Breakfast with Chad: the Reality of the Rules-based Order 
Breakfast with Chad: Could the Springer Group’s Insider Be Biased? 
Breakfast with Chad: Dialogue May Be the Best Answer to Monopoly 
Breakfast with Chad: Bush’s war crimes… or misdemeanors? 
Can Humans Like Something that Claims to Be Humanlike? 
The Truth About Rahul Gandhi’s Long March to Kashmir
Bharat Jodo Yatra literally means an India uniting march. Recently, the great grandson of Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first prime minister,...
Make Sense of the Old and New Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict
History never ends, at least in the Old World. On February 18, Reuters tells us that “leaders of Armenia and...
Breakfast with Chad: Holidays and Modelling
Today I decided to get somewhat personal with Chad and threw out this impertinent question: “Hey, do you ever think...
Breakfast with Chad: Monopolies – Fair Observer
Whenever we start talking about deeper and most worrying trends in the economy today, the question of monopoly arises. I...
Resource Frenzy: Will India and China Make War?
Time and time again, Indian leadership has raised issues regarding Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK). Recently, Indian Defence minister Rajnath Singh...
Clean Energy Not So Clean, Time to Restrict Consumption Too
We have no choice in the matter: the world must act to combat the climate crisis. However, the economic cost...
The New Scary Specter of “Woke Communism”
Ron DeSantis, governor of Florida and perhaps the next president of the United States, is waging war against something he...
Risk of Loss in Wealth Skews Home Prices
Everyone considers their home as an investment that gains value over time, and that explains why homeownership makes up most...
The Great Gold Rush: Central Banks in Frenzy
In 2022, according to the World Gold Council, central banks bought 1,136 tonnes of gold, the largest purchase by weight...
Breakfast with Chad: techno-feudalism (2)
Yesterday I had to cut short my conversation with Chad about Yanis Varoufakis’s claim that we”re now living under a...