I know that I have said time and time again that I don't like anything that's not natural. I have mentioned that I didn't even like vitamins that were artificial. Well, as it turns out, it's just not normal to eat enough grass in today's society. I am still certain we were supposed to eat grass. Anyway, so what I have begun in addition to my one scoop of wheatgrass, seaweed, and carrots or tomatoes is a b complex vitamin regimen. And I have some orange juice.
Why would you want to hear about my life choices in health? Because, the symptoms of deficiency of the right vitamins can be very similar to the following list of ailments:
- Cancer
- leukemia
- dengue fever (common in Africa where poor people have trouble obtaining vitamins)
- Aids
- Valley fever (common in prisons and jails where vitamins might be hard to obtain)
I wouldn't be surprised if this were misdiagnosed as those things on several occasions, because the symptoms are exactly the same.
Benefits of b vitamins include
- synthesis of all tissues, blood cells
- increased metabolism (lack of these causes obesity. If you don't get the right vitamins you feel hungry and keep eating. However, because you didn't get them as they are only present artificially and in grass and things then your metabolism is slow.)
**** I do want to say that I don't think it is necessary to add iron artificially. Too much iron and vitamin c will cause diarrhea in me, and by too much it is only like 25% to 40% of the daily value. I am pretty sure this is why I got diarrhea from the multivitamins before. I still refuse to take them and go with wheatgrass instead. I have felt some diarrhea from the b complex threatening to come out a few times. It could just be that artificial vitamins cause diarrhea sometimes.
Thursday, May 18, 2017
Thursday, April 6, 2017
Re-examination of the Perennial Economic Dilemma and Solution
From the year 1900 to 1950, the US population doubled, roughly. From the year 1950 to 2010, it doubled again, roughly. However, for the last one hundred years, what did not double or increase at all? The amount of money in circulation distributed by the Federal Reserve remained at $1.6 trillion, the same it has been for a very long time.
Logically, that would mean everyone would have to have less to be able to survive with in savings. However, there are no limits on the amount of money one person or organization can keep. Our society is based on making a lot of money at its foundation, and it is natural for everyone to try to do it and to have savings. Businesses also have it to operate to try to provide for the needs of the masses.
What happens when the population quadruples? There is more demand for goods and services, which means companies have to provide for this, creating a need for large amounts of money in their possession. Also, though, higher demand can increase prices, and we have seen a large increase in inflation. You used to be able to buy coca cola for just 5 cents. Now you cannot.
Why does it increase prices? Well, basically, it has nothing to do with coca cola. The workers at the coca cola factory rent and buy homes, and the housing prices are increasing because people are willing to pay more. They will pay more because it's a necessary thing, and also it isn't easier or cheaper for them to buy land and build their own home. The same goes for the carrot farmers home, and the coca cola workers buy those carrots (so they need to make even more money). Due to other people being unable to afford their expenses, they raise the minimum wage, and then coca cola has to raise its prices to pay its workers.
What else happens when the population quadruples? There is an overall sense that society cannot possibly provide for all of the citizens of the population. Therefore, the poor are left unhelped. One part of the population that has money also has used it to continue to advance technology due to the free market, while the part that does not have any money has to live in poverty, resulting in a society that lives half in prosperity and half in extreme poverty.
Logically, that would mean everyone would have to have less to be able to survive with in savings. However, there are no limits on the amount of money one person or organization can keep. Our society is based on making a lot of money at its foundation, and it is natural for everyone to try to do it and to have savings. Businesses also have it to operate to try to provide for the needs of the masses.
What happens when the population quadruples? There is more demand for goods and services, which means companies have to provide for this, creating a need for large amounts of money in their possession. Also, though, higher demand can increase prices, and we have seen a large increase in inflation. You used to be able to buy coca cola for just 5 cents. Now you cannot.
Why does it increase prices? Well, basically, it has nothing to do with coca cola. The workers at the coca cola factory rent and buy homes, and the housing prices are increasing because people are willing to pay more. They will pay more because it's a necessary thing, and also it isn't easier or cheaper for them to buy land and build their own home. The same goes for the carrot farmers home, and the coca cola workers buy those carrots (so they need to make even more money). Due to other people being unable to afford their expenses, they raise the minimum wage, and then coca cola has to raise its prices to pay its workers.
