Jordan Bush explains the deeper meaning of rendering onto Caesar in the Bible, shedding light on the issue of taxes and statism in the church.
The story of a successful mathlete from Stanford reveals the costs of engaging in a fiat system and the debt that comes with it.
Scott's reflections on having children, particularly twins, offer insights on parenthood and the impacts of a fiat mentality on framing life experiences.
Citation Cartels manipulate the number of citations to boost university rankings in mathematics.
Fauxductivity refers to tasks that appear productive but are actually not, and 'just-in-time' vs 'just-in-case' optimization is discussed.
Education Consultants help wealthy individuals' children gain admission to top colleges, charging high fees and manipulating institutional preferences.