Hacking The Brain

It is now possible to trigger, and possibly create, memories. Individual neurons can be made light sensitive. When illuminated, the Continue reading →

Data That Matters October 2015

US GDP was down from 1Q15 at 3.9% to 1.5% in 2Q15. The average American worker is paid 1/354th their Continue reading →

Alaska Needs Fridges

Climate change is frequently described in terms of sea level rise or shifting growing seasons. Climate change is also affecting Continue reading →

The Poor Can Invest Like The Rich

Wealth inequality is not just from accumulated income. About a third of millionaires attain their wealth from investing. Wealth inequality, Continue reading →

Economy Versus Energy

The US and China are major polluters, that’s because they are major economies, which means they are major energy consumers. Continue reading →

Upgrading From Homeless To Tiny Homes

Tiny home advocates are already aware of the two main trends in the tiny home community: people buying or building Continue reading →

US GDP 2Q15

US GDP was down from 1Q15 at 3.9% to 1.5% in 2Q15. Businesses are cutting back on inventories bracing for Continue reading →

Updated US Income Inequality

America is a capitalist country, not by decree, but it has turned out that way – at least for now. Continue reading →