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All positive social change comes at a cost. Many executives of current organisations attempt to argue that the very reason for their existence is to create profit (Friedman, 1970/2007). But, if...

Art academies were principally constructed to instruct and train young artists with a set of codes and foundational principles. Artists would emulate contemporary forms. In some ways, such...

Recently, it has come to my attention that Michael Saylor has been misleading investors to make a fraudulent gain. He makes the claim that bitcoin cannot be taken. Which is false. He makes the...

Last week, I instructed my lawyers to send a series of formal legal letters to a very specific list of people and organisations who were hosting the Bitcoin white paper on their websites. This...

Several individuals in what is termed the “cryptocurrency space” have started to promote a misleading and false premise: that open-source software is necessarily free and comes without copyright....

The other day, I responded in a manner that seemed irrationally angry. I did so purposely, to kick the hornet's nest—proverbially. Unfortunately, in today’s post-social-media world, it is...

Size creates its own form of advantage. Walmart leveraged the long-tail effect in the same way that Amazon has done using the Internet. In the case of Walmart, the rural population, out of a total...

When the Covid-19 outbreak first began, Sweden decided to take a more laissez-faire approach to handle the spread of the virus. The result was a hue and cry of pandemonic proportions. The...

Coinbase is currently facing several lawsuits. One of the lawsuits involves XRP and Ripple. Coinbase will likely argue that they had no idea. Which would be a lie. Several years ago, senior...

There is a common myth that Bitcoin will allow individuals to avoid paying tax. It could not be further from the truth, and in today’s post, I will demonstrate how easy it will be for governments...