Monthly Archives: July, 2010
Clouds go Mainstream
At Dumbagent we have always been big supporters of cloud networks. Not only do they bring users in direct contact with providers on a case by case basis, but they transcend all boundaries, quotas and tariffs that nations try to impose. We will therefore start listing sites for freelancers, designers and other services in our [...]
Terrorists are Vulgar
The Atlantic recently asked that we refer to terrorists as nitwits. They illustrate what a hapless group of incompetent, ignorant, three-stooges like people these terrorists are, as well as how there is nothing religious about most of them and how they have even been caught getting intimate with cows and donkeys. We are happy to [...]
Lexington and Free Trade in goods, people and ideas
As we have mentioned in our book and in a recent article, we need international trade and we need to have an open society in order to progress. The Economist’s Lexington, in his final article for the publication, puts forth an excellent case for the same point. Some good quotes: The government subsidises foreigners to [...]
