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  • In a world increasingly defined by complex challenges and rapid changes, perspective and perception play crucial roles in shaping our understanding and responses. This article delves into the importance of these concepts, using Vice President JD Vance’s recent speech in Munich as a focal point to explore broader issues of free speech, immigration, and economic

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  • The Future of Thought

    The Difference Between Brain and Mind The brain and the mind, though often used interchangeably, represent distinct concepts. The brain is a tangible, physical organ composed of over 85 billion neurons and trillions of synapses. It is the hardware that processes information, stores memories, and controls bodily functions. The mind, on the other hand, is

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  • The Origins of Money Money, in its various forms, has been a cornerstone of human civilization for millennia. The earliest forms of money were commodities like livestock, grains, and shells, which were directly useful or held intrinsic value. As societies evolved, the limitations of barter systems became apparent, leading to the development of more standardized

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  • Introduction In an era where global trade dynamics are rapidly evolving, the United Kingdom has a unique opportunity to reposition itself as a non-dollar denominated trading hub for commodities. This vision involves pricing commodities in a new trade settlement digital token, backed by the central banks of G19 countries, excluding the United States. By leveraging

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  • Life is a journey filled with trials, tribulations, and moments of profound beauty. It is a path we walk knowing full well that it will be punishing, that we will fall in love only to have our hearts broken, and that we will face moments of misery and despair. Yet, it is precisely these experiences

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  • The World in 2024: A Snapshot for a 16-Year-Old in 2050  Dear Friend, As you navigate your future in 2050, I thought I would write a note to remind you of the lessons of the past and the importance of innovation, cooperation, and sustainability in shaping a better world for future generations. From where I

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  •   I am not sure if most banks in the west want to finance productivity, efficiency and sustainable economic growth. And why do I say that? Well, let’s see, a very large part of the banks’ balance sheet seems to be allocated towards financial market transactions. Be it growth in lending to private equity firms,

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  • Reinventing money

    All aspects of human living are now tied to money. The measurement of productivity, success, wellbeing, influence, living standards, power and authority of a society are all interlinked with money. That is our modern society of today, is it not? But how is money created? Perhaps it is time for us to understand the basics

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  • According to known history, banks as an idea began around 1,800 BC in Babylon. It started replacing moneylenders who would make loans to people. Over time banks, as independent entities became the beacon of trust in society, and started making loans as well as accepted deposits. They also changed money. Modern banking as we know

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  • There is no denying the fact that, whether it is Microsoft’s Satya Nadella, Alphabet’s Sundar Pichai, along with the top bosses of IBM, Adobe, Palo Alto Networks, VMWare, Twitter and Vimeo, they all have one thing in common, and that is, they are all of Indian descent. And going forward, it is quite likely that,

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