What else happens when the population quadruples? There is an overall sense that society cannot possibly provide for all of the citizens of the population. Therefore, the poor are left unhelped. One part of the population that has money also has used it to continue to advance technology due to the free market, while the part that does not have any money has to live in poverty, resulting in a society that lives half in prosperity and half in extreme poverty.
Saturday, February 4, 2017
The Shocking Truth About LGBT
Growing up, I was somehow led to believe that LGBT was mostly just a choice, or that people were trying to use the excuse that they were "born this way". It is natural to be skeptical, and to think why would someone be born just like every other person but be gay or something. Also, people think, but everyone can be gay... you just have to [insert sexual act] like a homo...
The truth that I have learned now as an adult is that a lot of lgbt people are actually like a different species of person entirely. Their uniqueness has uniformity across all races and ethnicities; however, they are very clearly different than straight people as far as on a biological species type of level.
Excuse me for saying "species", but I cannot think of the best word to describe it. That is the only one that fully explains how it is. It is not just that they are gay and that is the only difference. They are on a different spectrum than straight people with a plethora of physical and mental characteristics, truly all of their characteristics with some exceptions. Some of those exceptions are that they are still human, and also they tend to share some kind of common bond with their gender sometimes.
So, what is the shocking truth? The shocking truth is the sheer number of people who literally have no idea that this is the case. I started to realize that the prejudice surrounding this could be due to the lack of knowledge surrounding their nature by people who are not them and have no desire to be around them long enough to understand.
The fact that they share human characteristics allows them to blend in to some degree; however, extreme prejudice has led many of them to try to cover up the characteristics and imitate straight people. I think that it is unfair to deny them any equality, considering that it is inhumane. They can't change who they are, and that is what everyone means when they say they are born that way.
The truth that I have learned now as an adult is that a lot of lgbt people are actually like a different species of person entirely. Their uniqueness has uniformity across all races and ethnicities; however, they are very clearly different than straight people as far as on a biological species type of level.
Excuse me for saying "species", but I cannot think of the best word to describe it. That is the only one that fully explains how it is. It is not just that they are gay and that is the only difference. They are on a different spectrum than straight people with a plethora of physical and mental characteristics, truly all of their characteristics with some exceptions. Some of those exceptions are that they are still human, and also they tend to share some kind of common bond with their gender sometimes.
So, what is the shocking truth? The shocking truth is the sheer number of people who literally have no idea that this is the case. I started to realize that the prejudice surrounding this could be due to the lack of knowledge surrounding their nature by people who are not them and have no desire to be around them long enough to understand.
The fact that they share human characteristics allows them to blend in to some degree; however, extreme prejudice has led many of them to try to cover up the characteristics and imitate straight people. I think that it is unfair to deny them any equality, considering that it is inhumane. They can't change who they are, and that is what everyone means when they say they are born that way.
Wednesday, February 1, 2017
The Overlooked Miracle - Grass
Note:*** I am uncertain about the nature of wheatgrass in our diet at this time. This is an article for the purpose of hypothesizing. Read and eat at your own risk. Thank you.
I have long touted the amazing health benefits of seaweed. Research has pointed to iodine being beneficial to prevent breast cancer. I have noticed that iodine will help to lessen the severity of colds significantly, if incorporated into your daily regimen. However, what is great about iodine in seaweed is that you can't overdose on it the same way you can overdose on man-made iodine. I have been eating .6 oz of seaweed a day just to get the vitamin D that is in seaweed, of which there is a very high amount (one of the, if not the highest source). I discovered this after reading about research on seaweed that referred to how it has vitamin D3, which is a less developed version and they weren't sure if it would work well in people. It does. It works great. I can tell, because I can feel my teeth growing a measurable amount with my tongue.
Although many animals graze on seaweed that live in the sea, I started to think about how humans are actually supposed to live on land. Then, I started thinking, "What is the most basic food for animals on land that would be similar to seaweed?" At first, I just thought, "Plants." Then, after some more thought, I realized that it could be grass.
When I was young, we were taught in school that only cows could eat grass, because they had a four chamber stomach that could break it down. Literally, they told me specifically that humans could not eat grass! However, there are many articles today that will explain that the cellulose in grass (that they claim we can't break down) is actually just the scientific name for fiber, the healthy nutrient that's great for us!
