European population crisis – worse and worse

The story is about a Greek school which will close after this school year. When you have no children – who said “Demographics is Destiny”? It’s a situation playing out across Europe and beyond. The region has 16 of the world’s top 20 oldest nations, particularly in Southern Europe, according to the independent World Population … Read more

Why French High School students are protesting (not a joke)

Nothing revolutionary beyond they want teachers, they want toilets that work, they want smaller classes, and they want air conditioning. Read the excerpts below. There has been some violence. It’s all here in Time Magazine. The protests have been driven by anger over a variety of issues impacting French high schools. Roughly 3,000 people have … Read more

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on AI safety

Off CNBC. I’ve put a link to the full interview below the short version. In this 3 minute version he says “the concerns are technically solvable” and offers an analogy at the end of the excerpt. In other recent talks Huang has said that there is “zero chance” AI could wipe out humanity. And here’s … Read more

Democrats (Yay!… but only a handful…) vote to denounce Marxism.

From the Wall Street Journal, James Freeman’s column. What courage! On Tuesday this column noted the four House Democrats who didn’t want to endorse the voter ID legislation known as the SAVE Act but were willing to offer an amendment condemning the socialists staging a takeover of their party. Their outstanding amendment detailed the bloody … Read more

CDC omits measles deaths from report? Politicized?

So is the Center for Disease Control (CDC) easily pressured to give an answer Health and Human Services wants or are they really professional and this is legit? Answer depends on which party you belong to….? CDC omits Pennsylvania measles deaths from weekly update pending review State officials have said there were two measles-associated deaths … Read more

Drukenmiller takes on Scott Bessent

Stanley Druckenmiller is an investment titan – 30 years with never a down year in the market. The op ed is in yesterday’s Wall Street Journal and he is criticizing a certain action the Treasury is expanding, to try and regulate interest rates. I’ve excerpted some of it. Deuckenmiller’s sensible answers to our problem at … Read more