You might have heard that North Korea and the United States are not getting along. We mock their lack of electricity, they threaten to annihilate us with thermonuclear weapons, that sort of thing.
But why are we enemies?
I’ll sort it all out for you here.
0 CommentsI blogged some time ago about a perfect city design in which the homes were above ground and all the transportation (people and goods) was below. In another blog posts (that I can’t locate now) I predicted that the big sleeper technology that will change everything is tunneling technology.
0 CommentsIt turns out we have highly compatible strategies. This video brilliantly compares our approaches. You can see more about my success strategies in my book.
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0 CommentsI know you prefer my written blog posts, but I’m recording the audiobook for Win Bigly all this week and only have time for some Periscope fun. This one is about leadership breaking out all over. If you want some optimism with your coffee, here it is.
My periscope on Leadership breaking out.
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Win Bigly will be available Oct 31st. If you see any exploded heads that day, those are not Halloween decorations.
0 CommentsMy hypothesis is that the political side that is out of power is the one that hallucinates the most – and needs to – in order to keep their worldview intact. For example, when President Obama was in office, I saw all kinds of hallucinations on the right about his intentions to destroy America from the inside because he “hates” it.
That was a mass hysteria. If President Obama wanted to destroy America, he failed miserably. We’re stronger than ever.
0 CommentsSix months ago this week, I tweeted this message:
As you might expect, anti-Trumper are saying the tweet didn’t age well. They are saying this on the same week that their side protested a free speech rally by throwing urine on cops.
0 CommentsAfter the horrors of Charlottesville, and President Trump’s morally ambiguous initial statement, pundits, politicians and citizens complained that we weren’t getting the moral leadership we need.
I have one question: Why do we need moral leadership?
0 CommentsHistory is full of examples of Mass Hysterias. They happen fairly often. The cool thing about mass hysterias is that you don’t know when you are in one. But sometimes the people who are not experiencing the mass hysteria can recognize when others are experiencing one, if they know what to look for.
I’ll teach you what to look for.
0 CommentsWe the People of the United States elected a populist president to go to Washington DC and make the changes the people want. Sounds good on paper.
Unless the people don’t know what they want.
0 CommentsMy critics have been extra vocal lately in saying I should stop writing about North Korea because I have no expertise in that area. So I decided to talk about North Korea some more. Today I’ll tell you how to end North Korea’s nuclear ambitions at a reasonable cost.
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