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In Civil War I, the North was economically stronger than the
South.
In Civil War II, Republican cities and states are economically stronger than
Democrat cities and states. Republican cities and states tend to have less debt/capita than Democrat
states, less taxes, and a larger value for exports minus imports.
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Civil War I:
Soldiers Railroad Manufacturing Arms production
mil miles % of total % of total
North 2.1 21800 90 97
South 1.06 8800 10 3
Republican cities are economically stronger than Democrat cities. All the high-debt and high-murder cities are Democrat cities.
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People are migrating from blue to red states. The data comes from the moving industry, which tracks moving vans that move between states. Data.
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Blue states tax more than red states.
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Most of the oil and natural gas is in red states.
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Urban areas tend to be blue and rural areas tend to be red. Almost all large cities are blue, even the ones in red states.
The following plot shows how each city voted in the 2016 presidential election, with Republican cities toward the top and Democratic cities toward the bottom. Most cities are Democratic. The horizontal axis indicates how the state voted. Text size indicates city size.
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The largest red city is Oklahoma City. The city center is blue and the suburbs are red. The
blue splotch to the southeast is the University of Oklahoma.
The colleges that are most vulnerable are those with:
Low endowment/student
High average tuition
Low student choice rank (quantified by the ELO algorithm)
Low SAT scores
The following plot shows which colleges are most precarious.
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The following plot shows the STEM strength of colleges.
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The general boycott strategy is to favor rural over urban, and to favor red states over blue states. The prime boycott targets are weak leftist cities and states.
The fronts in the boycott war are:
Left Right or neutral
Airlines United, Alaska, Jetblue, Southwest American, Delta, Spirit
Online shopping Amazon, Target Walmart
Colleges Leftist private colleges Liberty U., Hillsdale, Caltech, BYU
Movies & TV Hollywood
Beer Sam Adams, Sierra Nevada Bud, Yuengling, Coors, Busch
Cable news CNN, MSNBC Fox
Media Netflix, ESPN, Disney
Social media Facebook, Youtube, Twitter gab.com, minds.com, idw.community
Newspapers NYTimes, Washpost, Huffpost Breitbart, Fox
Funding Patreon, Kickstarter, Paypal Rootbocks, Hatreon
Operating sys. Apple, Microsoft, Android Linux
Shoes Nike, Reebok New Balance
Food Kellogg's, Ben & Jerry's, Grubhub Chick-fil-A, Domino's, Nathan's Famous
Tyson, Cargill, JBS, Nat Beef Pack Comp.
Coffee Starbucks Black Rifle Coffee
Search engine Google, Bing Duckduckgo
Sports Tennis, Soccer, NFL, NBA WWE, College football, NASCAR, PGA, College basketball
Spirits California wines, Absolut, Grey Goose Johnny Walker, Jim Beam, Wild Turkey
Food markets Supermarkets Farmer's markets
Soda Pepsi Coke
Gas Chevron Exxon Mobil, Conoco Phillips
Laundry Gillette, Crest, Tide, Gain, Dawn
Downy, Febreze, Pantene
Miscellaneous My Pillow, Hobby Lobby, ABC Supply
We expand on each front in the following sections.
State State color
Miller Lite Wisconsin Red
Miller Wisconsin Red
Michelob Ultra Missouri Red
Budweiser Missouri Red
Yuengling Pennsylvania Red
Coors Light Colorado Blue
Blue Moon Colorado Blue
Sam Adams Boston Blue
Sierra Nevada California Blue
Almost all major auto manufacturing plants are in red states except for:
Tesla Motors California Ford Explorer Chicago
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Fox MSNBC CNN
4pm Cavuto Lui Tapper
5pm The Five Politics Blitzer
6pm Baier White House Blitzer
7pm MacCallum Matthews Burnett
8pm Carlson Hayes Cooper
9pm Ingraham Maddow Cuomo
10pm Hannity O' Donnell Lemon
11pm Bream Williams Lemon
All airlines have hubs in blue states and only some have hubs in red states.
