There are many, many types of debt. Financial debt is really only a bit player in the rich theatre of human history. A necessary evil; a loutish relative sent to help us develop our patience and forbe… more →
FranchiseFoolIkiru wrote 3 hours ago: As a society becomes increasingly affluent, wants are increasingly created by the process by which t … more →
spcoll wrote 3 weeks ago: Three new additions to our archive of Pauling Peace Lectureship presentations have been added recent … more →
alyxwi wrote 3 weeks ago: John Kenneth Galbraith devoted an entire book to what he saw as the paradox that was America. He rec … more →
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Russ wrote 1 month ago: Karl Marx (1818 - 1883) - A co-founder of modern communism Where the social darwinists who surplante … more →
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Jake Seliger wrote 4 months ago: I love the astonishing, random facts and commentary one will come across in books. Since the UCLA So … more →
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