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The Future of Education is Online — and That’s a Good Thing
Since 1986, the cost of tuition at American colleges and universities has risen 498.41% — more than four times faster than the rate of inflation during that period (115.06%). The costs of obtaining a degree are escalating out of control and leaving many graduates with student loans which they are unable to repay. Much of…
10 Predictions for the Next Decade
2. Marijuana The massive failed experiment of criminalizing marijuana is coming to an end. Two states have already legalized recreational use, with a handful more slated to vote on the matter. Tax revenues are booming in those states from the sale of recreational pot, and that activity is hurting criminal enterprises like the Mexican drug…
But who will build the roads? No, seriously–they’re falling apart
America has a serious problem. It’s one that is addressed even less than our national debt. Yet if massive action isn’t taken soon, it could become a very serious public safety concern. That issue is infrastructure. Collectively, the United States receives a D+ rating on all our bridges, roadways, dams, and critical infrastructure. Most states…
The Tragedy of the Commons: Why Water is Best Left in Private Hands
Many people, including some who generally support free market principles, consider water to be a human right. To be fair, it is a natural resources that is every bit as important to life as oxygen, which is, of course, free. The overwhelming majority of people in the First World take it for granted, and those…
Backyard Mechanics: Saviors or Pariahs?
Auto repair can be costly. In times like these, where many Americans are feeling the pinch of the economy, having something break on your car can be devastating. Garages charge nearly $100 an hour in labor in addition to the markup on parts. Even a simple job can leave an unwanted dent in your already…
Does White Privilege Exist?
Photo by the spexyliciousness There is also a trove of government programs designed to aid minorities — such as those geared toward minority-owned businesses — but no corresponding help for whites. Blacks and other minorities have a wide avenue of opportunities laid out for whoever is willing to try. We have many blacks as mayors,…

