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History is studied wrongly, while we focus on the unprecedented events (The Blips) and use that knowledge as a map of the future.
Instead of studying war and invasions, history needs to be studied upside down, with an emphasis on peace and prosperity.
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In this world of uncertainties, nothing but death and taxes are sureshot in our lives.
There are however some assumptions that withstand the test of time. These assumptions take into account basic human psychology and historical data.
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People generally want to solve problems than to create harm, but those who want to harm get a lot more attention.
While people can be taken advantage of, it can’t be done for an infinite period of time.
Every ten years or so, there has to be some economi...
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Life is like facebook. People will like your problems & comment, but no one will solve them because everyone`s busy updating theirs.
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