Nobody Works Eight Hours A Day, And You Are An Idiot If You Think They Should
When I used to work at a gaming magazine, I remember getting in trouble for playing World of Warcraft at
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The Infinite Exploitation Of Cryptocurrency
In 2003, more than $100 million worth of diamonds, gold, and silver were stolen from a vault in Antwerp, becoming
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The Emperor's New Blockchain
I learned about Bitcoin about a decade ago, and I felt indifferent. I read numerous forum posts and could have
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How The Media Manipulates Workers Into Being Company Stooges
When I started writing about remote work, I mostly did it because of my own experience. For years I was
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Your Workplace Friendships Are Your Boss' Leverage
Behold, dear reader, the most unhinged anti-remote article you’ll ever read. The Wall Street Journal has done it again,
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Freedom Of Screech
Did you hear? Students are not given a chance to speak freely about their beliefs, as evidenced by a senior
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Manufacturing Consent For The Office
The Wall Street Journal is on a roll, with an incredible piece of scare-journalism about how Gen Z may never
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Kleptocracy, Oligarchy and Cryptocurrency
Editor’s note: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that Coinbase and other exchanges were not abiding by
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This Isn't About Sports, It's About Labor
You would think that, as the owner of a sports team, you would be laser-focused on making sure that the
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Solutions That Create Problems
Yesterday I had a quasi-viral tweet about how I cannot for the life of me find an explanation as to
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Why Should Workers Be Ambitious?
The latest issue of the New York Times Magazine is about “The Future of Work” and features some of the
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Hypocrisy and The Consequences of Monkey Laundering
In 2021, cybercriminals laundered billions through the blockchain:
Mining pools, high-risk exchanges, and mixers also saw substantial increases in value
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