So, I started reading about wheatgrass, one of the only grasses that people will eat. It's hilarious, because they actually drink it in a powdered (whole leaf or juice concentrate) or juiced form. Imagine the humans of yesterday coming into our society and seeing us refusing to eat the most nutritious thing on earth, except for in a powder; a tiny high priced, seemingly only a luxury item type of version. It's funny if you think about it. Everyone is always afraid of people going hungry, and so they feed them all of this food. Then, suddenly you realize that compared to grass, all other food is practically like a complete waste of time.
I actually believe, based on what I've learned about the nutrition in grass, that it maybe was supposed to be, or at least serves as, what should be the main component of our diet, or the most nutritious diet for all animals. It has been reported to increase the blood cell counts; including red, white, platelet; in multiple cases of cancer patients. It has been reported to do amazing things like completely cure allergies. It has been reported to increase your metabolism, which is actually the way your body works when you are younger. As you age your metabolism decreases, which means that grass is obviously anti-aging.
Yes, it has iodine. Yes, it has a million other things. But what's important is the impact on the human body. There is a lot of evidence that suggests that malnourishment can cause depression and a distorted perception of reality being darker and more negative. Even when people have the same life, just the fact that they are malnourished can physically change their outlook to a more negative one! How many people in society today believe that the world is a horrible place and hate their lives, simply because they are malnourished and living in a society that knows nothing about what to eat?!
It's immune boosting properties somehow miraculously increase your body's ability to fight off fungal infections, which are basically impossible to beat any other way to my knowledge. They take weeks to fight off, normally, and can be as severe as a terrible cold or worse with pneumonia and even coughing up blood in the sputum. I actually can attest first hand that for some strange reason, wheatgrass will help clear this up literally within an hour after drinking it for the first time. I don't know why. I don't know what nutrients it has that make it do this. But it works. It's amazing.
That means that it would be a miracle worker for the Valley Fever that I mentioned in a previous article. It also only takes 7-10 days to grow to the height ready for harvesting.
I honestly don't know what else to say, other than I feel like thanking God for making such a beautiful Earth that we are blessed with such an amazing food to eat to be healthy. It truly is amazing.
I have long touted the amazing health benefits of seaweed. Research has pointed to iodine being beneficial to prevent breast cancer. I have noticed that iodine will help to lessen the severity of colds significantly, if incorporated into your daily regimen. However, what is great about iodine in seaweed is that you can't overdose on it the same way you can overdose on man-made iodine. I have been eating .6 oz of seaweed a day just to get the vitamin D that is in seaweed, of which there is a very high amount (one of the, if not the highest source). I discovered this after reading about research on seaweed that referred to how it has vitamin D3, which is a less developed version and they weren't sure if it would work well in people. It does. It works great. I can tell, because I can feel my teeth growing a measurable amount with my tongue.
Although many animals graze on seaweed that live in the sea, I started to think about how humans are actually supposed to live on land. Then, I started thinking, "What is the most basic food for animals on land that would be similar to seaweed?" At first, I just thought, "Plants." Then, after some more thought, I realized that it could be grass.
When I was young, we were taught in school that only cows could eat grass, because they had a four chamber stomach that could break it down. Literally, they told me specifically that humans could not eat grass! However, there are many articles today that will explain that the cellulose in grass (that they claim we can't break down) is actually just the scientific name for fiber, the healthy nutrient that's great for us!
So, I started reading about wheatgrass, one of the only grasses that people will eat. It's hilarious, because they actually drink it in a powdered (whole leaf or juice concentrate) or juiced form. Imagine the humans of yesterday coming into our society and seeing us refusing to eat the most nutritious thing on earth, except for in a powder; a tiny high priced, seemingly only a luxury item type of version. It's funny if you think about it. Everyone is always afraid of people going hungry, and so they feed them all of this food. Then, suddenly you realize that compared to grass, all other food is practically like a complete waste of time.
I actually believe, based on what I've learned about the nutrition in grass, that it maybe was supposed to be, or at least serves as, what should be the main component of our diet, or the most nutritious diet for all animals. It has been reported to increase the blood cell counts; including red, white, platelet; in multiple cases of cancer patients. It has been reported to do amazing things like completely cure allergies. It has been reported to increase your metabolism, which is actually the way your body works when you are younger. As you age your metabolism decreases, which means that grass is obviously anti-aging.
