Tag: capitalism
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Science, money, the Industrial Revolution, and mental illness
The Industrial Revolution began in the late 18th century. It transformed societies. Factories replaced farms. Urbanization expanded. Technology advanced rapidly. Yet, psychiatry and psychology lagged behind. Why were mental health conditions like dementia praecox (an early term for schizophrenia) and Asperger’s syndrome identified much later? Thus, the answer lies in history, science, and society. Psychiatry:…
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Will US and Western democracy survive?
US President Joe Biden said he had done the best for America (while dropping tears), insinuating how tough it is to be a US president. All those big banks, super-rich families, multinational lobbyists more powerful than he is. But we should highlight this: he has said that Trump would be a threat for the US…
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How the super-rich exploit our evolutionary behavior
Human behavior is deeply rooted in evolutionary psychology. Our instincts, shaped over millennia, were crucial for survival in prehistoric times. However, in today’s modern society, these same instincts can be exploited. The super-rich, with their vast resources and understanding of behavioral patterns, manipulate these instincts for their own gain. This extends to areas like xenophobia,…
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Foundations and tax evasion, maximizing profits and Bill Gates
Foundations have long been associated with philanthropy and public good. However, they are often used as sophisticated tools by the super-rich to evade taxes and maximize profits. These mechanisms, while technically legal, exploit systemic loopholes, intertwining wealth preservation, influence, and control. Let’s explore how foundations and related strategies serve as vehicles for tax avoidance, profit…
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Evade taxes and maximize profits: The Western financial system
Multinational corporations and super-rich families have developed a wide range of strategies to evade taxes and maximize profits. These practices exploit loopholes in international tax laws and rely on the collaboration of global banks and financial networks. The impact is profound, depriving governments of revenue and exacerbating economic inequality. This article explores how these schemes…
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Emotions in politics as a scourge. Let’s bring rationality
Emotions in politics bring nothing but destruction, completely destroying the political process, with voters relying on their prehistoric instincts rather than rationally analyzing, being devoid of cognitive biases, fallacies, and formal fallacies. They don’t want to work with information, being completely devoid of emotions, with the precision of a scientist where the rational core wins.…
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New Elon Musk? The establishment doesn’t want the next one
You create a technological start-up, and they either invest in you or not. That’s the end of the story. Wrong, completely wrong. There is one subtle question? Why all the biggest start-up “inventors” are so silent? They should be top celebrities influencing the world. This article exposes why and also tells why this establishment doesn’t…
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Abortion and reproductive rights in this poor moral system
This article was difficult to write because I stand for a completely different moral system than we live in now. You may not contain your laughter – but it is creating as many individuals (humans, robots with consciousness) who will live the most ecstatic moments. Maybe it is total utilitarianism or some edited form of…
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Jobs capitalism really needs. One great irony!
My late grandmother used to tell me: “Look, communism used to have artificial employment. There were jobs that nobody needed. They transported one heap of sand from one side to the other.” Though I am not neither communist, nor socialist, it should be mentioned that so called “artifically employment” used to have a social meaning.…
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Wikipedia through evolutionary psychology perspective
“Wikipedia is a free, online encyclopedia created and maintained by a community of volunteers, known as Wikipedians. It operates as a collaborative platform where users can write, edit, and update articles on a wide range of topics. It follows an open-content model, allowing almost anyone to contribute, with content overseen by editors and administrators to…