While the United States there is a bubble of everything, i.e. housing, healthcare, and education are more expensive than ever before, Europe has been faring a little bit better. Only housing is completely out of reach for the vast majority of non-boomers whereas healthcare and education have not gotten that much more expensive. The sudden… Continue reading Was the Recent Housing Boom a Scam to Benefit Boomers?
In a recent post I explained why “tech” is a clown-world career. I had two follow-up thoughts, which point in the same direction, and led me to predict that it will be a long while before we see excesses in the tech sector again, if at all. The first thought builds on a comment left… Continue reading The Tech Industry Will Remain Stagnant
Most of you are probably aware that Pavel Durov, the CEO of the messenger app Telegram, the messenger of choice of the discerning gentleman, has recently been arrested in France. This presumably happened at the behest of the United States. In this article, though, I am not going to discuss how the globo homo government… Continue reading Organizational Bloat in Tech Companies
In a recent post, I had added a reminder that we have video evidence of one woman sucking two dozen dicks in two minutes in a night club, confirming our worst stereotypes about women. However, this is hardly the worst. There is a “performer” on OnlyFans named “Bonnie Blue” who seems to have made it… Continue reading Woman Has Sex with 22 Guys in one Night, 122 in Three Weeks
A conversation I have been having somewhat frequently in real life, primarily because others bring up the topic, is whether the housing market is good or bad for buyers at the moment. There are a lot of real estate permabulls according to whom housing prices, just like stonks, only ever go up and then there… Continue reading Is the Housing Market Good or Bad? An Exercise in Critical Thinking
I wrote about Tesla in the past. In short, they are not doing so well. Their Q1/2024 was horrible. You can find videos showing that they hide their oversupply of cars in remote parking lots and unused airfields. One of the other US manufacturers of electric vehicles, Fisker, is doing even worse. They recently filed… Continue reading The EV-Industrial-Complex is Imploding
The other day someone told me that if I wanted to have a good laugh, I should look at the exchange rate of the US dollar and the Ukrainian hryvnia. Even though I was expecting some bullshit, I was nonetheless baffled when I pulled up the data. Here it is: In financial markets, there is… Continue reading The Ukraine Teaches us that Wars Stabilize your Currency
Today’s big story is that Tesla is going to lay off an incredible 10% (or more) of its workforce. The company employs about 140,000 people, so this means that at least ca. 14,000 people will get the boot. If this story was about some industry dinosaur like IBM or Microsoft, it would be business as… Continue reading The Implications of Tesla’s Massive 10% Layoff
In my article The Limitations of Humiliation Rituals I pointed out that there is an upper limit with regards to the nonsense our hostile elites can subject us to because at some point the structure they profit from so much will be affected. The same is true for typical third-world behavior that is seemingly getting… Continue reading Corruption and Short-Term Thinking are the Core of Third-Worldism
We are at the point where it is non-trivial to distinguish between real and fake videos. In the following, I assume that the video below has not been staged. It shows an apartment with a special kind of windows that can display any scene. Have a look at it yourself: Even if this video has… Continue reading Pod Living and Augmented Reality
When the Russian special military operation started, the collective West was quick to denounce it. The hope was to get Russia to capitulate in response to economic sanctions. Some people were even fantasizing about breaking up Russia, just like it had been done to Germany or Korea in the not-too-distant past. As it turned out,… Continue reading Female Hysterics and the Destruction of Companies: The Example of the Boycott of the Russian Economy
The phenomenon that fewer men than ever before are in employment is not new. However, I was under the impression that this only affects men with comparatively limited prospects on the labor market. In many Western countries, there are perverse incentives so that you are, in a strictly material sense, much better off if you… Continue reading Men Checking Out of Work
I assume that most of you follow the news, but the news obviously do not tell the full story, so I would like to highlight a very important aspect about the monetary system: engineered boom and bust cycles. You are getting told that those just happen, for absolutely no reason at all, and if there… Continue reading The Engineered Boom/Bust Cycle and You
