The crisis in Haiti is devastating and consumes much of the news hour these past days, and well it should. We Americans pride ourselves in doing good and valuing life and humanitarian principles. Our response in such times is an outpouring of support and service. While there are always delays and issues in organizing massive [...]
I’ve always admired former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker. He’s a ballsy giant of a man whose plain talking stogie puffing ways and role in breaking the stranglehold of banks in the ’80s precipitating the S&L crisis have made him both a household name and a reputation as one of the most straightforward and down to [...]
Read part one of this series here. In my previous post on education I addressed formal education, specifically higher education. As stated therein, I view higher education in a very utilitarian light. It is an investment in one’s future and one should expect to earn a return from it. Yes, along the way you may [...]
There is a lot of talk presently about excessive executive compensation. Many are deeply angry about the looting of our companies and country by a handful of nepotic plutocrats who serve on each other’s boards and award excessive compensation packages to one another, and rightly so. Executive compensation here in the States is vastly more [...]
I can smell your fear, we all can. Human pheromones emitted during stress and fear can actually increase the mental acuity of those perceiving them. This, like caffeine, puts us in a heightened state of arousal and alertness. This has dual potential outcomes, because we know from experience that the ones experiencing the fear, while [...]
A new book, called The 50th Law is due out soon is co-authored by Robert Greene and 50 Cent and promises to be a great read. Robert Green is the author of several other books in my library which are profound and useful in the art of game: The Art of Seduction, The 48 Laws [...]
I stumbled across this site and was stricken with a near-mortal case of the dry-heaves. This utterly confounds me as it is a complete perversion of the natural order of things. I can only surmise that this submissive male phenomenon has grown out of the rampant incidence of single-motherhood afflicting the nation. According to the [...]
Bruce Lee’s life is a study in adaptability and resilience. His is a philosophy of paring any endeavor down to it’s essentials; one of efficiency and simplicity. He recommends that we live as an empty vessel and flow like water, adapting to our circumstance. I can’t think of a better metaphor to describe true game [...]
In the past I have made the case that feminism seeks to eliminate double standards which are perceived to favor men, yet gladly perpetuate those serve the interests of women. One such case is the abdication of female responsibility to family and society in favor of personal satisfaction. Oddly their definition of equality does not [...]
Thought Grandma was a chaste flower on her wedding day? Ha, think again! Research shows that despite the morals voiced publicly we’re all a bunch of horndogs behind closed doors and have been for at least the better part of a century. The only difference now is that with delayed marriage, we have more partners [...]
