M-Yup Podcaste: Recent Episodes
Zandar Kahlid
M-Yup is a profit devoted to spreading ideas, usually in the form of short, powerful podcast (30 minutes or less). and today covers a lot of topics — from science to lifestyle and relationship to global issues
The minimum budget & Output of present system & Is there enough to go around?
He Challenge of Waste" examines the wasteful nature of the competitive market system, particularly from a Veblenian point of view. He also praises World War I era planning by the Fuel Administration and other government wartime agencies.
The Challenge of Waste" examines the wasteful nature of the competitive market system, particularly from a Veblenian point of view. He also praises World War I era planning by the Fuel Administration and other government wartime agencies
What is waste?
The wants of man
Examines the wasteful nature of the competitive market system, particularly from a Veblenian point of view. He also praises World War I era planning by the Fuel Administration and other government wartime agencies.
After being married for almost a quarter of a century, our relationship still feels new, fresh, and more intimate than ever.
But there were times when it did not. When we first met, although there was a robust attraction, we treated one another in ways in which weren't conducive to making a magical relationship.
It wasn’t that this was our intention; it had been the sole way we knew the way to relate.
We both did things that we had seen others do, relating as best we could.
However, we were reluctant to seem at those aspects of our communication and interactions that we considered to be negative. And if anything was amiss between us, it was surely the other’s fault.
After being married for almost a quarter of a century, our rela-tionship still feels new, fresh, and more intimate than ever.
But there were times when it did not. When we fi rst met, although there was a robust attraction, we treated one another in ways in which weren't conducive to making a magical relationship.
It wasn’t that this was our intention; it had been the sole way we knew the way to relate.
We both did things that we had seen others do, relating as best we could.
However, we were reluctant to seem at those aspects of our communication and interactions that we considered to be negative. And if anything was amiss between us, it was surely the other’s fault.