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Willing is not enough; we must do. Knowing is not enough; we must apply.
data mining this is where it's at. as of right now, today. pushing information. everyone does it. dwoods (rip) does it. parzival does it. laura...
“Simulacra + Simulation” by Jean Baudrillard is heavy going, but a great read.
Oh, now we're spinning the "cracking narrative," are we? Drawing a parallel between the two major (and incredibly clever) "limited hangout"...
Blade Runners, USA anyone? :)
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Iceland had the courage to just walk away from the international banking debt.
If sovereign countries practiced this when facing bankruptcy to the central banking mafia, perhaps the banks would be more careful in their lending practices.
Why should the debtor bear all the burden of a bad loan? Shouldnt the lender be responsible for his poor evaluation of risk?