Tag: capitalism
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News and decision-making made by prehistoric instincts
TikTok, YouTube, streaming services, movies, stories or media news. Everything is built into our evolutionary personality. Have you ever read a column that was only based on mathematics and statistics with little written text (not to mention whether it had a recurring appearance based on whether it is important or not)? Of course, you are…
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How are the media brainwashing the Czech population
Since I wrote about what media distractions work on Czechs, now we can proceed to the stories of media brainwashing. As I am not going to write about the communist past when the establishment had all of the media under control so let’s dive into the post-Velvet Revolution era. Please note that my article about media brainwashing the Czech population…
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Shooting the super-rich like tsar? No way! We are not like them
Those who know what reality is sometimes exhibit behavior that is very violent at its core. The super-rich who exert control over our politicians are a historic injustice. However, shooting the super-rich like tsar? No way! We are not the same. Resorting to violence against the evidence-based existence of the super-rich who control this planet is…
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The music industry should live on welfare. If morality prevails over money
The music industry in a nutshell: careers are very short; the face wears off; if you don’t adapt to the proper current sound, you will perish. Or you have to have proper contacts so it must be deserved. You have to step aside for your colleague who will release an album as well. And I…
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Some cultures are superior
After the horrible pseudoscientific theories that there is a superior German race which derives its attributes from some non-sense innate features, this doesn’t get much talked about. The difference is with human cultures. And only a few cultures are superior. Not only socioeconomic background shapes the way cultures are made. These are the distinct cultures that make…
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Free will and the wealth of the nations
I am not an Adam Smith and this article about free will and the wealth of nations is definitely not a sequel to his genius book. However, the article plays with the notion that nearly all people believe in free will. However there are major disparities between individual nations and their subsequent wealth. So where…
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The world without clientelism
We hate our politicians but we are no different. A friend of a friend knows a friend and he or she takes care of you getting a job as a janitor. This is where the clientelism starts. Not only job opportunities, promotions, and stealing from public resources, but the whole political system is based on…
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The super-rich are less moral than we are
Some people claim that if ordinary people were in positions of the super-rich they would be immoral as well. Because of the given status, they would have. In this article, I claim that the super-rich interest groups controlling America are less moral than ordinary Americans are (if we put them into such a position). If…
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Hell of politics. People are just like animals waiting to be slaughtered
Even if we admit the narrative the mainstream media present that there are just lobbyists, companies and some shady things in politics (I purposefully omitted the super-rich families, movers-and-shakers, crooks, international lobbyists and the whole patron-client system ridden through everything), this cannot be a finer example that we are just animals evolved to resolve problems…
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Start-ups, the super-rich, banking, politics. Why are connections mostly harmful?
Connections can be divided into trust issues (you know well that the person would conduct the desirable way you want) and creating the possibility of anything (given the ability of the contact). Both of these can be attributed to the evolution of homo sapiens and can be useful and detrimental to humankind. After the Czechoslovakia…