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Fighting For Oil Happens

Governments usually make the case for going to war based on the effects on people. They have to answer the Continue reading →

Valentines Day Data – Who We Could Love

Love should be celebrated. Whether we need a specific day for it is another debate. What isn’t debatable is how Continue reading →

The Economy Improves But For Who

The economy is improving. Corporate profits say so. But, GDP is not hitting its targets, and wages are lagging both. Continue reading →

Croatian Government Forgives Debts

Poor people can cost a government money and can’t contribute as much to the country’s economy. One solution is to Continue reading →

Data That Matters – January 2015

They can find you with four pieces of data, even if the data is anonymized and mixed in with a Continue reading →

Climate Change As A Game

They may not be calling it a game, but a climate simulator has been made available so people can see Continue reading →

Privacy Loses To Algorithms

Analyses have become so sophisticated that even after stripping away almost all personal information, it is possible to track a Continue reading →

Solar Becomes Cheaper Than Grid Power

The trend has been written about extensively, but general trends aren’t as important as individual actions. In 42 of America’s Continue reading →

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