Bifurcation Of America Continues
America continues to lose the middle class. The upper income population is growing from 17% to 20% since 2000, while the Continue reading
America continues to lose the middle class. The upper income population is growing from 17% to 20% since 2000, while the Continue reading
High on the list of possible ways for the Digital Singularity to occur is software that writes software which gets Continue reading
From a high of 65%, the number of Americans investing in the stock market has fallen to 52%. The greatest Continue reading
This may sound like a Duh! moment, but the data are finally available. Raising the minimum wage decreases crime. When Continue reading
Airplanes emphasize inequality. Flights where coach class passengers board by walking through first class have 3.84 times higher rates of Continue reading
The good news: The US economy added 160,000 jobs in April. The bad news: Economists expected 202,000, which was already Continue reading
We were all embryos, once; but we were all grown inside wombs. Researchers have now grown embryos in a lab. Continue reading
As urbanization increased, cities became more expensive. While some saw the trend as unending, and as a possible positive for Continue reading