Stimulus Addiction Disorder: The Debt-Disposable Earnings Pyramid
by Charles Hugh-Smith One glance at this chart explains why the status quo is locked on “run to fail” and will implode in a spectacular collapse of the unsustainable debt
by Charles Hugh-Smith One glance at this chart explains why the status quo is locked on “run to fail” and will implode in a spectacular collapse of the unsustainable debt
Odd how tons people within Silicon Valley admittedly don’t even allow their own children to utilize the technology they create but can meanwhile take drastic action against other people’s abilities
via CNBC: Like most people my age, I don’t have $17,000 in a savings account. I’m still paying student loans, my credit-card balance isn’t quite zero, and other mandatory expenses can eat away
Via Cnet I can’t stay off my phone. And I’m afraid it’s hurting my 2-year-old son. Sometimes it’s a breaking news story that draws me in, other times it’s boredom. Whatever
Not just an addition for kids of course. Adults are also subject to their Cell phones, and video games so much that they can NOT seem to be able to
via medicalxpress: The World Health Organization says some obsessive video gamers may really have an addiction. In its latest revision to a disease classification manual, the U.N. health agency said Monday
by Michael Snyder Fortnite is the most popular video game in the entire world right now, and for some people it is literally taking over their entire lives. More than 40
Apple Inc. on Monday unveiled new controls to help people curb the amount of time they spend on iPhones and iPads, as well as allow parents to remotely track and
by John Ward Senator Warren’s Free Credit Freeze Bill is a well-meaning attempt to protect the private financial data of ordinary Americans. But nobody should underestimate Wall Street’s ability to pervert
Study showing addiction to your phone linked to depression and anxiety. Took moms to a restaurant for mothers day, and anyone who looked 25 or younger, couldn’t usually go more
by Robert Carbery St. Louis FED (cut from fred.stlouisfed.org) On Friday, April 7th, Congress left town for two weeks for Easter vacation. When they return to work on April