Marginal People or Smart People
15% Of Americans Don’t Have Internet. 5% Think It’s Irrelevant.
According to Pew Research Center
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
The richest people in the world don’t have an emergency fund.
The richest people in the world don’t have an emergency fund.
The median household income in the U.S. (around $52,000) would put you in
the top 1% of earners worldwide.
About half of Americans don’t have an emergency fund that’d cover
three months of expenses.
The state of America's competitiveness
The state of America's competitiveness
22 million corporations exist in United States
1,663,912 corporations exist in United Kingdom.
United States - population
313,914,040 (2012)
United Kingdom - population
62,744,081 (2011)
Corporations per capita in United States:
14.26882
Corporations per capita in United Kingdom:
37.70877366
22 million corporations exist in United States
1,663,912 corporations exist in United Kingdom.
United States - population
313,914,040 (2012)
United Kingdom - population
62,744,081 (2011)
Corporations per capita in United States:
14.26882
Corporations per capita in United Kingdom:
37.70877366
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
The fighting about income inequality
The fighting about income inequality
How much money do congress members make?
$174,000 a year
How much money do waiting staff make?
$17,400 a year
How much money do congress members make?
$174,000 a year
How much money do waiting staff make?
$17,400 a year
Monday, September 23, 2013
What do you need to thrive?
What do you need to thrive?
Brains and self-discipline to master tomorrow’s technology
Brains and self-discipline to master tomorrow’s technology
Sunday, September 22, 2013
What is the best way to survive?
What is the best way to survive?
The best way to survive is to have a risk-taking attitude, and to be very tolerant of failure.
The best way to survive is to think you're going to win.
The best way to survive is to have a risk-taking attitude, and to be very tolerant of failure.
The best way to survive is to think you're going to win.
Why are commodity prices rising?
Why are commodity prices rising?
Because the Fed Keeps Printing $85 Billion per Month
Because the world is running out of food
Because campaign contributions come so much from the vested interests, the financial world, but more particularly the energy world.
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