An artist may make great art, or terrible art, but the art itself has little, or nothing, to do with whether the artist will
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Will Anti-Prostitution Campaigns Help BitCoin?
In a generally misguided and counterproductive attempt to shut down sites like backpage.com that facilitate prostitution, politicians have convinced Mastercard and Visa to not
Washington’s War on the Young?
By building a huge government debt that can essentially never be repaid, is Washington burdening future generations?
The Perils of Investing in the Hot Fund
Most investors exhibit a decided “recency” bias, with looking at the most recent results of an investment to guess the direction of future performance.
Exercise Works, Even If You Don’t Lose Weight
Exercise has many important benefits, even if you don’t lose weight.
Atlas Shrugged – The Crazy Tragic World of Venezuela
Like a scene out of an Ayn Rand book, the Marxist policies of the Venezuelan government have resulted in rampant shortages, and the government
Why Art Became Ugly
If you ever wonder around the contemporary art galleries in New York or Berlin, and wonder, what happened?
Why Does College Cost So Much?
Over the last few decades the cost of going to college has risen at a far faster rate than the general inflation rate. Why?
Skip the Annual Check-Up?
Going to the doctor’s office is always a hassle, and in the case of annual checkups may not even be necessary, and sometimes counter-productive.
Ignoring the Doctors and Exercising Your Way Back to Health
Charles Siebert was a 52 year old living in Brooklyn when he was diagnosed with a life threatening illness; he decided that he would