Publications

February 25, 2022

Weekly Report 22-11

THE ONGOING BARRAGE OF MEDIA REPORTING THAT AMERICA IS “ON THE BRINK OF CIVIL WAR – hopelessly divided with irreconcilable worldviews, disagreeing on principles, core convictions, policy choices, and pure matters of ‘fact’ – is vastly overstated.” Our society have become conditioned to believe daily/hourly input about urgently critical issues which “spur widespread dissent, presented... Continue
February 21, 2022

Weekly Report 22-10

WOKEISM LOOKS FINALLY WANING IN AMERICA.  Not disappearing, but evolving into a “subculture that will remain entrenched in Human Resource departments enforcing risk-averse procedures and pro-diversity rhetoric for rear of employment lawsuits, controlled by a mass of highly educated, highly white and fairly feminine managers.  Not enough to run the country or all its major... Continue
February 16, 2022

Weekly Report 22-09

BUSINESS LEADERSHIP IN TODAY’S ENVIRONMENT now demands showing empathy for employees, “who have different needs and want different things. Recruiting and retaining people is not just about money, and strong leaders will step back to ask questions that get to the heart of people’s motivations… Keeping all that in perspective while keeping teams focused on... Continue
February 11, 2022

Weekly Report 22-08

OH MY!  THE U.S. DEP’T OF HOMELAND SECURITY HAS JUST ISSUED A ‘NATIONAL TERRORISM ADVISORY,’ through first week of June, for “heightened threat environment, attributable to false or misleading online narratives and conspiracy theories… amplified by foreign & domestic threat actors seeking to exacerbate societal friction, to sow discord and undermine public trust in government... Continue
February 4, 2022

Weekly Report 22-07

APART FROM MENTAL REGRESSION, VIDEO GAMES CAN BE PHYSICALLY DANGEROUS from people injuring themselves – literally unable to “see where they’re stepping, punching or kicking while in gameplay, including shoulder dislocations from keeping arms raised (‘gorilla arm syndrome’), hand & arm cuts from tennis shots smashing furnishings, and head movement neck fractures reported.”  [WALL ST.... Continue