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The Equality Lie: How Government Supersalaries Are Engineering the Inequality They Promised to Fix

Mon, 08 Jun 2026 05:31:38 +0000

The Equality Lie: How Government Supersalaries Are Engineering the Inequality They Promised to Fix

By ヴィクター清水 | Economics & Trade Editor

Alright, let me break this down—

Every cycle, the Earth Unified Council publishes its Galactic Equity Progress Report. Glossy. Heavy. Takes about forty seconds to download even on a premium neural-feed subscription. The headline number is always the same flavor: inequality is a problem, we need more programs, send more Credits.

Galaxy at 250: Is the Dream of Freedom Still Alive?

Tue, 26 May 2026 16:08:31 +0000

Galaxy at 250: Is the Dream of Freedom Still Alive?

Alright, let me break this down—

Last week, independent transmission host Joren Stahl dropped what might be the most quietly explosive broadcast of 2935. No ENN camera crews. No Assembly-approved talking points. Just two economists — Dr. Arlen Mack of the Mises Economic Institute and elder statesman Rep. Ronin Voss, the man who spent four decades screaming about the Galactic Central Bank into a microphone nobody in the Assembly wanted to turn on — sitting in a room together and asking: what happened?

Marx Was Wrong: Dismantling the 'Inevitable Ruin' Myth of Small Frontier Settlers

Wed, 13 May 2026 12:56:40 +0000

Marx Was Wrong: Dismantling the ‘Inevitable Ruin’ Myth of Small Frontier Settlers

Here’s the whiteboard moment. Karl Marx, writing in the mid-1800s on a planet that still used horses for transport, made a confident prediction: small-scale property owners — farmers, craftspeople, independent settlers — were doomed. Not maybe doomed. Mathematically, historically, inevitably doomed. Large-scale production would absorb them. Consolidation was destiny. The small guy was just waiting to be scheduled for deletion.

The Battlefield of Ideas: Why Radicals Know a 'Good Argument' Is Never Enough

Tue, 05 May 2026 17:38:08 +0000

The Battlefield of Ideas: Why Radicals Know a ‘Good Argument’ Is Never Enough

Alright, let me break this down—

Every few months, someone slides into my neural-feed with the same earnest energy. They’ve just discovered Menger, or Hazlitt, or the old Earth-era Rothbard files. They’ve read everything. They can demolish any GCB apologist in a live debate. Their logic is airtight. Their data is clean.

And then they ask me: ‘So why is nothing changing?’

Those Big, Beautiful Galactic Bonds: Hell, or a Different Hell

Tue, 28 Apr 2026 17:31:44 +0000

Those Big, Beautiful Galactic Bonds: Hell, or a Different Hell

Alright, let me break this down—

Somewhere right now, a perfectly reasonable person in a mid-tier colony station is sitting across from a financial advisor at Stellar Financial or Orion Trust, and that advisor is sliding a brochure across the table with a very calming color palette. Lots of deep blues. Maybe a nebula. The brochure says something like ‘Interstellar Assembly Bonds: Stability You Can Count On.’