Basic macroeconomics helps solve some of strange economic patterns of 2022
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It is now possible to quantify accurately the death toll from the destructive Trump regime. read now...Today’s Sunday cartoon (above) is a nod to cartoon cursing. “Cross words,”
of course, can be interpreted as words used when you are angry, and when a
cartoon character uses profanity, it is commonly represented by a series of
unpronounceable typographical symbols like, @#%!
Reports are that Doctor Who Showrunner Russell T. Davies may be eyeing "Whoniverse" series for the Daleks, Cybermen, and other "big bads."
Bazza gets serious for a moment, about life and death and the phenomenon of "not knowing". read now...
Jim Kable reviews a new book by Rory Ellison, which thoroughly examines our national systems and offers suggestions for their betterment. read now...
A scare campaign by irrigation lobby groups suggesting the Federal Government wants to create massive artificial floods with its Murray-Darling water targets is disappointing and incorrect. read now...If you’ve flipped through printed broadsheet newspapers, you’ve probably seen pages full of tiny text listing prices and other market information for stocks and commodities. And you’ve almost certainly just turned the page. Anybody interested in this market prices today will turn to the internet where these numbers are available in real time and where …
Once upon a time, Tony Lee wrote the Doctor Who comic books for IDW. Most of them anyway, I write one. But then, after mid-way through the Doctor Who/Star
by Alan Hutchison Published on Matches in the dark 18th October 2018 · Updated 20th November 2020 Understand spending chains and you understand a fair chunk of Modern Monetary Theory. …
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With the BBC's Doctor Who 60th anniversary on the way, let's take a look back on those moments when one Doctor just wasn't enough.
I believe this is the most important environmental technology ever developed. It might be all that now stands between us and Earth systems collapse. By George Monbiot, published in the Guardian 24th November 2022 So what do we do now? After 27 summits and no effective action, it seems that the real purpose was to […]
And did environmentalists kill the last one? There has been a lot of talk lately about a revival of nuclear power, partly in response to the need to replace the energy previously supplied by Russia, and partly as a longer-term response to climate change. To the extent that this means avoiding premature closure of operational […]
An industrial award must be established for artists and art workers to earn a liveable wage, writes Leya Reid. read now...You drive a Tesla, have Solar City panels installed, use Starlink internet, and then complain about Elon Musk on Twitter all day. What do you want?