Airlines that operate chiefly in blue states: United, Alaska, Jetblue, Southwest
Airlines that have hubs in red states: American, Delta, Spirit.
Hub #1 Hub #2 Hub #3
Southwest Chicago Baltimore San Francisco
American Dallas Charlotte Chicago
Delta Atlanta New York Detroit
Spirit Ft. Laud Chicago Dallas
United Chicago Houston Newark
Alaska San Fran Los Angeles Seattle
Jetblue New York Boston Ft. Lauderdale
Corporate headquarters
ConocoPhillips Texas
ExxonMobil Texas
Occidental Texas
Chevron California
By cutting your cable service you hit many targets, such as AOL+TimeWarner (owns CNN & Huffington Post), Comcast (owns MSNBC & NBC), and Walt Disney (Marvel, Lucasfilm, Longhorn Nework, SEC Network). Cable is full of leftist channels such as ESPN.
Market Uncensored Anonymous Dark web
fraction
Google .74
Baidu .11
MS Bing .081 Engine for Alexa and Facebook
Yahoo .053
Giribu * * Ads
DuckDuckGo * * * No ads. Default engine for the Tor browser
vlib.org No centralized ownership
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Newscorp Fox, WSJ, National Geographic Google Youtube, Doubleclick, Android Inc., Panoramio, eBook, Motorola Mobility, Waze AOL+TW CNN, HBO, WB, TBS, TNT, the CW, Huffington Post Comcast NBC, MSNBC, Universal Pictures, Telemundo Facebook Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger, Oculus VR Twitter Vine, Periscope Amazon Washington Post Disney ABC, ESPN, Marvel, Pixar, Lucasfilm, SEC Network, Longhorn Network Viacom CBS, MTV, VH1, BETIndependent: New York Times, Breitbart.
Blue states are more flamable than red states.
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Data: Insurance Information Institute, averaged over 2014-2018.
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The Republican party has evolved in the direction of the Libertarian party. The Democratic party is evolving to the left.
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American Conservative * * -
American Enterprise In.* * * -
American Greatness * +
American Thinker * * -
The Blaze * * 13.3 1366 -
Bongino Report *
Breitbart * * * 81 227 +
Campus Reform * * * +
Cato Institute * * * -
The College Fix * * *
Conservative Leaders * * Conservative Leaders for Education +
Conservative Review * * -
Conservative Tribune * * 25 2116 Western Journal
Council on Foreign Rel * * * Council on Foreign Relations
The Daily Caller * * * 29 685 Tucker Carlson, Neil Patel -
The Daily Kenn *
The Daily Wire * * * Ben Shapiro +
The Earth Institute * * *
The Epoch Times * * -
The Federalist * * * 5.0 4817 -
The Fire * * *
538 * *
Foundation for Liberty * * * Foundation for Liberty and American Greatness
Fox News * * * 313 41
Free Beacon * * 3.6 6289
Free Republic *
Free Thought Project *
The Gateway Pundit * *
Heritage Foundaton * * *
The Hill * * +
Hillsdale College * * +
Hot Air * * 6.0 3119
Imprimis (Hillsdale) * * +
Infowars * * 20 1318
Judicial Watch * * *
Klicked Media * * *
Liberty University * * +
Lifezette * * *
Manhattan Institute * * * -
Media Equalizer * * *
Media Research Center * * *
Minding the Campus * * *
National Review * * * 10.8 1881
New York Post * *
Newsbusters * * * 4.6 4844
News Max * * 13.6 1269
One America News * * *
PJ Media * * 12.1 1403
Real Clear Politics *
Red State * * 3.6 5550
Town Hall * * 11.3 1180
Twitchy * * 5.9 3375
Turning Point USA * * *
