Latest from the Lens

Latest from the Lens

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  • Cassandra’s Crossing

    Cassandra’s Crossing

    “A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the voters discover that they can vote themselves largesse…

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  • Brain Frog

    Brain Frog

    “More recently, the West began using technology to flatten the very physical evidence of natural cycles. With artificial light, we believe we defeat the…

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  • The Butterfly Effect

    The Butterfly Effect

    Recent events reminded me of what my colleague sent to me on 22 March 2020: ‘If humans ate the bat that gave us the…

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  • Joe Biden’s Amnesia

    Joe Biden’s Amnesia

    Joe Biden’s Amnesia… Below are the comments from President Biden while responding to the senseless Jonathan Lemire from the Associated Press. (You can click…

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  • The Weekly Lens

    The Weekly Lens

    The Inflation has Landed The media has recognized and confirmed what we have been warning about for some time, that inflation was on the…

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  • The Devil is in the Details

    The Devil is in the Details

    What Happens Next Economists describe inflation as “too many dollars chasing too few goods.” When you have too many dollars chasing the same thing,…

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  • Portfolio Update July-20-2020

    Portfolio Update July-20-2020

    We will fight and hedge them every way we can. Our portfolios are built to survive economic Darwinism. Anti-fragile. The Impartial Lens Model Portfolio…

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  • Portfolio Update June 2020

    Portfolio Update June 2020

      By keeping our eyes peeled and ear to the ground, we are identifying themes early, whittling down our choices and then pulling the…

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  • Addiction Trumps Corona

    Addiction Trumps Corona

    “It is inhumane, in my opinion, to force people who have a genuine medical need for coffee to wait in line behind people who…

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