Yes, it has iodine. Yes, it has a million other things. But what's important is the impact on the human body. There is a lot of evidence that suggests that malnourishment can cause depression and a distorted perception of reality being darker and more negative. Even when people have the same life, just the fact that they are malnourished can physically change their outlook to a more negative one! How many people in society today believe that the world is a horrible place and hate their lives, simply because they are malnourished and living in a society that knows nothing about what to eat?!
It's immune boosting properties somehow miraculously increase your body's ability to fight off fungal infections, which are basically impossible to beat any other way to my knowledge. They take weeks to fight off, normally, and can be as severe as a terrible cold or worse with pneumonia and even coughing up blood in the sputum. I actually can attest first hand that for some strange reason, wheatgrass will help clear this up literally within an hour after drinking it for the first time. I don't know why. I don't know what nutrients it has that make it do this. But it works. It's amazing.
That means that it would be a miracle worker for the Valley Fever that I mentioned in a previous article. It also only takes 7-10 days to grow to the height ready for harvesting.
I honestly don't know what else to say, other than I feel like thanking God for making such a beautiful Earth that we are blessed with such an amazing food to eat to be healthy. It truly is amazing.
Sunday, January 29, 2017
Can Medical Marijuana Be Used to Treat Chronic Valley Fever Infection?
If you look online, there are many reports of people that suffer from Valley Fever. This is because it has the unusual quality of both being a fungus that infects people with a significant impact in many individuals, and also it is commonly present in the air outside. Many people may be aware of how bacterial and even viral infections can be managed with natural antibiotics and iodine in foods; however, fungal infections in the sinuses are one of the hardest to manage. In fact, there is evidence that fungal infections in the sinuses specifically are so difficult to manage that the only way to completely cure them can be to take away their source. The fact that the source cannot be taken away in the case of Valley Fever would explain why it is so difficult for many people to cure.
With a very high number of the prison population being infected, it makes sense because it would be difficult to find something to cure your ailment in the sinuses for fungus. Eating or ingesting orally is hardly enough to cure Valley Fever. It may help, but there is evidence that it only helps the most to inhale something that is antifungal.
There have been reports that some people who normally experience Valley Fever after heavy rains in the location where they live have actually not suffered from it while being prescribed medical marijuana for a completely different ailment. Upon being forced to stop smoking marijuana, there have been reports that they suffered greatly from Valley Fever once again.
I find it interesting to note that in every state except for Texas across the American Southwest Marijuana has been legalized in some form, either for medical use or recreational use. This also corresponds to the same area where Valley Fever is very common for the population to experience. I have to wonder if it is possible that marijuana could be used to treat Valley Fever, and also if the population there has already found this benefit in marijuana, partially leading to its legalization in the first place.
Valley fever can be so severe that people can be paralyzed from it. It can be fatal. It starts like the flu, but is very aggressive. The only other antifungal agent that can be inhaled would be the clove oil drenched cigar. However, because this method relies on the clove oil to be antifungal, while tobacco is not, it is more than likely going to be less effective than marijuana, which is in itself antifungal. The fact that there are people who are restricted access to marijuana, when facing a catastrophic illness such as Valley Fever, when it could be used to treat it successfully, is a gross negligence of the care of those people. Of course, it probably happens all the time. This illness, though not very well known, and there could even be similar ones in other countries and locations. Who knows, maybe this is even the real source of dengue fever, and it has nothing to do with mosquitoes... You will notice that they report that the dengue fever is caused by viruses that are somehow not contagious to other people. While viruses normally are in fact contagious, it is fungal infections of the sinuses that often present in this way where they are not contagious to other people, because they are caused by a certain source where the fungus is being produced. It is often the case where these fungal infections are misdiagnosed and treated as bacterial and viral infections to no avail, as well, because of their striking similarity in symptoms. Whatever the case may be, the fact that marijuana is restricted to individuals who could treat this but are unable for whatever reason is a gross negligence of the care of those people on the part of everyone involved.
*** Multivitamins can actually do well in helping to prevent valley fever, in further study. Marijuana could possibly aid it...
With a very high number of the prison population being infected, it makes sense because it would be difficult to find something to cure your ailment in the sinuses for fungus. Eating or ingesting orally is hardly enough to cure Valley Fever. It may help, but there is evidence that it only helps the most to inhale something that is antifungal.
There have been reports that some people who normally experience Valley Fever after heavy rains in the location where they live have actually not suffered from it while being prescribed medical marijuana for a completely different ailment. Upon being forced to stop smoking marijuana, there have been reports that they suffered greatly from Valley Fever once again.
