Maximize free will
September 7, 2012 – First guest post for Pythagoreanism.com! Written by Corey Wlodarczyk If the buy-in requires the sacrifice of freedom and the game is mandatory, are we still talking about a free world? Historically, the United States has considered it a constitutional right to be able to discharge debt, and has condemned debtor’s prison….
August 15, 2011 For all our stoic attitudes, our cowboy-mentalities, suburban homes, SUVs, and Randian philosopies, America is, ironically, one of the most dependent nations on Earth.
August 7, 2011 Debtpocalypse continues! The cost of money has just gone up. It makes sense, really, that this happened, but the disappointing part is that it was totally avoidable. And S&P directly blames the GOP. Interesting.
April 19, 2011 “They said things like, ‘We know your father has been molesting you. Why don’t you have him take his cock out of your ass and stick it in your mouth? You know you like it. Why don’t you have your wife come over here and give us blow jobs? You’re a loser….
April 17, 2011 “It’s probably too much to say that it’s a jobless recovery, but it’s certainly a recovery with not enough jobs… Especially because of youth unemployment… There is now a risk that this will be turned into a life sentence, and that there is a possibility of a lost generation,” said Robert Zoellick,…
Published: January 18, 2011 Part Three of a Three Part Series Roadmap of article: This analysis discusses the role of student debt in the education system. It argues that we should change the current law so as to allow student loans to be forgiven (or discharged, synonymously) through bankruptcy. There are three primary premises which…
Published: January 13, 2011 Part Two of a Three Part Series “’Bank bailouts, company bailouts — I don’t know, we’re the generation of bailouts,’ says [Michael Wallerstein] in a hallway during a break from his Peak Discovery job. ‘And like, this debt of mine is just sort of, it’s a little illusory. I feel like…
How will we save for the education of the 2.1 offspring we hope to create when we can safely expect to be paying our loans into the 2020s?