It's not the first time that we hear people lamenting about the lack of government control over the ownership of guns, but is the thing really so simple?
Feb 26, 2021•7 min•Ep. 17
Let's be honest: the first thing that comes to your mind when we are talking about Cryptocurrency is Bitcoin. However, there is something else which might arguably be more important than BTC itself...
Feb 26, 2021•9 min•Ep. 16
It is not a common digital currency, it is something more, which will boost China's status in the world. If you think it is just another version of Bitcoin, then think twice.
Feb 26, 2021•8 min•Ep. 15
Well, if you're intelligent, you might know that if you gambled infinitely times, you eventually would lose all of your money. So why do we gamble at all?
Feb 24, 2021•8 min•Ep. 14
What is the point of an illegal market, if all it means is to make it harder for people to have in the black market? This is the question for organ trades, and the case has been ongoing for several years now...
Feb 22, 2021•6 min•Ep. 13
Spoiler Alert: It is not a race to discover alien life. Power plays a significant role
Feb 20, 2021•5 min•Ep. 12
The Monroe Doctrine has been formally agreed to be the start of the end of European Pivot in the world. I'm not sure that the sentence makes sense.
Feb 20, 2021•5 min•Ep. 11
Being an international student int he UK, I used to think that Unionist, Tory and Conservative stood for different meanings: I was wrong.
Feb 19, 2021•4 min•Ep. 10
The name itself does not suggest much, perhaps its new potential upgrade to "new tech act" sounds more entertaining. But regardless, listen this episode to know what all the fuss about it is all about.
Feb 17, 2021•4 min•Ep. 9
This is one of the most heard names in recent years, but I think that many of us have not spent as much time as we should be trying to understand this immensely ambitious and impactful initiative
Feb 17, 2021•5 min•Ep. 8
Twin Cities: if you have heard of them, I bet you don't know their purpose. Let's see their function in this episode.
Feb 16, 2021•5 min•Ep. 7
I'm not joking, but carrots used to be white. And don't worry, this is not a biology lesson
Feb 15, 2021•3 min•Ep. 6
If you think that blackouts are very annoying, wait for you to live in South Africa, where an increasingly political shift of the country's monopsnic electricity generation company Eksom, has been messing things up.
Feb 13, 2021•5 min•Ep. 5
The political system in Italy is world renowned. Not in the good sense, though. Indeed, political instability has been one fo the major factors limiting economic growth in the country, and it seems that the are going to have another change, now.
Feb 08, 2021•5 min•Ep. 4
China has been using pandas not only as a form of national pride, but also as a tool to project its political power over other countries
Feb 07, 2021•5 min•Ep. 3
Who governs the sea? Nations have gotten together to determine some laws, but whether they really work is a mystery. Indeed, it is hard to enforce such laws.
Feb 06, 2021•7 min•Ep. 2
Supply creates its own demand. For as simple as this is, it seems rather counterintuitive. This law has been subject to criticism for a long time, so let's start by discussing it.
Feb 04, 2021•14 min•Ep. 1
