Month: December 2020
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Lone wolf And Club
Watching Lone Wolf and Cub: Sword of Vengeance (1972) I haven’t seen this in a while but there’s a lot of the Mandalorian interactions with now Grogu that are somewhat familiar to this film, https://t.co/PP7HHfKhQ1 Ittō pushes the baby cart, and Daigoro observes scenes of nature, chooses between a ball and a sword, And eventually…
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Reverse Polarity
In the ever-shifting cosmos of comics and graphic storytelling, the enigmatic concept of “reverse polarity” emerges as a tantalizing and visionary trajectory that might forge the destiny of the medium. Reverse polarity, dear reader, delves into a realm of departure from the age-old norms of storytelling, daring to traverse uncharted territories, and beckoning the adventurous…
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Forced Teaming
Beware, dear reader, for in the wretched world of consumerism, a sinister underbelly lurks beneath the glossy facade of marketing and advertisement. Just as William S. Burroughs once traversed the dark alleys of the human psyche, we must now navigate the treacherous terrain of warning signs that betray a truly shitty product. As we delve…
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The business of America is trading on experience in public office
In the desolate landscape of American politics, the business of the nation thrives on a sinister trade—the trading of experience in public office. This chilling truth, obscured beneath a veneer of democracy and patriotic fervor, is a product of the very system that claims to represent the will of the people. In the mind-bending prose…
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Carbon Quantitative Easing
A Path to Sustainable Decarbonization Introduction: Carbon quantitative easing (CQE) is a novel approach that proposes the creation of new money by big central banks specifically for financing decarbonization projects. This innovative concept aims to address the urgent need for sustainable development while tackling the challenges posed by climate change. Under the CQE framework, central…
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Mortgage Prisoners
In the mazes of modern society, the siren call of authoritarianism echoes louder than ever, an eerie melody that lures even the most unlikely of allies. Among these enigmatic figures are the mortgage prisoners, bound by the chains of debt and surrendering to the allure of strong-handed leaders over the messy tapestry of democratic politics.…