Publications

September 27, 2022

Weekly Report 22-53

“GEN Z ARE PERHAPS THE GREATEST VICTIMS OF THE OVERARCHING BIGOTRY OF LOW EXPECTATIONS.” According to a study by Harvard University’s ‘Human Flourishing Program,’ 18- to 25-year-olds “feel they are worse off in every dimension of their well-being – happiness, health, meaning, character, relationships, financial stability… This and other studies indicate that this generation (1)... Continue
September 22, 2022

Weekly Report 22-52

“PUTTING SOMETHING OFF DOESN’T MAKE IT GO AWAY. Procrastination lies between logic and emotion, between ambition and achievement… The more unpleasant a task, the more time spent thinking about it and less likely to broach it – a vicious circle. So, the easiest way to get things finished is to get going in the first... Continue
September 17, 2022

Weekly Report 22-51

SMALL & FAMILY BUSINESSES ARE “MORE LIKELY TO EXPERIENCE A SECURITY BREACH than larger organizations, since ransomware operators are opportunistic, targeting any organization that has valuable data… Reality is that 82% of cyberattacks have nothing to do with failure in cybersecurity systems or software; most breaches can be traced back to the human element –... Continue
September 14, 2022

Weekly Report 22-49

THE SUPPORT OF MILLENNIAL & GEN ZERS FOR SOCIALIST CONCEPTS HAS INCREASED DRAMATICALLY, with over 72% now supporting resurgence of trade unions – in major retail & food outlets, non-profits, museums, state legislatures, even minor league baseball teams – just reported by Gallup’s Labor Day Poll.  Much of the reason is the “ideological shift during... Continue
September 14, 2022

Weekly Report 22-50

PANDEMIC IMPACT UPDATE: (1) Math & Reading scores of 9-year-olds across the country has dropped by the largest margin in over 30 years, according to latest National Assessment of Educational Progress testing results; (2) CDC excess funding from federal funds allocation has now facilitated Los Angeles County to begin covid testing wildlife (deer/ bats/ racoons/opossums),... Continue