I find it interesting to note that in every state except for Texas across the American Southwest Marijuana has been legalized in some form, either for medical use or recreational use. This also corresponds to the same area where Valley Fever is very common for the population to experience. I have to wonder if it is possible that marijuana could be used to treat Valley Fever, and also if the population there has already found this benefit in marijuana, partially leading to its legalization in the first place.
Valley fever can be so severe that people can be paralyzed from it. It can be fatal. It starts like the flu, but is very aggressive. The only other antifungal agent that can be inhaled would be the clove oil drenched cigar. However, because this method relies on the clove oil to be antifungal, while tobacco is not, it is more than likely going to be less effective than marijuana, which is in itself antifungal. The fact that there are people who are restricted access to marijuana, when facing a catastrophic illness such as Valley Fever, when it could be used to treat it successfully, is a gross negligence of the care of those people. Of course, it probably happens all the time. This illness, though not very well known, and there could even be similar ones in other countries and locations. Who knows, maybe this is even the real source of dengue fever, and it has nothing to do with mosquitoes... You will notice that they report that the dengue fever is caused by viruses that are somehow not contagious to other people. While viruses normally are in fact contagious, it is fungal infections of the sinuses that often present in this way where they are not contagious to other people, because they are caused by a certain source where the fungus is being produced. It is often the case where these fungal infections are misdiagnosed and treated as bacterial and viral infections to no avail, as well, because of their striking similarity in symptoms. Whatever the case may be, the fact that marijuana is restricted to individuals who could treat this but are unable for whatever reason is a gross negligence of the care of those people on the part of everyone involved.
*** Multivitamins can actually do well in helping to prevent valley fever, in further study. Marijuana could possibly aid it...
Tuesday, January 10, 2017
The Unknown Dangers of Artificially Added Vitamin C
I personally am not a big fan of any artificial vitamins. Studies have shown that Vitamin K, for example, cannot even be absorbed artificially. If you look at artificially isolated iodine, then it can be extremely toxic at high levels.
Unfortunately, in spite of all of the hoopla surrounding the immune system boosting benefits of vitamin C, in addition to the claims that it fights jaundice; the fact remains that when you artificially isolate even organic ingredients and add them in artificial concentrations, danger ensues. In this case, they do it quite often. Vitamin C is added to nearly every fruit juice under the sun nowadays, so much so that they make sure you have at least 130% of the daily value. It seems excessive even by their own standards, often times. Why not just add 100%?
However, no matter what percent, the fact remains that vitamin C artificially added can cause blood in the sinus mucus. I'm not exactly sure how the scientific mechanism works that causes this, but there is proof that when consumed, it can cause blood in the sinus mucus. The higher the concentration ingested, the more blood there is. Sometimes it can take the form of bloody boogers, but it can simply just be a noticeable amount of blood in the snot or sinus mucus.
I hope that you don't think that this is fake or that I am making this up, with all of the fake news today. This is a very real issue, and it is one that the FDA has neither brought to light, nor made the public aware in any way. It is so common for this to be added to things, that it is quite alarming. I hope that my informing you can help you make the best decisions when buying things as a consumer.
Unfortunately, in spite of all of the hoopla surrounding the immune system boosting benefits of vitamin C, in addition to the claims that it fights jaundice; the fact remains that when you artificially isolate even organic ingredients and add them in artificial concentrations, danger ensues. In this case, they do it quite often. Vitamin C is added to nearly every fruit juice under the sun nowadays, so much so that they make sure you have at least 130% of the daily value. It seems excessive even by their own standards, often times. Why not just add 100%?
However, no matter what percent, the fact remains that vitamin C artificially added can cause blood in the sinus mucus. I'm not exactly sure how the scientific mechanism works that causes this, but there is proof that when consumed, it can cause blood in the sinus mucus. The higher the concentration ingested, the more blood there is. Sometimes it can take the form of bloody boogers, but it can simply just be a noticeable amount of blood in the snot or sinus mucus.
I hope that you don't think that this is fake or that I am making this up, with all of the fake news today. This is a very real issue, and it is one that the FDA has neither brought to light, nor made the public aware in any way. It is so common for this to be added to things, that it is quite alarming. I hope that my informing you can help you make the best decisions when buying things as a consumer.
