Macroeconomics

Time travel

Isn’t rewatching video and seeing old photo a way of time travel? You are putting yourself in a past tense perspectives, and somehow, through the art of filming and directing, you, as an audience, could feel the action, the narration, the emotion, and the tension that were there in between the scenes. Nostalgia. Anyway hereContinue reading “Time travel”

Dealing with addiction

Yeah, maybe I do have an addiction. Addiction to procrastination. Addiction to overwork on unimportant, non-essential stuff like writing a blog post. It’s painful and dismal to think about all the tasks I have been skipping. Name myself an irresponsible person, I would entertain that thoughts. But that’s ok. I was playing this piano soundContinue reading “Dealing with addiction”

How else is wealth created besides labors?

A boy confronts a wealthy businessman and asks him how he is able to make money without being a wage laborer like most other grownups. The businessman is amused and decides entertain the boy’s question. – An original answer posted in November 3, 2017 on Quora by John Soroushian, who worked at Brookings, the Fed,Continue reading “How else is wealth created besides labors?”

Writing in time of crisis (p.1)

What happened to America? Black lives matter and what you can do to help. I hope this piece might at least serve its job of putting my thinking out there. A couple of things I have been reading and want to have a recap.

Holy crap, what’s next?

Why do I keep freaking out that the world is going to past the point of no return? I mean, do I need to get to a community to share this though? I decided to share it on LinkedIn, lmao. On the other hand, I need to keep learning. I feel like I’m not learningContinue reading “Holy crap, what’s next?”

Amid economic recession risks

Update: Hong Kong is officially down for a recession. Read here at Reuters. This is troublesome. So Billionaire Ray Dalio talked about “capital war” between the US and China, the question now is, how can it be affecting individuals like us? According to Business Insider, November 15th, 2019, Ray Dalio, the respectable investment guru thatContinue reading “Amid economic recession risks”