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How Will We Pay for It? Modern Monetary Theory and the Deficit Myth
Modern Monetary Theory and the Deficit Myth There is a fascinating new economic insight emerging that is changing the debate over government spending and “deficits”. It’s called Modern Monetary Theory and one of its vocal proponents is Stephanie Kelton, who … Continue reading
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Modern Day Physics and the Vedic Hymn of Creation
I ran into Andrei Linde a couple of weeks ago at the Breakthrough Awards* Symposium at Berkeley and engaged with him in a fascinating debate at dinner afterwards. Andrei Linde is a world renowned Theoretical Physicist and Professor of … Continue reading
Posted in Cosmology, Education, Evolution, Fun, Innovation, Math, Philosophy, Religion, Science, Uncategorized, Whimsy
Tagged Creation, Creation Hymn, Physics, Quantum, Vedas
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A Magical Journey into Imagination, Art, Math and Whimsy!
Last Sunday (November 19, 2017) we entered through the beautiful blue steel gates of the Eames house in Sonoma County and were immediately transformed into the magic of Charles and Ray Eames’ world of art, function, mathematics and whimsy. … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Fun, India, Innovation, Math, Philosophy, Puzzles, Science, Uncategorized, Whimsy
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A Solar Singularity is Here – Expect Extreme Disruption
A solar singularity is in the making and it will cause a giant explosion in the energy world. What is a singularity? In the simplest terms it is a paradigm shift or a phase change. It completely transforms a given … Continue reading
The Coming Welcome Extinction – Petroleum Cars!
I asked a dozen friends of mine when they think petrol-driven vehicles will disappear from the U. S. That’s right, when will 100% of all cars, buses, vans, trucks run on Electricity! The average answer I got was: in about … Continue reading
Is China About to Gobble Up Pakistan?
Last week China convened an historic gathering. It was barely noticed in our media. World leaders gathered in Beijing to hear about China’s One Belt One Road initiative. It is a new land and maritime Silk Route to connect the … Continue reading
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Dear President Trump, You can grow the Economy at 4%, Create Lots of American Jobs and Reduce the Deficit at the Same Time!
I’m sending this letter to our Prez. Dear President Trump, It’s a no brainer really. We need to spend like mad on our infrastructure as fast as possible. Maybe $2 trillion in the next 5 years, if we can build with the zeal … Continue reading
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Make Mine a Shingle
Two announcements regarding Tesla have caught my attention since I wrote my earlier blog about Tesla being a 25-bagger about a month ago. Solar Shingles – Now Ready to Order The journey to MEGA (Make Earth Green Again) took another giant step … Continue reading
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Oil – Looking Down the Barrel?
Creative Destruction I remember the opening line of the book “The Third Wave” by Alvin Tofler, the futurist: A new civilization is emerging in our lives and blind men everywhere are trying to suppress it. He wrote the book many … Continue reading
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Tesla – The 25-bagger!
Tesla looks so overpriced by all the usual metrics. It made a loss in the 4th quarter of 2016. Its revenues in the last year were about 7 billion and it is selling at a market cap of $40 billion. The … Continue reading
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