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It’s fascinating how political demands can send ripples through the global economy. We often focus on the technological advancements shaping our world, but the interplay between politics and economic policy is just as critical. Take, for instance, discussions around significant financial demands made for political reasons. When a major power makes a substantial demand, like … Read more
It’s September 2025, and the question on many minds is about the housing market. For decades, homeownership has been seen as a reliable way to build wealth. But is that still the case? Let’s take a sober look at where things stand and what it might mean for our economy. The current state of the … Read more
As someone who’s spent a good chunk of my career in the tech world, I’ve seen firsthand how vital stable environments are for growth and innovation. It’s why we build in redundancies, create checks and balances, and try to shield critical systems from unpredictable influences. This brings me to a concept that’s often discussed but … Read more
When political leaders start to influence the decisions of central banks, like the Federal Reserve here in the U.S., it can create a ripple effect that touches all of us. As someone who spent decades in the tech world, I’ve seen firsthand how clear, objective processes lead to better outcomes. The same principle applies to … Read more
It’s August 28th, 2025, and a question I’ve thought about quite a bit, especially with my background in tech and economics, is how outside pressures can affect vital institutions. Today, I want to dive into something crucial for our economy: the independence of central banks. Think about the Federal Reserve in the United States. It’s … Read more
It’s August 26th, 2025, and as someone who’s spent decades navigating the complexities of technology and its societal impact, I’ve come to appreciate the delicate balance required for systems to function smoothly. This principle extends beyond silicon and code; it reaches deep into the institutions that govern our economy. Lately, there’s been talk about the … Read more
It’s August 2025, and if you’ve been following the markets, you might have noticed a trend: a handful of companies are dominating the stock market like never before. A big part of this story, as you might guess, is Artificial Intelligence. As someone who’s spent decades in the tech world, I’ve seen innovation drive incredible … Read more
It’s hard to escape the headlines these days. Governments around the world are borrowing more money than ever before. You might have seen articles, perhaps even from sources like the Financial Times, using the strong word “addiction” to describe this growing reliance on debt. As someone who’s spent decades in the tech world, watching how … Read more