Washington Examiner * * 16.2 1510
Washington Times * * 11.6 1421
World Net Daily * * * 10.1 1983
Zero Hedge * * +
IDW.community * * + Floyd Brown * * * Tucker Carlson * * - Mike Cernovich * * * Ann Coulter * * * + James Delingpole * * + Newt Gingrich * * * Greg Gutfeld * * * Sean Hannity * * * Sam Harris * * Charles Hurt * * + Mark Levin * * * Rush Limbaugh * * * Michelle Malkin * * * Jay Maron * * * Patrick Moore * Bill O'Reilly * * * - Jordan Peterson * * Joel Pollak * * + Joe Rogan * * * Dave Rubin * * * Gad Saad * Ben Shapiro * * * Christina Hoff Sommers * * Nasim Taleb * * Jared Vallorani * * * Paul Watson * * * . Bret Weinstein * * Eric Weinstein * * * Liz Wheeler * * * Milo Yiannopoulos * *
Newt Gingrich * * - Jim Inhofe * *
Web Facebook Twitter
Mike Cernovich * * *
Ann Coulter * * *
Newt Gingrich * * *
Greg Gutfeld * * *
Sean Hannity * * *
Sam Harris * *
Mark Levin * * *
Rush Limbaugh * * *
Michelle Malkin * * *
Jay Maron * * *
Bill O'Reilly * * *
Jordan Peterson * *
Joe Rogan * * *
Dave Rubin * * *
Gad Saad *
Ben Shapiro * * *
Christina Hoff Sommers * *
Nasim Taleb * *
Bret Weinstein * *
Eric Weinstein * * *
Liz Wheeler * * *
Milo Yiannopoulos * * Twitter illigitimately banned Yiannopoulos.
Site Facebook
Action Physics *
Am Museum Nat History * *
Ars Technica * * -
BBC Science * * +
Buzz Hoot Roar * * * +
Cato Institute * * -
Copenhagen Consensus * * +
DeSmogBlog * * -
Discovery * * -
Environmental Progress * *
Heartland Institute * * -
How Stuff Works * * -
io9 * * -
LiveScience * * +
Magnitude physics * * +
Manhat Inst Policy Res * * +
Minute Physics * * * +
NASA * * -
National Geographic * * +
Nature * * -
Nautilus Magazine * * -
NewScientist * * +
NYU Urban Science * * Center for Urban Science and Progress -
Phys.Org * * -
Physics and Universe * +
Physics Today * * * +
Popular Science * * -
RedOrbit * * -
ScienceDaily * * -
ScienceMag * * -
Scientific American * * * -
SmithsonianMag * * +
Space * * +
TreeHugger * * +
The Vintage News * * +
Wired * * -
XKCD * * +.
Astronomy Cartoons * * +
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Rahul Basu * * +
Alan Boyle * * * Science, astronautics, paleontology, archaeology
Carin Bondar * * * Biology
Brian Cox * * * Physics
Judith Curry * * *
Rupert Darwall * * * Dogs
Richard Dawkins * * * Biology
Sam Harris * * * Neuroscience
Andy Howell * * *
Julie Hecht * * * Dogs
Tony Heller * * +
Michio Kaku * * * Physics
Bjorn Lomborg * * *
Jay Maron * * *
Laura McGivern * * *
Phil Plait * * * Astronomy
Shanti Rao * * +
Hans Rosling * * * Global Health
Nir Shaviv * * *
Vaclav Smil * * +
Devabhaktuni Srikrishna* * +
Paul Sutter * * -
Gail Tverberg * *
Neil Tyson * * * Astrophysics
MIT textbooks * Khan Academy * U. Colorado PHET * Simulations Generation Genius *
American Museum of Natural History * Udemy Khan Academy *
Sports Illustrated * ESPN *
Nation Master * * Western Journal * * * Statista * * * USA Facts * * +
Site Facebook
Sports Illustrated *
ESPN *
Bleacher Report *
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Wealth of Nations
Dr. Jay Maron
Wealth and GDP
The "wealth Gini" is an indicator of wealth inequality. The larger the wealth Gini, the larger the
wealth inequality. If everyone has the same wealth then the wealth Gini is 0 and if all the wealth
is possessed by one person then the wealth Gini is 1.
