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Robert Folsom

Contributor since: 29 Jun 2012

Biography

Socionomics is a field of study deriving from the hypothesis that social mood motivates the character of social action.

Articles

Why G-Men Convert to Spies: The Means, Motive and Opportunity (Part I)

Published 30 June 2012 | viewed 0 times

In the bear market struggle for control, authoritarians often have the upper hand over anti-authoritarians for a very simple reason: Government is usually the authority.…
The Story of How Entitlements Reached 200% of GDP

Published 29 June 2012 | viewed 0 times

Seventy-five years of positive mood trend has entrenched the idea that the state can afford to support an ever-expanding percentage of its citizens, including even…