Starting in 2019, I wrote research papers on Clean Energy, Aerospace, Physics, etc, and since then, I’ve been spied on 24/7 by the Government, Big tech and others who have taken my intellectual property without credit/compensation. I’ve also been attacked … Continue reading Cyber Wars
When Trump blamed Zelenskyy for the war in Ukraine, many thought he is aligned with Russia, and against the EU, NATO and Ukraine. This is worrisome, because Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine with tacit support from China and India was … Continue reading Has BRIC infiltrated the US?
Due to advancements in large language models, AI can now read your mind with 97% accuracy. While there are potential benefits from this, it is already being abused and must be corrected. Some of the risks are listed below; Continue reading The Risks of Neural Engineering
The moderate voter is a sensible, rational, problem solver that is willing to compromise to get things done. They reject extremists policies that are not in line with the general population in most cases. They represent the majority of the … Continue reading Understanding the Moderate Voter
Although the 5G network is relatively safe if used properly, it can be very hazardous to public health when weaponized, so this article is intended to understand how and why and provide suggestions for reducing the issues. What can be … Continue reading The 5G Network and Public Health
While I understand the need to reduce waste in Government, DOGE appears to be part of a Government coupe by Musk and Trump. Continue reading The Issues with DOGE
Cryptocurrency is a major subject of interest so I wanted to do some research and summarize my thoughts on the subject since much of what I’ve read is biased. Continue reading The Problem with Cryptocurrency
The debt to GDP and income inequality is the highest since before the Great Depression so efforts should be made to correct it. We’ve had several decades of new spending and tax cuts that have led to a significant national debt … Continue reading A Balanced Strategy for Addressing Debt
Ensuring a well educated population is one of the most important requirements of any society. Anyone who meets the academic requirements for a higher education should be able to get financial assistance through low interest loans, grants or work study … Continue reading The Importance of Education in Society
Prudent steps can be taken to promote clean energy and reduce carbon emissions by using the 80/20 rule to focus on the most polluting power plants, transportation modes and commercial/industrial companies (see the video below for a summary or read … Continue reading A Clean Energy Strategy
The Moderate Voter 