Author Archives: plutoshouldbeaplanet

Currently Vancouver is having a crisis that causes the crime rate to skyrocket. Heroin usage is at a high, and those addicted have limited access to the dangerous drug. The lack of easy access to heroin has caused users to … Continue reading →

Who was Augustus Caesar? Augustus Caesar, the first emperor of Rome, is one of the most influential rulers during the beginnings of the Roman Empire. He is most known for changing the method of Roman government from a consulship to … Continue reading →

My White Paper Working hypothesis 1:  Augustus Caesar was able to successfully reinstate values of old Rome, but he did so through deceit and hypocrisy that in turn questions his sincerity and morals as an emperor. Working hypothesis 2: Augustus … Continue reading →

Meanwhile people like James Peterson, husband of Kateri of the Olive Garden breakdown, are signing up for experiments. James was so anxious and so suicidal that he couldn’t even muster the self-preservation to get into inpatient treatment.(1) With three kids, … Continue reading →

The Theory of Currency As a college student that works between 30 and 40 hours a week, money is almost always on my mind. It had never occurred to me to ask “What exactly is money?” before listening to a … Continue reading →

In a recent review of Jacob Goldstein’s book, Richard Davies states “money is a confidence trick : an i.o.u printed on cheap material that promises the holder nothing but more paper money.” Davies’ thought-provoking statement raises questions for many readers … Continue reading →

Summary 1: Pizza Hut at the Sphynx: It seems counterintuitive that a beautiful relic of history, could be easily diminished by the addition of modern technologies. When going to look at the history and the works done by ancient civilizations, … Continue reading →

1: The stealing of antiquity as a source of “richer history” 2: The US has stolen antiquity as a source of “richer history” 3: The US has stolen and altered Greco-Roman antiquity to connect themselves to a “richer history” 4: … Continue reading →