Why Cryptocurrency Is A Giant Fraud April 20, 2021 Speculators might make money on it, but the arguments for its usefulness fail completely. by Nathan J. Robinson
The U.S. Has a Moral Obligation to Forgive the World’s Debts March 27, 2021 It’s time for the banks to be the ones tightening their belts for once. by Ty Joplin
The Taxonomy of Student Debt Arguments March 21, 2021 Justice. Harm reduction. Redistribution. Economic growth. Some cases are stronger than others. by Sparky Abraham
Inside the Cryptocurrency Casino February 15, 2021 Bitcoin and its imitators were supposed to democratize the world of money. Instead, speculators have gotten rich—and the planet is paying the price. by Andrew Ancheta
The Nature of Money January 23, 2021 Calculating a poor person’s wealth is a science. For a rich person, it’s an incredibly abstract art. by M.K. Anderson
How Billionaires See Themselves January 05, 2021 Reading the dreadful memoirs of the super-rich offers an illuminating look at their delusions. by Nathan J. Robinson
The Grift of Online Entrepreneurship December 26, 2020 Don’t like getting underpaid for your work? Hypercapitalist Instagram meme pages can help. by James MacDonald
Break Up Facebook, But That’s Just The Start December 19, 2020 The FTC suit against Facebook has limited aims and long odds. by Rob Larson