Stein’s Law states that “If something cannot go on forever, it will stop,” so when I came across two articles and some little-known statistics last night, it got me thinking about this whole “Obamacare” debate. Maybe elimination by attrition is how survival of the fittest manifests itself in a democratic system.

It occurred to me that maybe “polarized politics” reflects what’s happening on the ground in the United States. The income inequality seen in the country follows a macroeconomic trend that’s happening all over the world: prosperous cities vs. the rest.

There is no need to rewrite any textbooks. When prices rise, they don’t fluctuate much compared to when prices decline, thanks to their human traders puking and heaving all the way down.

Bitcoin is back, and the price in USD hit an all-time high again today. There are two developments you need to know right now because they are potentially related, and could destroy Bitcoin as we know it.

I guess people can never see it coming, to the point that CNBC felt it necessary to remind seniors to avoid overspending.

Kmart sold an item originating from a re-education labor camp to a woman in Oregon.