Modern Monetary Theory is just a Theory after all…
Published on 10/25/2023You likely grew up hearing your parents advise you to "save more than you spend," often justified with the saying, "money doesn’t grow on trees." As an adult grappling with bills and taxes, this advice probably rings true, especially if you aspire to retire comfortably....
Keep Calm and Flirt On!
Published on 10/25/2023When people meet someone they are attracted to, their brain experiences a complex interplay of chemical reactions and psychological responses. Here are a few key factors:
Aromatherapy
Published on 10/24/2023Aromatherapy is a holistic healing practice that utilizes the therapeutic properties of essential oils to promote physical, mental, and emotional well-being
Early Bird Special!
Published on 10/23/2023Since the pandemic, the early bird dinner time has become more popular. Why has this happened, and how does it impact local economies?
Spooky Scary Skeleton, There's Violence In His Bones
Published on 10/22/2023The history of violence in humans may be more mysterious than what was initially believed.
Watch What you Eat
Published on 10/19/2023Ever get sick after eating something bad? Did you know you could get REALLY sick if you eat something “really” bad and needed to be put on antibiotics? Want to avoid getting an antibiotic resistant bug? Apparently, cooking properly and avoiding salad could cut antibiotic resistance.
Investing In A Presidential Cycle
Published on 10/19/2023Have you ever observed that during a presidential election, public discussions often veer toward the economic performance of the past few years? Or how presidents frequently introduce spending bills to potentially stimulate the economy? This isn't coincidental; it is tied to the Presidential Election Cycle Theory, developed by Yale Hirsch. His theory posits that markets undergo a predictable pattern following the election of a new President.
The Looming Crisis: Nursing Shortage and Its Implications
Published on 10/18/2023The year 2021 brought with it an unprecedented global health crisis – the COVID-19 pandemic. This crisis not only revealed the vulnerabilities in healthcare systems around the world but also exacerbated an existing problem: the shortage of nurses. In this article, we will explore the nursing shortage that plagued 2021, its root causes, and the far-reaching implications on the healthcare system.
Early Bird vs Night Owl
Published on 10/16/2023Does being an early bird or night owl affect our health? A growing body of research shows that we may want to pay more attention to our circadian rhythm and chronotype.
Spooky Scary Skeleton, There's One In Every State- Part 2
Published on 10/16/2023Bigfoot….is it real? Or are sightings and vanishing tourists due to something else?
The Rise and Fall of Rite Aid: Why the Pharmacy Chain Was Meant to Fail
Published on 10/15/2023Once a prominent player in the American retail pharmacy industry, Rite Aid's decline over the years has left many wondering why it faced such a turbulent journey. While there were certainly numerous factors that contributed to Rite Aid's struggles, this article will explore the idea that, in many ways, Rite Aid was meant to fail. A combination of internal mismanagement, external market forces, and strategic missteps culminated in a decline from which the company could not recover.
War & Investing
Published on 10/12/2023War and conflict have been intrinsic to the human narrative since the dawn of our existence. What were once disputes over land or resources have now evolved into cultural wars, often fueled by governments and the military-industrial complex. You have probably heard the adage, "War is good for business,"...