Relocating Endangered People

Climate change is not debatable for many communities. Rising seas are already threatening coastal towns in Alaska and Louisiana. Federal Continue reading →

Income Retirement Inequality

Income inequality is typically discussed as a 1% versus 99% generality. Increased life expectancy and the benefits of retiring later Continue reading →

Tracking Cash

Digital transactions are reasonably easy to track, at least for governments. That ability is typical of the battle between personal Continue reading →

Deflation Worries

Inflation is familiar. For Americans who are old enough, or others who’ve lived in hyper-inflationary countries, fighting inflation makes a Continue reading →

Gravity Waves

Geek out time. Gravitational waves have finally been discovered. One of Einstein’s predictions was that gravity waves would effectively make Continue reading →

Cars Become Drivers

The idea of a driverless car, an autonomous automobile, is common enough that it isn’t news. The reality of any Continue reading →

Worldwide Triple Whammy

China’s slump, Europe’s debt, oil’s decline are all happening at the same time. At they continue the depth of their connections Continue reading →

Robot Bellcaps

Robots now work in hotels. Rather than pay some bellcap to run up to your room with a bit more Continue reading →