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Crash Course: Chapter 15 - Bubbles by Chris Martenson
15.85 min. | 4.9685535 user rating
Chapter 15 (Bubbles): Throughout the long sweep of history, the bursting of asset bubbles has nearly always been traumatic. Social, political and economic upheavals have a bad habit of following asset bubbles, while wealth destruction is a guaranteed feature. Four characteristics of bubbles are observed: that they are self-reinforcing on the way up (higher prices become the justification for higher prices); once they pop, the game is suddenly and permanently over; they are roughly symmetrical in time they take to peak and fall; and they are roughly symmetrical in price, returning to their pre-bubble status. Dr. Martenson concludes that the housing bubble is itself just a symptom of a credit bubble, leaving a final catastrophe of the currency as our most likely outcome. www.chrismartenson.com
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Peter Schiff debates David Epstein of Columbia University -- Nov 11 2009
93.52 min. | 4.948133 user rating
The Fordham Law School Federalist Society hosted this debate between David Epstein, Professor of Political Economy at Columbia University, and Peter Schiff, President of Euro Pacific Capital and US Senate Candidate from Connecticut. Moderated by Fordham Law Professor Nicholas Johnson. The topic: "Will the Obama Administrations economic policies lead to prosperity or disaster?" Special thanks to Reuvain Borchardt, Ross Pitcoff, and the Federalist Society. Also, check out www.facebook.com and twitter.com
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Crash Course: Chapter 14 - Assets & Demographics by Chris Martenson
13.70 min. | 4.960396 user rating
Chapter 14 (Assets & Demographics): Having examined our nations current, never-before-seen level of debt, as well as our failure to save, we now move on to look at our assets. Key Concept 8 is introduced, that debts are fixed, but assets are variable, sometimes gaining and sometimes losing. Dr. Martenson examines Americas assets, especially in light of our current demographic situation. The effect of the baby boomer generation is specifically considered, with the conclusion that the next 20 years are going to be completely unlike the last twenty years. www.chrismartenson.com
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Crash Course: Chapter 13 - A National Failure to Save by Chris Martenson
12.12 min. | 4.949495 user rating
Chapter 13 (A National Failure To Save): "The next twenty years are going to be completely unlike the last twenty years." -- Dr. Martenson. Chapter 13 begins his explanation for this deeply held belief. On every level of our society, there has been a failure to save. Individuals, cities, counties, states, and corporations have all failed to save, but, more importantly, so has our federal government. Our government has pursued a reckless policy of debt accumulation, while neglecting saving and investing, leading to Dr. Martensons claim that the United States is insolvent. Insolvency, which occurs when ones liabilities exceed assets, is first step on the road to bankruptcy. www.chrismartenson.com
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Crash Course: Chapter 17a - Peak Oil by Chris Martenson
17.88 min. | 4.938889 user rating
Chapter 17a - Peak Oil: Energy is the lifeblood of any economy and a steady supply of energy is necessary to maintain the status quo, while an ever-increasing supply is needed to grow an economy. In this chapter, Dr. Chris Martenson explains that Peak Oil is not a theory, rather it is a description of how oil production increases over time, reaches a peak, then declines. Evidence points to a global production peak in the near future, which is troubling since the US imports two-thirds of its oil and relies on it to much of its transportation and food production needs. www.chrismartenson.com
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Crash Course: Chapter 8 - The Fed & Money Creation by Chris Martenson
7.38 min. | 4.9945054 user rating
Chapter 8 (The Fed Money Creation): Chapter 7 explained money creation via money loaned into existence by banks, on the local level. Chapter 8 explains money creation by the Federal Reserve, where we learn that it is manufactured out of thin air. Perpetual expansion is a requirement of modern banking. The banking system MUST continually expand, because that is how it was designed. By understanding the requirement for continual expansion we will be in a better position to make informed decisions about what is likely to transpire and take meaningful actions to enhance our prospects. www.chrismartenson.com
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Crash Course: Chapter 12 - Debt by Chris Martenson
12.55 min. | 4.9347825 user rating
Chapter 12 (Debt): Dr. Martenson explains how, since debt is a claim on future money, it is therefore a claim on future human labor. To put it simply, debt is future consumption taken today. Key Concept 7 is introduced, that "ever-growing debts implicitly assume that the future is going to be larger than the present." Dr. Martenson challenges this assumption, and what it means for us if that condition of growth is not met. www.chrismartenson.com
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Crash Course: Chapter 10 - Inflation by Chris Martenson
11.82 min. | 4.935484 user rating
Chapter 10 (Inflation): Dr. Martenson establishes inflation as a monetary phenomenon, defined as the decrease of the value of money, caused by too much money around in relation to goods and services. From 1665 to 1776, 111 years, there was absolutely no inflation. From 1665 to 1905, 240 years, the cost of living stayed roughly the same, aside from brief jumps during wars. Unfortunately for us, there was no settling in terms of inflation after World War I or World War II. The military apparatus was not dismantled, and inflation has accelerated to astonishingly high levels. www.chrismartenson.com
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Anna Wintour
13.05 min. | 0 user rating
The sunglasses come off the high-queen of haute couture in this rare interview, in which the Vogue editor reveals why she always wears them and much more to Morley Safer.
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Q&A: Janet Tavakoli
59.03 min. | 4.9854016 user rating
Our guest is Janet Tavakoli, author of Dear Mr. Buffett: What an Investor Learns 1269 Miles from Wall Street." She describes her meetings with investor Warren Buffett prior to the economic downturn. Program from Sunday, April 19, 2009.
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Linkin Park's Brad Delson speaks at UCLA graduation | Part 1
10.57 min. | 4.9551725 user rating
Part 1 of 2: Brad Delson, UCLA alum and guitarist for Linkin Park, strips down to a Bruins b-ball jersey and shorts; channels Britney Spears; talks about James Franco, Conan O'Brien, Jamie Foxx and Ellen degeneres; and offers some poignant words of wisdom in his spirited keynote address at the UCLA College of Letters and Science commencement ceremony on June 12, 2009. Delson was selected as they keynote speaker after actor and UCLA alum James Franco canceled June 3 due to a scheduling conflict.
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Crash Course: Chapter 17b - Energy Budgeting by Chris Martenson
12.27 min. | 5.0 user rating
Chapter 17b - Energy Budgeting: Petroleum has supplied the surplus energy that has allowed for social complexity, industrialization, and the modern conveniences that we enjoy. In this chapter, Dr. Chris Martenson explains that in the future our supply of surplus energy will decline due to the fact that increasing amounts of energy will be required to produce new energy. When poor net energy (eroei) returns are paired with peak oil production, it points to a return to a less complex society. www.chrismartenson.com
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