“If I were a Baha’i”

Baha'is in Ismailia, Egypt 1926

Egypt is a wonderful country. Its people are hospitable, rich in history and are blessed with many wonderful talents, laureates, and notable figures that have brought a positive impact to the world. Unfortunately, in the past few years it has faced … Continue reading

Gun Control Economics

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Today, twenty children and six adults were killed in a shooting in Newton, Connecticut [BBC Link]. Among the killed was the killer, who took away his life after committing his massacre. In 2012 alone, there has been four mass shootings. … Continue reading

California Prop Analysis

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Because of all the spam and bombardment of crappy information and confusion out there. I decided to write my own version analyzing all propositions as simply as possible, while at the same time, maintain a neutral status. I hope you … Continue reading

The Tape

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You miss someone so much as to wish your heart was made of water to forget and shift away; staying up late to not sleep so you won’t dream of her, either. You pray it’s just another tape that got … Continue reading

The Courage of Malala Yousafzai

Sharia Law in Pakistan's Swat Valley and North-West Frontier Province

Who is Malala Yousafzai? Malala Yousafza, born 1998, is an eighth-grade Pashtun student from the town of Mingora in Swat District, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, known for being a children’s rights activist. Her little town was dominated and controlled by the local … Continue reading

The Book Klub

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The past few weeks I took a course on Coursera called Gamification In simple terms, Gamification is the utilization of Game Design and Game Elements for a non-game context and objective. These objectives can be for Internal Growth (firm trying … Continue reading