Month: May 2018

This is pretty interesting Meet the Renegades of the Intellectual Dark Web (IDW). Not only did this blog correctly predict economics and fiance stuff, but it also predicted an intellectual movement. This agrees with the themes I have been writing about for the past three years, especially as it pertains to the rise of centrism… Continue reading The Intellectual Dark Web

Remember Inflation? It’s coming to a grocery store near you. Bloomberg is either so biased against Trump or so naive of economics, that they are inventing an inflation problem when none exists. In an earnings conference call last week, a little-known private label food company told investors and analysts that it had little choice other… Continue reading Shoddy reporting from Bloomberg View

If you think I’m too hard on Taleb, in the span of just a few weeks Vox Day has written more articles about Jordan Peterson than I have written about Taleb in over two years of blogging. You really don’t want to get on Vox Day’s bad side, because he will not relent. Vox’s biggest… Continue reading Vox Day vs. Jordan Peterson, take 3

I’ve been trying to put my finger on why things seem so ‘slow’ in spite of purported chaos of the Trump administration. The answer is, although there are a lot of unknowns and uncertainties (FBI, Korea, Syria, immigration, Russia, etc.), they are ‘known’. In 2002 Donald Rumsfeld famously said: Reports that say that something hasn’t… Continue reading Unknown unknowns

Everyone is now talking about Trump being a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize, from blogs to major media publications. A Google search yields numerous top-stories about the possibility, when just a month ago it wasn’t even a consideration: In post from April 21st, weeks before the story picked up, Biggest winners of the Trump… Continue reading More correct predictions

I’m sure by now everyone has heard about the Scott Adams and Kanye West story . The media’s reaction demonstrates the divide between the the media and the general public, and how the mainstream media–but also celebrity media–continues to demonstrate how out of touch with reality it is. When the story broke of Kanye approvingly… Continue reading The Kanye West – Scott Adams media backfire

It was right there all along The Jordan Peterson vs. Vox Day feud rages on, and although Vox says he has nothing against Jordan Peterson and considers him neither friend nor foe, calling him an intellectually dishonest coward are not exactly terms of endearment. It’s more like a one-sided feud considering that Jordan Peterson has… Continue reading Vox Day vs. Jordan Peterson, part 2