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Everybody Loves a Parade
Aristotle believed that people turned to tyrants when the elites became contemptuous of them and the government became largely dysfunctional.
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Bill Bonner
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Extinction Level Events
The positive case is that advances in computational power and AI are the most powerful technological changes of all time. In energy, medicine, and…
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Dan Denning
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Power Politics
A society only produces so much wealth. It can then consume it. Or, it can save and invest...so as to produce more in the future. The real ‘political…
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Bill Bonner
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Another Precious Metal
Platinum became so cheap that it has major industrial applications, which make it even more scarce. But it works just as well as a store of value in a…
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Tom Dyson
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Mobtown
Some things are worse than losing money. Martial law may be one of them.
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Bill Bonner
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The Path To $60 Trillion
Our country is ‘doing great.’ So, let’s add trillions in debt — then we’ll have a problem
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Bill Bonner
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The Fourth Taking
The only thing worse than a government that can’t control the nation's borders, or balance a budget, or keep track of how it’s spending trillions of…
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Dan Denning
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Musk vs Trump: Who Wins?
The world’s richest man is now blasting away at the world’s most powerful man. Not since Louis 14th turned on his trusted lieutenant, Nicolas Fouquet…
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Bill Bonner
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The Real Cost of Politics: Lessons from El Eternauta
Win-win deals make us richer and better off. But win-lose deals (in which you win by making the other fellow lose) never go away. And occasionally, the…
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Bill Bonner
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The Coming Global Ship Shortage
We can’t just “stay back and watch” by holding cash. We also need big holdings of precious metals and other hard assets to protect our purchasing power…
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Tom Dyson
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A Big, Beautiful, Abomination
Since 1999, the US empire has been doing the things that empires do when they get long in the tooth and short in the purse — with unnecessary military…
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Bill Bonner
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Semper Augustus: End of the Golden Age
The Dutch Republic flourished from trade. It bought and sold. Did it get ‘ripped off’ by its trading partners? The question seems absurd.
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Bill Bonner
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Tom Dyson
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