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The big picture of what’s wrong with the economy
A great 2.5 minute “big picture” view of what’s wrong with the U.S. economy: In short, we’re being played, peeps. A small number of very wealthy folks have rigged the system in their favor and trashed the economy in the … Continue reading
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“…convenient and profitable for software houses…”
Segregating information by its mode of production, convenient and profitable for software houses, too often becomes a corrupting metaphor for evidence presentations. Why should the intellectual architecture of our reports and evidence reflect the the chaos of software bureaucracies producing … Continue reading
