Learning from Trump’s Certified Loss in Georgia
Perhaps not everyone has paid attention to the news from Georgia last Friday that the governor and top elections official have officially certified the election results from one of the key
Category: Preinstitutions
A Shocking Family Murder Case
Just finished watching the Netflix documentary on the Chris Watts case: American Murder, the Family Next Door. It is more dramatic than any drama and 10 minutes after the show
Debating and Winning
I watched the VP debate but was not impressed by neither party. Since I did not remember most of the contents, I borrow from this report heavily. Here are my
What Can We Learn From “Emily In Paris”?
I have binge watched the Netflix original series “Emily in Paris” twice by now. What an interesting and attractive show! What appeals to me the most is the female lead
Trump or Biden For The US Economy?
This opinion piece may represent many voters, including those independent voters who may or may not have a fixed view on Trump or Biden, who are thinking more along the
Baumol’s Cost Disease Reconsidered
I came across this interesting essay the other day and finally have time to revisit it today. It is provocative and prompted me to search for the Baumol’s cost disease,
Governments: Problems or Solutions?
The point I will make in this blog is that citizens in every country, every polity, every regime type, always get what they want, directly or indirectly, explicitly or implicitly,
What Can We Learn from ‘Athlete A’?
The Netflix documentary Athlete A is an excellent piece! It is easy to shed a few tears when (1) the sexual predator Larry Nassar was sentenced 60 years by the
The Game of Trump
Should we trust the forthcoming book “Disloyal: The True Story of the Former Personal Attorney to President Donald J. Trump” by Michael Cohen [@cohentrump] on Trump? I think we should.