I just received a typewriter for Christmas. Now, I know what you’re probably thinking. You’re probably trying to think of a reason for having a typewriter now. You probably are not succeeding in thinking of a reason. And I’m not quite sure of a reason either. After all, It’s not the 1930s-60s. There are now such things as microprocessors and microchips and the computer industry … Continue reading A Typewriter: Why Now?
Taxes are a fundamental part of the government. But, they are also stealing money from people so they can spend it on camel statues. And yes, that has happened. You might say that that will raise government debt, but studies have shown that it actually raises how much money the government makes. That happens becuase the goverment collects taxes in percentages so when someone makes … Continue reading Why we should lower taxes
President Donald Trump has recently shut the government down. His resoning behind this being that he wants Congress to fund his plan for a border wall. But, there are also some other factors coming in to play. Since in 2017, the house passed a bill for $5 Billion for the border wall, and could still technically pass the bill through the senate, to end all … Continue reading Why the Government is Shutdown
Lately, the stock market has been going phsyco. First, there was a big drop in DJIA but as of wednesday, DJIA has seen the biggest rise in a single session ever. That day DJIA rose more than a thousand points. That thursday, however, by two o’clock, DJIA dropped more than 500 points.But, when after hours trading closed, DJIA rose 200 points instead of falling 500. … Continue reading Why the Stock Market is Riding a Rollercoaster
You have probably heard of the term “micro-nation”, which by dictionary definition is “a small area or political entity that claims national sovereignty but is not recognized by other sovereign states.” Many examples can be found across the world such as The Republic of Molossia and Sealand. I became interested in this and created Barslow officially known as the Republic of Barslow. Barslow stakes a claim on … Continue reading The Republic of Barslow
As Dal Harbeck awoke, he thought of all the possibilities of today, free from the constraints of yesterday, acting as peephole into tomorrow. Amazing as it may seem, this was not the route that this day would take, no, it would take a far different direction indeed. Continue reading Fiction: Spacefall
A very bad personal constructed language Continue reading A Conlang Adventure
There I sit on the cold hard concrete pondering through my thoughts trying to find a happy one with no result. It’s middle of Winter, a few days away from Christmas, usually my favorite time of the year, but this Christmas was different. My father died in a “work-related accident” earlier this year, and my mother hadn’t stopped crying since. She was devastated when it … Continue reading Why? Part 1
Deep into deep space, a little space-ship was surrounded by darkness and little pricks of light. It moved along at an unimaginably fast speed, cutting through time and space in an unreal-seeming procession. At the helm of this vessel was a young man, called Ren, full of energy, naive as anyone, dozing in his seat. He watched out tiredly as stars moved slowly … Continue reading Fiction: Galaxies, Issue #1
For all its beautiful, high-tech architecture, the UAE is still very strict in law Ah, the United Arab Emirates, home to tall skyscrapers, huge malls, and other man-made wonders aplenty. As much as we can ooh and aah about these things, there is another side to the Emirates, one of obstruction to liberty. For example, in Dubai, it is … Continue reading Dubai is not Free
