Latest Issues of #AxisOfEasy
Facebook’s big stick diplomacy
Pandemic notwithstanding, international diplomacy has seemingly devolved to a tone and tenor that greatly resembles the original maxim that might is right. At least as far as Facebook’s concerned.
The Silent Exodus Nobody Sees: Leaving Work Forever
The “take this job and shove it” exodus is silently gathering momentum.
The exodus out of cities is getting a lot of attention, but the exodus that will unravel our economic and social orders is getting zero attention: the exodus from work.
Is your privacy a collective matter rather than individual one?
We tend to use the analogies and frames of the past as a means of understanding the present. However sometimes these outdated frames no longer fit, and skew our perception by keeping our focus in the past rather than the present.
#AxisOfEasy 164: Ransomware Attack On German Hospital Causes A Fatality
FTC is preparing anti-trust case against Facebook
Facebook sued for watching Instagram users through their device camera
Suspicious activity spotted on previously hacked CRA accounts and more in AofE #164
Future Tools: Open Drone Map
Our relationship with photography has evolved dramatically over the last few decades. What was once a relatively scarce skill, has never been more accessible and relevant to people’s lives. For example the selfie has come to represent a pillar of our culture, and yet as a technique, it remained out of reach for most people until the 21st century.
Inflation and "Socialism-Lite" Are Just What the Billionaires Want
After a bout of inflation and “socialism-light”, we could end up with even more extreme inequality when the whole rotten structure collapses.
Imagine owning a Buffett-Bezos fortune of bilious billions, or even 10% of these mega-fortunes, i.e. between $5 billion and $20 billion. Heck, imagine owning 1% of these mega-fortunes, i.e. $500 million to $2 billion.
You’re extremely rich so you can buy the best advice.
Latest Headlines
Latest Comments
Latest Tweets
Recent Comments