Let me begin this essay by stating I am in no measure an economist and have no real credentials for advocating the economic viability of what I'm about to propose. I come at this as someone trained in both narrative and sociology, which is to say this is how I expect the political story of American federal taxation to eventually end.
And it will end, at some point in my lifetime, with the demise of the income tax and the rise of the federally guaranteed basic income. Put another way, the federal government will stop taxing your personal income and will instead underwrite it, for everyone.
The personal blog of Jay Garmon: professional geek, Web entrepreneur, and occasional science fiction writer.
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Twisdom from MykeCole, October 16, 2013 at 03:15PM
Let me put it a different way: Make every month NaNoWriMo.
— Myke Cole (@MykeCole) October 16, 2013
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October 16, 2013 at 03:15PM
Twisdom from timpratt, October 16, 2013 at 11:37AM
Sticks & stones may break my bones but words will worm their way deep into my subconscious where they will intermittently haunt me for years
— Tim Pratt (@timpratt) October 16, 2013
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October 16, 2013 at 11:37AM
Monday, October 07, 2013
Twisdom from damiengwalter, October 05, 2013 at 06:15AM
When I die, the devil is going to show me a pile of all the books I could have written, and a folder of all the tweets I sent instead.
— Damien Walter (@damiengwalter) October 5, 2013
via Twitter https://twitter.com/damiengwalter
October 05, 2013 at 06:15AM
Wednesday, October 02, 2013
The TechTalk episode where I reveal the OG version of Einstein's famous equation
Against all good sense, I'm allowed back on TechTalk radio to reveal how Einstein originally composed his mass-energy equivalence equation in 1905, because it didn't look anything like E=mc2.
The rest of the show is dedicated to snarky but cogent discussion of deception and identity on Facebook, which is a much better use of your time. Before I leave, I toss a "Google vs. Sci-Fi" grenade over my shoulder. Give a listen; just fast-forward when you hear my voice.
As always, my complete litany of podcast transgressions is available here.
The rest of the show is dedicated to snarky but cogent discussion of deception and identity on Facebook, which is a much better use of your time. Before I leave, I toss a "Google vs. Sci-Fi" grenade over my shoulder. Give a listen; just fast-forward when you hear my voice.
As always, my complete litany of podcast transgressions is available here.
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