Latest Issues of #AxisOfEasy
Our "Wealth": Cloud Castles in the Sky
Buyers know there will always be a greater fool willing to pay more for an over-valued asset because the Fed has promised us it will always be the greater fool. I realize nobody wants to hear that most of their “wealth” is nothing more than wispy Cloud Castles in the Sky that will dissipate in the faintest zephyr, but there it is: that which was conjured out of thin air will return to thin air.
#AxisOfEasy 189: MS Exchange Servers Are Being Hacked Faster Than Can Be Counted
Microsoft wants to buy Discord for 10B,
MS Exchange servers being hacked faster than can be counted,
Newest DDOS vector is using DTLS servers and more in Axis of Easy #189
The Absurdity of Vaccine Passports
I recently found out that I will be eligible to get a vaccine in the next phase, here in Ontario, meaning it’s possible I could get my first shot in April. Sometimes there are benefits to having a chronic illness and compromised immune system.
The Hazardous Detour in the Road to "Recovery" Few Foresee
As the level of Fed smack and crack needed to maintain the high increases, system fragility increases geometrically. You know the plot point in the horror film where the highway is blocked and a detour sign directs the car full of naive teens off onto a rutted track into the wilderness?
The fallacy of prediction
There is a general perception that with sufficient data, and smart enough machine learning, the future can be predicted.
An ongoing and arguably controversial example of this are weather forecasts. As a farmer I’ve become one of those people who pay close attention to weather forecasts, and it is remarkable how often they can be wrong.
A clash between empires
Watching the big tech executives face off against a range of Congressional officials was an exercise in (mediocre) surrealist theatre, and a reflection of two regimes, one in decline, and the other on the rise.
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