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Imagine being a seventeen year old, travelling internationally, all by yourself. It’s scary, but exciting– all the more so because you have been accepted to Harvard University. You’ve worked your tail off for years, all culminating in this amazing opportunity for an education at one of the top schools in
Yesterday I had the pleasure of hosting one of our Total Access members, and his son, over to my house for lunch. (We did this extremely radical thing where we happily shook hands, and then sat face to face to share a meal and a real, live conversation.) He told
Most people realize that 2020 has thrust two game-changing trends upon us that will change the world for years to come. The first is Covid. In less than six months, this virus has created extreme global hysteria and economic devastation. Countless businesses have gone bust or are teetering on the
Are you ready for this week’s absurdity? Here’s our Friday roll-up of the most ridiculous stories from around the world that are threats to your liberty, risks to your prosperity… and on occasion, inspiring poetic justice. Art museum curator cancelled for not abandoning “white male artists” Gary Garrels was the
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In the year 1649 after nearly a decade of painstaking work, the legendary Dutch artist Rembrandt van Rijn put the finishing touches on one of his masterpieces: Christ Healing the Sick. The piece is considered a technical and artistic marvel, proving without doubt that Rembrandt’s skills were truly ahead of
By the late 200s AD, the economy of ancient Rome was in serious distress. There was hardly a single year during that entire century without some major crisis– civil war, barbarian invasion, plague, imperial assassination, political scandal, or economic depression. It was so bad, in fact, that historians refer to
Sovereign Man is a little over 11 years old. And when we started this business, silver was worth $13 per ounce at the time. My philosophy then, just like today, is that precious metals hold their value over the long-term. But back then, there was one key indicator that told
Are you ready for this week’s absurdity? Here’s our Friday roll-up of the most ridiculous stories from around the world that are threats to your liberty, risks to your prosperity… and on occasion, inspiring poetic justice. Jail time in Colorado town for not wearing a mask Englewood, Colorado, a major
I’m an immigrant. And I’ve been an immigrant for most of my adult life. Over the past 20+ years, I’ve lived in ten different countries across Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East, and I’ve spent far more time outside my native country (the United States) than in it. In
In the 1650s, European rivals like England and France were busy dividing up the New World in North America. France settled much of modern day Quebec in Canada, and England initially settled colonies in the mid-Atlantic. The English and French didn’t have much in common, and they were bitter rivals.
By the summer of 1789, the people of France finally reached their breaking point. France was the largest, most powerful empire in the world at the time. But their economy had been in ruins for years. Unemployment was high. Inflation had spiraled out of control. And after a very tough
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