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Dogs, A Shocking Discovery

Posted on December 9, 2016 by Fantasy Free Economics

It is well known that Jean and I are tireless academics. For many years we have been doing research on how dogs communicate. What we have discovered is that many animals, especially dogs, engage in mind to mind communication.  Experiments … Continue reading →

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Trump Can Never Win a Debate

Posted on September 28, 2016 by Fantasy Free Economics

Trump cannot win a debate. In Monday’s debate, Trump could have said and done a few things differently but it would not have mattered. Imagine a basketball game where one of the teams meets with the referees the day before … Continue reading →

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Trump on Immigration

Posted on September 1, 2016 by Fantasy Free Economics

I don’t know why Trump is running for president. Candidates don’t run for office because they want to help everyone else. Nature provides no natural incentive to serve. Service to mankind that is devoid of self interest is rare. There … Continue reading →

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Thinking is a Second Choice

Posted on August 19, 2016 by Fantasy Free Economics

I have already made the case that work is a distant second choice. Is thinking work? If thinking was not work, more people would enjoy doing math problems.The process of thinking is very tiresome. For people who don’t normally think, … Continue reading →

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Stock Market Next Week

Posted on August 14, 2016 by Fantasy Free Economics

Very little has changed in a week. Notice the green index at the bottom of the chart. Again, prior to an acceleration to the upside, friends of the Fed load up on bullish derivatives ahead of time.  Usually, before the … Continue reading →

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