Latest Issues of #AxisOfEasy
#AxisOfEasy 212: Instagram Is Toxic To Teenage Girls And Facebook Knew It
The Lancet publishes stunning rebuke to Wuhan lab origin denialists,
Facebook: We’re all equal, but some are more equal than others,
Instagram is toxic to teenage girls and Facebook knew it this and more in our weekly Axis of Easy #212
Now That the American Dream Is Reserved for the Wealthy, The Smart Crowd Is Opting Out
The already-wealthy and their minions are unprepared for the Smart Crowd opting out. Clueless economists are wringing their hands about the labor shortage without looking at the underlying causes, one of which is painfully obvious: the American economy now only works for the top 10%; the American Dream of turning labor into capital is now reserved for the already-wealthy.
VIEW POSTMinistry of Manipulation: No Wonder Trust and Credibility Have Been Lost
Now that every financial game in America has been rigged to benefit the few at the expense of the many, trust and credibility has evaporated like an ice cube on a summer day in Death Valley. Here is America in a nutshell: we no longer solve problems, we manipulate the narrative and then declare the problem has been solved.
VIEW POSTThe Illusion of Getting Rich While Producing Nothing
By incentivizing speculation and corruption, reducing the rewards for productive work and sucking wages dry with inflation, America has greased the skids to collapse. Of all the mass delusions running rampant in the culture, none is more spectacularly delusional than the conviction that we can all get fabulously rich from speculation while producing nothing.
VIEW POST#AxisOfEasy 211: Mysterious Radio Signals Emanating From Centre Of The Galaxy
NPR decries the evils of Free Speech, Taibbi responds,
“Reputation” companies use fake DMCA requests to deplatform critics,
The Taliban now possesses Afghan biometric databases… this and more in our weekly Axis of Easy #211
The U.S. Economy In a Nutshell: When Critical Parts Are On "Indefinite Back Order," the Machine Grinds to a Halt
A great many essential components in America are on ‘indefinite back order’, including the lifestyle of endless globally sourced goodies at low, low prices. Setting aside the “transitory inflation” parlor game for a moment, let’s look at what happens when critical parts are unavailable for whatever reason, for example, they’re on back order or indefinite back order, i.e. the supplier has no visibility on when the parts will be available.
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