Perhaps more than anyone else, former Secretary of Labor and Obama advisor, Robert Reich is perfectly qualified to diagnose and explain why 50% plus of the country has had no choice but to turn to so-called radical candidates like Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump.
SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is an ever-changing world where you may stumble upon problems or unclear situations at any time. Finding the right solutions from reliable sources is the key to moving forward. Luckily, there are SEO forums which can help you find the best solution.
What is SEO and Why is it Important?
Let’s start with the bigger picture.
Good SEO practices will help your website rank better on the search engine result pages (SERPs) and attract more visitors from organic search.
Unfortunately, there is no easy way for this. That means you need to keep up with the up-to-date strategies that bring the best results.
As you might know, there are three basic SEO key points: on-page, off-page, and technical SEO. …
In 2020 a decentralized currency is more important than ever. This guide aims to help everyone from beginners getting their feet wet to veteran developers looking to get started with programmable money.
We’ve almost made it to the end of 2020 and while many industries have felt the slow down publishers haven't missed a beat. Here’s our 20 top audiobooks of 2020.
We have almost made it to the end of 2020 and so in celebration we give you the best books of the year. We’ve put together an eclectic list of the best fiction and non-fiction audiobooks that will have something for everyone.
Good books are an antidote for so much in life such as feelings of being alone, bigotry, or being stuck in one place. We may be doomed to share this planet with selfish psychopaths while forced to live in our own heads, books can deliver us a little relief. Non-fiction offers a reminder of the past we’ve come from and a glimpse into a future we might head toward and fiction keeps us engaged and entertained. …
Direct Download (DDL) sites are my current favorite source for downloading songs, apps, movies, books and games free of charge.
DDL sites provide the easiest and potentially most secure access to paywalled content on the internet. Because corporations frown upon pirated material on the internet many governments have prohibited even legitimate use of torrents and Usenet services. However, all that material and much more may be found on DDL sites and can be safer and easier to use than torrents.
I’ve spent decades on-line, was an early Napster and Usenet addict and ever since have been continuously scouring the web for the best file sharing communities and tools. This guide will help you enjoy the benefits of downloading directly from trusted sites. I have tested hundreds of DDL sites for speed, library size and usability to bring you the ultimate list of the 20 best DDL sites of 2020. …
The Inside Story of Our Turbulent Relationship with Modern Finance
In terms of ability to hold my interest and breadth of coverage this was one of the all-time best books about modern finance I’ve ever finished. How Money Became Dangerous is an incredible inside story about how the modern American financial system became as inequitable, disjointed and completely unsustainable as it is.
“We can have democracy or concentrated wealth but not both” -Louis Brandeis Supreme Court Justice
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America is a Slave State and Dark Money is another great book about the dozen or so richest men in the world that control nearly all the money and most aspects of our lives. Organizations like the Heritage Foundation the Cato Institute and Fox News are essentially all combinations of tax havens and lobby groups for rich people that have somehow been successful in masquerading as conservatives.
A History of All the Things!
Sapiens
A History of All the Things!
If you wanted to know everything there is to know about Human Beings, you might imagine it would take multiple lifetimes of diligent study and a dedicated research team helping you, not to mention the mind of a genius. But all you would really need is this book, Sapiens by Yuval Harari. The author, tops himself again and again in every chapter as he masterfully weaves us though the age of Man, starting with the earliest periods when dozens of different Human-like animals reluctantly shared the Earth.
More than anything, I love how he narrates human sentiment through the ages. Why did it take so many millennia for man to start using tools, building structures, using money. Most titillating, what made the sapiens the ones to eventually win out over the many other species. Essentially, we read, modern man was especially good at working together in extraordinarily large groups under shared delusions to slaughter competitors or game en masse. While Neanderthals would have had a maximum group size of a few hundred and a hunting party of much fewer H. sapiens could go to battle in the thousands all fighting for the same “god”. Presumably this is what gives us our ability to congregate peacefully around an idea such as religion, but also use that shared idea to encourage hatred for a shared enemy. This gives us religion, good memories, big brains, color vision, war, ability to innovate, trade…
Sapiens is a book better than I could have imagined books being. An objective take of our species is exactly what I have always wanted. So much of this book, taken out of context, could be taboo but in this undertaking of understanding humanity for what it is, Harari is free to explore the best and worst of what makes us H. …
Have you seen that episode of Rick and Morty where our duo are trapped in an alien virtual reality that is so good that they can’t tell they are in the real world or the virtual one? Rick figures it out and finally they make a daring escape from the VR, they remove the interface helmets and start to run away from the evil alien facility. As they run the camera zooms out and we see that our heroes are actually still in a now larger virtual world, designed in a way that makes them only think they have escaped into the real world. …
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