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Anxiety, Anguish, Anger: How It Really Feels to Survive a Collapse

Anxiety, Anguish, Anger: How It Really Feels to Survive a Collapse Hello to all those readers interested in learning from my personal experience of surviving an economic collapse. I decided to write this article, the first of a series of several similar that will be posted because I am experiencing these days a huge emotional […]

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Turkey Has Declared War On Syria – Does This Mean That World War 3 Is About To Erupt In The Middle East?

Turkey Has Declared War On Syria – Does This Mean That World War 3 Is About To Erupt In The Middle East? Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has just announced that the only reason Turkish military forces have entered northern Syria is to “end the rule of the tyrant al-Assad”.  By publicly proclaiming that Turkey intends […]

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Anxiety turns to fear: Markets, energy, Pan and the zeitgeist

Anxiety turns to fear: Markets, energy, Pan and the zeitgeist  The characteristic feeling of the post-2008 world has been one of anxiety. Occasionally, that anxiety breaks out into fear as it did in the last two weeks when stock markets around the world swooned and middle class and wealthy investors had a sudden visitation from […]

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Fukushima: Thousands Have Already Died, Thousands More Will Die

Fukushima: Thousands Have Already Died, Thousands More Will Die Official data from Fukushima show that nearly 2,000 people died from the effects of evacuations necessary to avoid high radiation exposures from the disaster. The uprooting to unfamiliar areas, cutting of family ties, loss of social support networks, disruption, exhaustion, poor physical conditions and disorientation can and […]

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Anxiety and Interest Rates: How Uncertainty Is Weighing on Us

Anxiety and Interest Rates: How Uncertainty Is Weighing on Us Anxiety and uncertainty are weighing on individuals even where the overall economy is growing. Some of this angst is the fallout from advances in information technology. The Internet, ubiquitous computing, robotics, 3-D printers and the like are wonderful advances, yet they may also be personal […]

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