups are attacking the research and not the fact that the researcher is demonstrating the dangerous things AI can be used for. Source: Scientist Claims His AI Can Tell Disturbing … Continue reading Scientist Claims His AI Can Tell Disturbing Things About You Just by Looking at Your Face
Death Valley just recorded the hottest month ever observed on the planet – The Washington Post
July was also the hottest month on record for dozens of other cities in the western United States, including Sacramento, Las Vegas and Portland, Ore. Source: Death Valley just recorded the hottest month ever observed on the planet – The Washington Post Continue reading Death Valley just recorded the hottest month ever observed on the planet – The Washington Post
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Fighting climate change could save the world trillions of dollars
“Temperature affects the fundamental building blocks of economies.” Fighting climate change could generate trillions in income for people as well. Source: Limiting climate change will benefit economies around globe Continue reading Fighting climate change could save the world trillions of dollars
The answer to Britain’s productivity crisis? Meghanomics
The duchess wants to champion female empowerment. Letting women participate fully in the workforce would be a good start, says the Guardian’s economics editor, Larry Elliott Some good ideas in here actually. Source: The answer to Britain’s productivity crisis? Meghanomics | Larry Elliott | Opinion | The Guardian Continue reading The answer to Britain’s productivity crisis? Meghanomics
Human race just 0.01% of all life but has eradicated most other living things
Groundbreaking assessment of all life on Earth reveals humanity’s surprisingly tiny part in it as well as our disproportionate impact Is it really necessary for us to destroy all other living beings … Continue reading Human race just 0.01% of all life but has eradicated most other living things
Supreme Court deals defeat to workers’ rights, upholding arbitration for individuals only
Supreme Court rules on workers’ rights and forced arbitration. More worker’s rights get taken away by the conservative Supreme Court in another 5-4 decision. This ruling states that workers cannot band together … Continue reading Supreme Court deals defeat to workers’ rights, upholding arbitration for individuals only
I’ve Paid $18,000 To A $24,000 Student Loan, & I Still Owe $24,000
It all became real the summer before my senior year of college. It was 2010, and my home phone still had a cord, which I wrapped around my fingers as I waited … Continue reading I’ve Paid $18,000 To A $24,000 Student Loan, & I Still Owe $24,000
Stephanie Kelton Has The Biggest Idea In Washington
Once an outsider, her radical economic thinking won over Wall Street. Now she’s changing the Democratic Party. Kelton’s core idea is that the government can’t run out of money or go bankrupt, … Continue reading Stephanie Kelton Has The Biggest Idea In Washington
Cell phone tracking firm exposed millions of Americans’ real-time locations
The bug allowed one Carnegie Mellon researcher to track anyone’s cell phone in real time. Also, the fact that your cell phone company is actually SELLING your real-time location data to this … Continue reading Cell phone tracking firm exposed millions of Americans’ real-time locations
Senate Votes to Save Net Neutrality, Proving Shame Still Works Sometimes
In a monumental decision that will resonate through election season, the U.S. Senate on Wednesday voted 52-47 to reinstate the net neutrality protections the Federal Communications Commission decided to repeal last December. … Continue reading Senate Votes to Save Net Neutrality, Proving Shame Still Works Sometimes
Twitter Mocks Article That Says The You Should Have Double Your Yearly Salary Saved By 35
An article in MarketWatch says you should have twice your salary saved by the age of 35. On Twitter, most 30-somethings laughed at the advice. By 35, you should have twice your … Continue reading Twitter Mocks Article That Says The You Should Have Double Your Yearly Salary Saved By 35
How to be the next Trump – Axios
The Trump Way offers future candidates and presidents valuable lessons in navigating contemporary politics. 1 – Voters are far more malleable than we thought 2 – Money is overrated; authenticity isn’t 3 – Companies … Continue reading How to be the next Trump – Axios
March for ‘new deal’ for workers draws thousands in London
Event to highlight pay squeeze is set to be the largest rally in the capital for four years Real wages in the UK will have been in decline for 17 years, … Continue reading March for ‘new deal’ for workers draws thousands in London
TV ads in midterms up nearly 90 percent fueled by nondisclosing groups
The airing of political TV ads is up nearly 90 percent over the same period during the previous midterm election in 2014, a new study finds. Money has typically won elections.. and … Continue reading TV ads in midterms up nearly 90 percent fueled by nondisclosing groups
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