Self-tutoring about what’s possible from government: the tutor continues from last post. The following is according to my understanding. I hint, in my post from April 10, 2026, that there seems only one way the BC government can effectively reduce …

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Self-tutoring about politics and government: the tutor contemplates a recent poll… The following is according to my understanding. I got a text the other day which appears to be a poll from the provincial government. It asks what I think …

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Self-tutoring about political ideology vs gritty economics: the tutor mentions a long-enduring conflict. The following is according to my understanding. I mention back in my post from Dec. 6, 2023, about supply-side economics. Essentially, the idea is that any money …

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Self-tutoring about international politics: the tutor mentions Iran. The following is according to my understanding. Iran, it seems, has widespread protests once again about its regime. In itself, the situation isn’t new; it happened in 2022, and numerous other times …

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Self-tutoring about politics and economics: the tutor mentions an idea he encountered. The following is according to my understanding. It seems that, generally speaking, facing an election, the party in power already has an advantage. One might say that, although …

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Self-tutoring about politics and education: the tutor continues about the Alberta teachers’ situation. The following is my understanding. I began talking about this situation in my earlier post here. It seems one of the main issues of the Alberta teachers’ …

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