Thursday, July 28, 2011

Economic Times

Last night before I went to sleep the news on TV is very disturbing. I found it hard to sleep so I stayed late again and watched some other shows on TV. Then here was the sarcastic show of TMZ. You know those group of celebrity photographers and columnists. They are bunch of giggly punk-like group who are so annoying. Excuse me for my description but that's what you're portrayals on television. Maybe it calls for your role as the camera grills for something that can stir controversy. Anyway, I read in another blog > several people are paid to lie. Maybe sort of white lies. What are white lies? Could it be gimmick? Publicity stunt to make it appealing for public view or just to spin up volume of controversial issues. Not all that we can read in the newspapers, magazines or watch on television are 100% real, true story or else you'll be plundered and plungered down the stream.It's fun watching them until one guy was being roast as a p- king. lol. Yeah look-alikes eh? The "guy" on TV news recently who committed mass murder is a look alike of a known celebrity. Then the girl who killed her child she's a look-alike of the leading-lady of Clooney in "Up In The Air." Oh my! What a crazy world. Is it my vision is blurry? That's why we cannot judge or be judgmental. Even two identical twins have differences you know. Then here comes news about the "tracking business" known for government task force. That's okay. It is for good of the government that's good for all of us. What is wrong here is when the people assigned to the task force over used and abused the system.

There is that movie of Will Smith in his portrayal as a tax collector and he keeps following the people whom he needs to collect taxes. He works for the IRS and at first the movie revolved in a complicated way as if the IRS agent seemed like a stalker instead of being an agent of the government. At the end of the movie? Well you have to watch it. I should have this topic in my other blog but had my "politicking awesomeness there." Flip-flops eh? Actually it's a zigzag. I am making waves. vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv Ay mali! Planting rice pala ito. ewan. I should make use of my blogs as an alternative use for my Economics background. Uhm, want me to start now with Economics?

FIRST it's not end of the world yet. When you say we are at end's it doesn't mean doomsday as what everyone used to say to scare people. Enlightenment is not a scare tactic. When you are studying Economics it means > it is a social science that seeks to allocate scarce human and non-human resources for their alternative use. Scarce resources since the time of Dr. Jose P. Rizal. In his time the population has reached BILLIONS already. In his time too many monks, priests,nuns,  eunuchs, military,  and other common people pledged to chastity. When Communism was implemented in China, each family has to minimize the birth rate. Each family should have two to three children only. How you can feed billions of people? Not enough food to sustain the growing population. Those who cannot abide the laws fight a different kind of war. Others move or migrate to other countries where they cannot be ruled or govern by a strict compliance. Less populated areas were them inhabited and used for rehabilitation, a place where they can start a new life. The old Chinese were then upgraded to being Japanese, Koreans, Vietnamese. I don't know what will happen to its DNA RNA sequencing after that. Ask Shelldon.
DNA- RNA of the Filipinos? The last result of the sequencing process is the BROWN RACE. Yan na nga. O babalik ka na naman sa Yellow Race? According to D. H. Robertson > "people take value in the yellow metal because it is the choice of so many people within a given population and most of all it fancy(ies) the savages."