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  The Geographical Tax on Breath: London’s 3.6x Survival Premium In the cold, biological reality of the British Isles, we are witnessing a f...

  The Surgical Precision of the Pay Gap The numbers don't lie, but they certainly do sting. In 2026 London, the economic hierarchy has b...

  The Cathedral of Debt: How Exeter Exiled Its Own Children Exeter, a city famous for its majestic cathedral and Roman walls, is currently e...

  The Laboratory of Ideologues: From Chicago Boys to the Etonian Elite It is the ultimate academic hubris: treating a living, breathing nati...

  The Academic Debt Trap: Selling the Future to Pay for the Past In the pantheon of political betrayals, few stars shine as brightly—or as i...

  The Eternal Teenager and the Cult of the "Self-Made" Ghost We are living in the era of the "Primary Adult"—a polite te...

 The Great Decoupling: When the Engine Left the Caboose Behind For the better part of the mid-20th century, the American economy operated on...

  The Art of the "Permanent Temporary": Why the UK Loves a Messy Fix The British state is often mistaken for a grand, ancient cath...

  Davos, Demand, and Desire – Prostitution and the World Economic Forum Every January, the Swiss Alpine town of Davos hosts the  World Econo...

  What “Affluenza” Means – An   Economist   Article Explained In  The Economist  newspaper, “affluenza” is used not as a medical term but as...