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I don't think you are one who has accepted yet what seems rather obvious to a few of us, viz, that the U.S. has no debt that in anyway resembles private sector debt, and there will never be a failed Treasury auction. Consequently, the concern of some that "capital inflows" might cease when "the...

According to Sidney Powell and the Pillow guy and, other screwball stalwarts of the Goofy Old Party , tomorrow, Aug, 13th , Donald Bone-Spur Trump will be sworn into the office of President of the United States once again...

Sorry but your example is not analogous. To be analogous you must first print the dollar you use to buy a thing costing 1 dollar. Then you borrow the dollar back from the merchant who made the thing you bought, giving the merchant an IOU for the dollar. Then you use the dollar you borrowed...

I'd be reluctant to characterize the new wave of economists as idiots just yet, as some others here have done. There are some pretty bright folks involved. The old-school economists' traditional thinking may not prove correct. Whereas the idea of the government inflating private sector debt...

Ha ha, your uncle represents the weak mentality of those I'd just as soon be rid of. He has my blessing to leave as soon as possible.

There has never been a problem paying for either of these Democrat-sponsored initiatives -- the one passed by the Senate today and the Reconciliation bill coming up. The critical issue is how do we do this without causing unacceptable inflation now, or in the future. This can be done, but it...

Apparently kids can't be given monoclonal antibodies. If this is correct, I don't know why other than FDA regs.

If by "high risk" you mean unvaccinated, you are correct, as it is virtually just unvaccinated kids getting seriously ill with the delta variant and going to the hospital. You are, in fact, a high risk adult. You have the right to accept that risk, although it is irresponsible and selfish...

Although we are dying to get to herd immunity, which it takes to get there the old fashioned way, it seems to me that a painless shot in the arm is more efficient, leaves far fewer dead in the end, and is much more efficient. .

That's an easy question for me to answer. We are leaving out healthy kids because they are not in the hospital. Is it a cold for the kids on ventilators in the icu units in New Orleans? Some are infants. What would you do? Treat them with cough drops?

New Orlean's Children's Hospital is full of pediatric Covid cases, many in the ICU. Very tragic situation as these kids were not eligible for vaccination. from a local news channel in New Orleans...[ Fox, I think] Children make up more than 2,000 of the new COVID-19 cases reported in Louisiana...

Imprinting is not expected to be a problem with the new mRNA vaccines. Of course their disadvantage is that they are not as persistent as the older types of vaccines. So far those vaccinated with a mRNA vaccine for the first time in January are still showing good protection against getting...

As an individual trader, no matter how large your account, you are like a flea trying to hitch a ride on an elephant, i.e., the central banks behind the currencies you are attempting to trade. The only thing you can do is figure out which way the elephant is going, and go in that direction...

FYI It often takes a long time to obtain a patent as there are often many rounds of rejection and answering the examiners objections. [the majority of patents are rejected on the first round, often on the grounds of "obviousness."] Typically, after about 18 months applications are published...

I guess these words escaped your understanding: "replication defective". The viral infection route, using a defective virus, is, by the way, the delivery mechanisms for a particular class of vaccines. The guy in the video does not understand patent law, or the disclosure sequence. Which is...

Those flaws mentioned in your quote from the CDC have to do with reasons why the CDC found it no longer productive to try and track all Breakthrough cases. They do track covid hospitalizations and deaths accurately assuming the hospitals in the States and Territories are doing a conscientious...

Glad you asked. I don't have any recent data re masks because I haven't looked. Why not look up recent data for Japan -- Total Number since the advent of the pandemic who have died from covid divided by the population of Japan and compare it to the same recent data from the CDC. Until very...

Headline on today's Bloomberg front page. "Hawaii, Masked and Vaccinated, Still Falls Prey to Delta Strain" This headline tells us nothing of the risk if we are fully vaccinated. Just another example of how one can not trust media headlines to convey an accurate picture of the overall risks...

Have you ever been to Japan?! From a Jun 2020 article published by "The Regulatory Review," University of Pennsylvania. Draw your own conclusions. About "lockdown" in Japan. Did Japan’s Lenient Lockdown Conquer the Coronavirus? Eric A. Feldman Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Email A A Despite...

Check the total number of covid cases reported in Japan relative to the high density, unvaccinated population of Japan, and you will immediately understand how effective the universal wearing of masks is.