For a while now, mainstream articles spurred by Keynesian economic thought have decried that middle class jobs are disappearing. That is to say, those 40,000 dollar or more per year jobs upon which one could live, if not happily, then at least within a modicum of comfort. While automation and the new gig economy (in…
In a society based around institutions that seemingly love to wake us up way too early (schools and prisons are two comparative and worthwhile mentions as well) it shouldn’t surprise anyone that work makes us do the same. Of course, the CDC statistics aren’t actually cited, are hard to find and when you finally find…
(Nick’s Notes: Unfortunately this will be the last post we see by Mr. Wilson but we hope he comes back again and contributes more to the site when he can! He has expressed interest in doing so so we can hope!) “Ideally, we’d like to help people find ways to earn money with less work,…
One of the greatest causes of frustration among working Americans, is the daily surrendering of themselves to the whims of bosses managers and owners. Many of us have little to no say in what we do in our jobs and most of us would rather use that time to be doing something else. That is…