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Challenging the 'marketing' theory. Could carbonated drinks actually be cheaper due to distribution efficiency? Exploring how pressurized containers might explain the price paradox.

Why working harder and paying more taxes won't make you rich. Examining wealth inequality, lack of opportunities, and future senior poverty through the lens of invisible social parasites.

A GPT prompt for uncovering the masks you're wearing and the stories you're telling yourself. Use at your own risk - tough love is welcome.

Exposing the illusion of financial freedom through passive income. The system only works if the working class continues to toil, and we can't all be on the receiving end of compound interest.

Understanding the difference between limited and unlimited objectives. Recognizing when negotiation is futile and when your opponent simply wants more, not resolution.

Challenging the conventional wisdom that equates busyness with productivity. Examining how consumption masquerades as production in information, education, compliance, and opportunities.

How English, Chinese, and Japanese evolved to solve the same abstraction problems that plague software developers today. Natural languages predict the challenges of our codebases.

Examining why conformists have consistently outnumbered independent thinkers throughout history, and whether there's an evolutionary advantage to following the crowd.

Discovering the anatomy of institutional heists through the lens of 'opportunity stealing heroes' - from central banks to HR departments, examining systems that create wealth gaps while enjoying positive public opinion.

In modern finance, taxes are paid so inflation does not happen. Exploring why governments collect taxes despite the enormous compliance costs, and what really happens when they don't.

There is no such thing as job security without taking away freedom from future generations. Understanding government budgets reveals why the illusion of secure white-collar jobs comes at a cost.

Exploring the structural reasons why deviants inevitably face opposition, and why true independent thinking requires complete detachment from status consciousness.