First: Before we begin, the education system in the United States over the past few decades has done such a poor job teaching basic logic that by virtue of the headline alone, it is statistically likely that you have already made a decision about whether or not this short essay on pay inequality is "good" or "bad". You've done this without considering any of the factual data or evidence I'm going to offer by virtue of my own experiences in finance, based nothing more on your own political … [Read more...]
Why Income Inequality Will Always Exist as Part of the Post-Industrial Revolution Global Economy
October 23, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Started Final Fantasy XI on XBOX 360
October 22, 2009 By 2 Comments
Following several attempts to get into the game when it was first launched in 2004 and later, around 2006, I finally began seriously playing Final Fantasy XI about a week ago after beating Blue Dragon. I'm on the Alexander server and have been building my character as a Black Mage. So far, I've soloed on my own in the Windurst area and I'm about to hit Level 19. It's time to get into some plot but I wanted my character to be strong enough to enjoy myself when playing. Aaron's been … [Read more...]
A Discussion on Pension Costs
October 14, 2009 By Leave a Comment
It’s nearly 4 in the morning and I’m up reading political blogs; happened to come across http://cognidissidence.blogspot.com/ and enjoyed reading it. This particular entry is way off base from a financial perspective and since the author seems to be working to expose problems in government, I thought I’d take the time to explain why if any of you are interested. If not, that’s okay, too. Also, given the time, I apologize if there are errors or it is not entirely coherent. Let’s … [Read more...]
ACLU to Defend Child Molesters Right to Attend Church
October 8, 2009 By 1 Comment
According to a new AP article, convicted child molesters have been banned from going to church because of the on-premise day care facilities operated by many religious organizations. The argument is that the prohibition to be within a specific number of feet of minors is a fundamental violation of the religious freedom rights in the United States Constitution. You all know I'm big on personal freedom. That's why I'm a fiscal conservative but social liberal. I believe in the right of … [Read more...]
I'm a private investor, author, and business philosopher who started with nothing and was essentially retired by my early twenties thanks to my first Internet startup. I went to school on a music scholarship and spend my days doing what I want and growing Kennon Green Enterprises, LLC, the family holding company. 
