Merry Christmas from the Curious Capitalist family

Related Topics: Economy & Policy
  • Latest on Business

    Thomas Patterson / Statesman-Journal / AP

    The Bleak Unemployment Report: Is Europe to Blame?

    For the first time in almost a year, the unemployment rate rose to 8.2% in May as the economic recovery appeared to not only slow but almost completely stall. And it gets worse.

    The Jury Is Out on the EuroSlate

    Getty Images

    Smartphones of the Future: 6 Predictions

    Future mobile devices will change the way you do business–in ways you probably can’t even imagine. Here are a few predictions.

  • tanboontee

    2008, the year of unsurpassed turbulence by any benchmark, be it political, geological, economic or religious, is fast coming to an end.
    Among others, the great bashing from the financial tsunami does not bode well for the coming New Year. For many, it will be a gloomy if not a melancholic 2009.

    Perhaps it is time for us to sit down and ponder over the traumatic events in 2008. And the economic crisis, probably a blessing in disguise, has allowed us a golden opportunity to reflect on what had actually happened. Had we gone too far? Did we go too fast? Why must things unfold the way they did?

    Blame it on our bottomless greed, or fault it on our insatiable craving for power if we wish, the truth is there is no end to such finger- pointing. The dark nature of human has reigned supreme right from the dawn of our civilization. Sad to say, it will continue.

    Man had not learnt any lesson from history. Unless and until such day when we wake up enlightened, history will keep repeating itself.

    This is, and will be, THE POIGNANT STORY OF MAN.
    (Tan Boon Tee)

  • Justin Fox

    They didn’t have cans of fake snow at the dawn of civilization.

  • tanboontee

    Unfortunately, our ancestors did not have the kind of knowledge and technology in this particular area then. Otherwise, they surely would.

blog comments powered by Disqus