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Steve grew up in a family business, was a history major in college, and has owned a small business for 25 years. Practical experience (mistakes) have led him to recognize that political rhetoric and educated analysis often falls short of reality. TAX Your Imagination! is the name of his first book, which he hopes will be a series. Two hundred years ago, it might have been called Commonsense. Thomas Paine, Henry Thoreau and Edward Bellamy (author of Looking Backward) would have been his best friends, if given the opportunity. He is a deep thinker with a light heart and a quirky sense of humor. If you want to categorize him, he is a neo-transcendentalist. Balance and simplify!
(1 comments) SHARE Wednesday, December 23, 2015 Banking: The New Feudalism
How the illusion of the Free Market is really a market constrained by historical power. Everyone is a peasant under New Feudalism. Banking is a system of faceless despotism where everyone must serve the corporate charter and nonsensical inflation.
(2 comments) SHARE Wednesday, June 11, 2014 What is to be done? (Final Chapter of Tax Your Imagination!)
The final chapter of "Alternative Economics 101: Tax Your Imagination!" is a blueprint for a new economic system that uses local government as a wedge for systemic reform. There are many mathematical contradictions inherent in capitalism. This plan addresses all of the major ones. The 99% have the power to change the world, but they need a plan that is balanced with mathematical reality. Series: Alternative Economics 101: Tax Your Imagination! (16 Articles, 19711 views)
(54 comments) SHARE Thursday, April 10, 2014 Chapter 15: The FIRE Economy and C=M+L
People think the economic choices are between modern ideas of capitalism and socialism, but what we actually live is an adaptation from feudalistic system, with corporations as the nobles.
This chapter explains the role of interest and land bondage upon which all of society is based, the oddity of Wall Street, and offers a new economic formula (C=M+L) to replace Marx's surplus value and M-C-M' claims. Series: Alternative Economics 101: Tax Your Imagination! (16 Articles, 19711 views)
SHARE Saturday, November 16, 2013 14. What is Modern Finance?
This chapter deals with the rise of paper money and stocks and their role in the destruction of feudalism. Modern finance is not very old, and has not solved any of the problems it was expected to solve. In trying to understand the issues of today, it is good to understand the history of how they arrived. We are, unfortunately, repeating ourselves while expecting different results. Series: Alternative Economics 101: Tax Your Imagination! (16 Articles, 19711 views)
(4 comments) SHARE Saturday, July 13, 2013 Alternative Economics 101 - What is the Cost of Living?
This chapter explores the links between the Cost of Living and the Standard of Living (or Quality of Life), and the role of debt in both.
It is claimed that increased revenue increases the quality of life, but it also increases the cost of living, making life more stressful and the economy more volatile. Series: Alternative Economics 101: Tax Your Imagination! (16 Articles, 19711 views)
(1 comments) SHARE Wednesday, March 27, 2013 Book Excerpt: TAX Your Imagination (Chapter 1: Money)
TAX Your Imagination is subtitled: Alternative Economics 101, The road to a debt-free and inflation-free economy.
A lot of political discussion is wasted on laying blame on the winners and losers, rather than analyzing the math that generates winners and losers. The book is being serialized, a chapter a week for 14 weeks. This is Chapter 1. Series: Alternative Economics 101: Tax Your Imagination! (16 Articles, 19711 views)
SHARE Sunday, May 1, 2011 Obama the Black
This is what the Native American's must have meant about white men speaking with forked tongues.