You Are the Rich Person in This Argument

We treat "tax the rich" as self-evident. It is not. This essay states the honest case for progressive taxation before taking it apart, traces just how recent and contested the modern income tax actually is, and lands on a simpler argument: if you believe the wealthy should give more, you already know one, by any honest global standard. Featuring a citation-backed nod to the strongest form of the opposing case, instead of a strawman.

“Down With Big Tech!” … Sent From My iPhone

“Railing against Big Tech while tweeting from your iPhone is the height of irony. The fortunes of innovators aren’t accidents — they’re the result of voluntarily serving millions. If you think they’re too rich, stop buying what they sell.”

Discrimination Must Be A Two Way Street

I argue against government intervention in anti-discrimination laws, suggesting that everyday consumer choices reflect rational discrimination. I posit that the free market, rather than legislation, would address issues of discrimination naturally. Businesses that discriminate would face market consequences, promoting equilibrium through consumer choice without government oversight.

The Simplicity of Building Moderate Wealth: Taking Control of Your Life, Time and Opinions

Building moderate wealth is simpler than many people think. By eliminating personal debt, maxing out retirement accounts, and investing in real estate, you can take control of your time and opinions. Wealth is not about having an excessive amount of money, but rather the freedom to make choices without being constrained by financial obligations. By following a simple approach and avoiding frivolous spending, you can set yourself up for a comfortable retirement and a life of financial freedom.

Maximize Your Shopping with Rakuten: Earn While You Spend! (Personal Referral!)

Experience the joy of earning while shopping with Rakuten! Sign up using my invite link and get a $30 bonus after your first $30 spend. I’ve personally earned over $2,500 just by making everyday purchases through the app and Chrome plug-in. Whether it’s upgrading tech like an Apple Pencil or everyday shopping, Rakuten finds the best deals with the highest Cash Back. Don’t miss out on easy savings – it’s free and rewarding🤩

Wealth Building and the Illusion of Opulence: The Toy Dilemma

In the pursuit of wealth, many fall for the allure of expensive toys, seeing them as symbols of success. Yet, true wealth isn't in fleeting material possessions but in sustainable growth and genuine happiness. My own modest collection serves as a testament: happiness and affluence aren't tied to the number or cost of one's toys. As we navigate our financial journey, it's crucial to differentiate between transient pleasures and long-term contentment.

The Paradox of “Not Financial Advice” and the Irony of Modern Financial Discourse

Ah, the Internet! That vast cyberland where armchair experts abound and where you can always count on a chorus of "Not Financial Advice!" accompanying the most mundane musing on money. It's as if before uttering a mere whisper about Bitcoin or giving their two cents (pun intended) on an NFT, everyone feels the need to … Continue reading The Paradox of “Not Financial Advice” and the Irony of Modern Financial Discourse →

The People Fund

The People Fund: Investing in Elon Musk and other like-minded leaders.