Nations to the upper right tend to have low wealth inequality and nations to the lower left tend to
have high wealth inequality.
Ideally, a nation should have large wealth/capita, large GDP/capita, and
small wealth Gini. The nations that stand out in this regard are Norway, Australia, and Japan.
Wealth and wealth distribution
Nations with a large wealth and small wealth Gini include Japan, Italy, The Netherlands, and the UK.
Millionaires and Billionaires
Some nations are heavy in billionaires, such as India, China, Finland, and
Hong Kong. Define the "billionaire heaviness" as the fraction of
billionaires to millionaires.
Nations that have a low billionaire heaviness include Japan,
the New Zealand, Hungary, and Poland.
The wealth Gini is more sensitive to millionaires than billionaires. A nation can have a low
wealth Gini and also be billionaire heavy.
Strategic Billionaire Reserve
The world's undisputed economic superpower is the USA, in terms of wealth/capita,
millionaires, and billionaires.
Wealth Gini and billionaire heaviness
The nations with large wealth per capita, low wealth inequality, and low billionaire
heaviness are Japan and Spain.
The Gatsby Curve
The "wealth Gini" measures wealth inequality and the "Gatsby Gini" measures opportunity
inequality, and they are together depicted in the "Gatsby plot".
Opportunity equality is synonymous with upward mobility.
Nations with both a small wealth inequality and a small opportunity inequality include
Denmark, Norway, and Finland.
GDP
Exports
Corruption and tax
Curruption and homicides
Gini index
The Gini index characterizes the equality of a distribution.
If everyone has the same wealth then the Gini index is 0 and if all the wealth
is possessed by one person then the Gini index is 1.
In the above plot the Gini index is defined as
Area of the grey reagion = A
Area of the blue region = B
Gini index = G = A/(A+B)
Philanthropists
American wealth distribution
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Percentile Wealth Fracion of total wealth
M$
1 10400000 .35
2 7000000
3 4500000
4 2600000
5 2200000 .62
10 1187000 .73
20 499000 .85
American oligarchs
Billion $
Jeff Bezos 131 Amazon
Bill Gates 96 Microsoft
Warren Buffett 83 Berkshire Hathaway
Larry Ellison 62 Oracle
Mark Zuckerberg 62 Facebook
Larry Page 60 Alphabet
Charles Koch 50 Koch Industries
David Koch 50 Koch Industries
Sergey Brin 50 Alphabet
Michael Bloomberg 49 Bloomberg LP
Jim Walton 45 Walmart
S. Walton 44 Walmart
Alice Walton 44 Walmart
Steve Balmer 41 Microsoft, LA Clippers
Sheldon Adelson 35 Las Vegas Sands Corp
Rupert Murdoch >10 Fox News
Michael Dell >10 Dell
Elon Musk >10 Tesla
Carl Icahn >10
Charles Schwab >10
George Lucas >4
George Soros >4
Steve Spielberg >4
Gordon Moore >4
Ross Perot >4
Bob Kraft >4
Tom Steyer
John Arnold
Donald Trump
Mark Cuban
Billionaires by state
California 165 Michigan 10 Missouri 6
New York 118 Pennsylvania 10 Virginia 5
Texas 56 Colorado 10
Florida 58 Tennessee 10
Massachusetts 17 Wyoming 9
Illinois 17 Wisconsin 9
Connecticut 17 Arizona 9
Georgia 13 New Jersey 8
Washington 12 Maryland 8
Nevada 11 Ohio 6
American corporations
Billion $
Apple 780
Alphabet 749
Microsoft 736
Amazon 728
Berkshire H. 450
Facebook 376
Johnson & J. 346
JPMorgan Chase 325
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