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Data That Matters January 2025

Covid continues to kill ~900 people per week in the US. 2024 was the first year with twelve months exceeding Continue reading →

Climbing US Inequality

The US us not as united as before, or at least not as equal. It is easy to take inequality Continue reading →

Popular Posts 2023

At the start of 2023 I was sure the world would change by the end of 2023. Few new trends, Continue reading →

Data That Matters September 2023

Technology enabled speech from sensing brain functions has increased to 78 words per minute, about halfway to a typical 150 Continue reading →

Deaths Of Despair

Sad to say, but the term ‘deaths of despair’ is becoming more common. US society is no longer simply bifurcating. Continue reading →

Data That Matters January 2023

“Research shows it costs taxpayers $31,065 a year to criminalize a single person experiencing homelessness while the yearly cost for Continue reading →

Building Wealth During Covid

File under, The Rich get richer… From Oxfam Richest 1% bag nearly twice as much wealth as the rest of Continue reading →

Data That Matters November 2022

The top 10% incomes in the US make 45.5% of the nation’s income. The richest 10% of households own 70.7% Continue reading →

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