An incursion in the life and work of the great Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The title is inspired by the beginning words of “Don Giovanni”, an opera in which themes like morality and providence are discussed.
When I lived in Mexico City and studied at the University, I had a friend who came from Veracruz. As a consequence, I went to Veracruz frequently. Veracruz is Mexico’s major port on the Gulf of Mexico. Today it has half a million inhabitants. When I was there, in the early 70′s, it probably had [...]
There is a huge leap between the world described by Giacomo Puccini in his famous opera, La Boheme, and the world nowadays: a century in which mankind has evolved from no artificial energy to an over-abundance of artificial energy.
Keynesian economics is based on the false notion that when the government spends, the public wins. But, the government cannot spend what it doesn’t have. Going into debt is what is destroying most modern economies.
The below video is a must see: Dr. Pinna says: The New York Times has done a terrific job in subtly bringing forward the below the surface corruption of the American Government and the Financial System which it supposedly regulates. We can see clearly how the American Government and the Financial System are one and the [...]
