Simon Sarevski

But let’s not live in illusions: most political leaders of our day follow some brand of socialism or social democracy.

Instead of focusing on inequality, we should focus what makes us more prosperous – all of us, regardless of which income group.

In the midst of another wave of panic over our future, it is high time that we break this cycle and start learning from past failures of our fortune tellers.

The opportunities of the sharing economy are vast. The sharing economy is the future. Transaction costs will further decrease rapidly.

Politicians flying across the world to discuss climate change at conferences has certainly not decreased the carbon footprint, either.

Do we want to have a better standard of living for everyone rather than focusing on how random “classes” are doing in comparison to one another?

What’s so problematic about people leaving their homelands in their pursuit of happiness?

Embracing the free market mean no more privileges and little way for underpaying the workers.