“Freedom for the wolves has often meant death to the sheep.” ― Isaiah Berlin

The Charade of "Free and Fair" Trade by Joseph E. Stiglitz / La farsa del comercio "libre y justo" por Joseph E. Stiglitz

Joseph E. Stiglitz's comments about Neoliberalism and innovation / Comentarios de Joseph E. Stiglitz sobre el neoliberalismo y la innovación

Joseph E. Stiglitz about debt / Joseph E. Stiglitz sobre la deuda

Joseph Stiglitz on Neoliberalism / Joseph Stiglitz y el neoliberalismo

Adam Smith and the Colonization of América / Adam Smith y la colonización de América

Adam Smith on Political Economy / Adam Smith y la política económica

Adam Smith and monopolies / Adam Smith y los monopolios

Adam Smith on Productivity / Adam Smith y la productividad

Adam Smith and the regulation of banks / Adam Smith y la regulación de los bancos

Adam Smith on those who live by profit / Adam Smith sobre los que viven de la ganancia

Adam Smith and the welfare of workers / Adam Smith y el bienestar de los trabajadores

Exploring Adam Smith's Views on High Profits / Explorando los puntos de vista de Adam Smith sobre los altos beneficios

This post will try to dig a little deeper into the role plastic plays in our society, its advantages and disadvantages.

Out of the unrelenting application of reason, and the acceptance of what we truly are, our dreams will finally come home to stay

We humans are predators. We target more than a third of the vertebrate species. Pet trading, medicine, and other uses now affect almost as many species as those targeted for food, and we threaten almost 40% of exploited species.

Seventy thousand years ago Homo sapiens was still an insignificant animal minding its own business in a corner of Africa. In the following millennia it transformed itself into the master of the entire planet and the terror of the ecosystem (Yuval N. Harari.)

Longevity is related to economy, even in the most developed countries, like the U.S.A. that is not a good example of life expectancy in comparison with other developed countries.

Not all human adaptations to the environment stem from its radical modification by our species or from genetic mutations. We are a resourceful species, and our adaptability increases because of our technological and cultural capacity.

We have frequently adapted the nature to us by radically modifying it, but our species also changed since it left the African savannas.