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Earnings

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… they are not all in money, and diversity is better

Fourth in a Series on 21st Century Economics, how men can liberate ourselves thereby, … and the need and hopes for Social Efficiency

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Who’s Still Hiring?

 (How are they funded?) Fourth in a Series on 21st Century Economics and men’s work.

(c) 2013, Davd

Old men like me can remember times when “the world of work” was different; and in particular, we remember the “heyday of the job” between [...]

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Where Have All the Good Jobs Gone?

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Third in a Series on 21st Century Economics, how men can liberate ourselves thereby,… and the need and hopes for Social Efficiency

(c) 2013, Davd

Economic growth is “stagnant” today, in the patois of the radio news interviews; pension investments are not [...]

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Instead of a Job:

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My 20th Century Experience of 21st Century Work

(c) 2013, Davd

This is not written mainly to tell a personal story—it’s written “for example”, since i obviously know my own experience better than that of others. Its main message is that today, becoming [...]

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Life After Jobs

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Life After Jobs1:

First in a Series on 21st Century Economics, how men can liberate ourselves thereby, … and the need and hopes for Social Efficiency

(c) 2013, Davd

There will always be work, but a wise man will choose the [...]

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The “Women’s Privilege Pledge?”:

Just What Part of Equal Protection Don’t You Understand?

(c) 2013, Davd

“Once upon a time, not so very long ago,” in many kingdoms by the sea, the landlocked Swiss Confederation1 (and after 1790, the Republics of France and the USA), men and women had different “spheres of life”. Women’s [...]

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Debunking Mother Nature

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(c) 2013, Davd

“Mother Nature” has been personified as such, for much longer than i have been alive. Some would probably contend that the Goddess[es] whose religions are older than even Judaism (making them about twice as old as Christianity—or even older—and perhaps three times [...]

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The Road to Heaven and Hell

Anonymous

\The Road to Heaven and Hell A Métis Folk-Tale with some Christian roots.

A man and his favourite dog were walking along a road. The man was enjoying the scenery, when it suddenly occurred to him that he was dead.

He remembered dying, and that the dog walking beside him had died [...]

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Eat, Pray, Love (book review)

Eat, Pray,Love: One Woman’s Search for Everything Across Italy, India, and Indonesia. New York: Penguin, 2007.

Review (c) 2013, Davd

I acquired this book as i acquire many books, at the Public Library table where they sell off books deleted from their collection and books donated by [...]

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An Apple Tree:

Just One of Many Reflections of the Value of Men.

(c) 2013, Davd

On New Year’s Day itself, i did make a Resolution of sorts—to continue propagating and “trialing” apple varieties to find those best suited to homestead use in “Northeastern New Brunswick.” I doubt any [...]

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