Can a society truly be both democratic AND capitalist at the same time?
All in money
Let them eat (a slice of) cake!
With the world in lockdown and unemployment at an all-time high, I’ve been thinking a lot about work and why it’s better to share a cake than eat the whole thing.
In Defense of the Edmonton Police
Recent news regarding Edmonton City Council and police budgets have been motivating. Just in case you can’t tell: this post was written as a satirical piece, very much tongue-in-cheek, and I hope you find it as cathartic as I did.
The Evils of Universal Basic Income
An equal, free amount money given to every Canadian (no matter what age, gender, ethnicity or skill set), every month, with no strings attached? A blog post about the evils of Universal Basic Income.
The Curious History of Debt
If the mere words “debt”, “money”, and “interest rates” make your eyes goes hazy with boredom—or make you feel silly for not understanding what any of it means—let me take this moment to reassure you: apparently, no one does. Thoughts on David Graeber’s book Debt: The First 5,000 Years.