Common-place thinking as a way to start...
For Greeks and Romans, paper (the flat papirus invented by Egyptians) was a luxury. So they developed what is called “The Art of Memory” (mnemotechnics). The idea...
Life
The Citibank Building Affaire
Picture for a second, if you will, a building; a building worth 5 million dollars (US that is, no their Canadian, Jamaican or even Australian counterpart). Imagine, it...
The Citibank Building Affaire
Picture for a second, if you will, a building; a building worth 5 million dollars (US that is, no their Canadian, Jamaican or even Australian counterpart). Imagine, it...
Some tips for him
Would you tell the prez to do the following? — Learn ways to tolerate emotional distress. Distress usually rises to a peak quickly when you’re hurt or upset,...
Some tips for him
Would you tell the prez to do the following? — Learn ways to tolerate emotional distress. Distress usually rises to a peak quickly when you’re hurt or upset,...
CNE discarded more voting centers.(From El Nacional)
More than 1.800.000 new voters will participate in the revoking referendum, he said (Here in Spanish) The director Jorge Rodriguez revealed that although the results of the cadastre...
CNE discarded more voting centers.(From El Nacional)
More than 1.800.000 new voters will participate in the revoking referendum, he said (Here in Spanish) The director Jorge Rodriguez revealed that although the results of the cadastre...
Values and Interests
or, the bolivar bond market is soooooooooo boring… So Justin’s whole argument dissolves into what people used to call vulgar Marxism – the assumption that economic positions in...
Values and Interests
or, the bolivar bond market is soooooooooo boring… So Justin’s whole argument dissolves into what people used to call vulgar Marxism – the assumption that economic positions in...
¿Qué carajo pasa con la Coordinadora Democrática?
Sorry the headline is in Venezuelan Spanish, but I think it´s a major worry for all us Venezuelans living in Venezuela. What is going on? Why aren´t they...
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