Tuesday, May 24, 2016
Possible Reasons for the Difference in Job Quality Today
Hello, everyone! First of all, I just want to thank everyone for their great support from my district, as I began the path toward becoming an elected leader in the House of Representatives. There was a tremendous outpouring of support, which reinforced my belief in humanity and all American citizens: that they are good people that want to help everyone, all poor people included.
New evidence from my statistical research has shown a possible reason for the difference in job quality. An earlier article mentioned the overall problem that has been created from the shortage of money supply in the American economy. I showed how there isn't even enough money to support all of the people's savings for life operations, as well as business savings for operation costs.
I showed how the rate of hiring between companies is actually relatively similar. Interestingly enough, I was able to calculate the average hiring rate from a random sample of companies, and extrapolating it gave me an accurate estimation of the total jobs in America. By cross-checking this number with the current figures stated for the amount of total jobs in America today, I was able to find that the ratio of hiring to operational savings costs remains fairly consistent across the entire market. The extrapolation was almost exactly equal to the current figures.
This provides interesting information in relation to the number of jobs that a company creates, but leaves out the idea of job quality completely. For example, some jobs come with perks, vacations, and a high salary. Others come with minimum wage and that is all.
Many people often think that this has to do with some kind of lack of appreciation of certain workers in certain jobs. I have even thought that myself in the past. However, after several years of research into the matter, it appears that there may be some kind of statistical explanation for this. The reason once again seems to lie in operation costs of a business.
For example, Walmart may only make a small profit off of each item sold, but they also have to keep an incredibly high number of stores running. When you factor in that they also have built many of these stores from scratch, it becomes very clear that the cost of the utilities and construction of all of these stores is probably pretty high. Combine that with a low profit off of each item sold, and you only are able to hire the majority of employees at minimum wage to be safe.
A company in Silicon Valley; however, may be able to hire a large number of employees with only one office needed, because they have a product that is a website or some kind of product that they can sell in stores. They only need research laboratories, office equipment and computers, and to pay for manufacturing costs, perhaps. Companies can either manufacture themselves, or they probably often times export the manufacturing to competing manufacturing businesses. These manufacturing businesses are competing with each other to offer the best price to buyers in the industry. They know that the person buying wants to make a profit, so they try to offer a per unit cost that is low. They can also get a substantially higher amount of business with lower pricing.
Meanwhile, manufacturing facilities use a lot of energy, and they have to invest a substantial amount in equipment and raw materials. This is while they are trying to keep the price low. Once again, this produces low-income jobs.
Microsoft and Facebook probably give people great jobs, but then their products probably have lower operational costs, considering that the magic of their products is mostly made of a vast number of lines of code. With storage capabilities becoming cheaper and more efficient by the day, it is possible that they can run with relatively low operational costs compared to Walmart or a manufacturing facility (that has to buy large amounts of raw materials and keep the price low at the same time).
The only way for companies with higher production costs to increase the quality of their jobs for all workers would be to increase the price of the product, and then to use the extra profits to supplement the income for the workers. Then, hopefully a situation arises where the buyers would be willing to pay a higher price for the sake of the workers, while the difference in lost profit did not matter as much as supporting the lives of the workers; or the other companies also kept their prices at the same high level to prevent the loss of business to the others.
Increased stress on businesses to garner more purchases in an economy that is strained for the low money supply in the system would cause more businesses to try to lower their price further than the others, at the cost of the employees, in order to gain more business from the buyers or consumers. There is a limit to the demand, but no limit on the needs of people to make income. They can end up trying to compete for the demand by taking it away from the other businesses. This could be good, everyone believes, because it can drive them to try to make a better product or at a lower price. I don't know if that is true or not, because it seems like people would want to make a high quality product anyway. It is definitely true, though, that the effort to produce cheaply is very competitive and a necessity for many businesses to get business. This would make sense in a economic system that is strained for the low money supply, where cheap costs would be the highest necessity. Unfortunately, this would come down on the heads of the very workers who work so hard to provide these goods and services.
There is no way for companies such as manufacturing facilities and Walmart to increase their prices at the moment, without potentially losing their entire profitability through the loss of buyers of their product. Much of their ability to gain business comes from the needs and wants of people to buy things cheaply. It would also be possible to be mad at the buyers for wanting to buy things as cheap as possible, but keep in mind that this is just how they are able to stay in operation. The amount of hiring is consistent across companies, compared with how much money they save to stay in operation.
It may be possible one day, if I succeed in taking the strain off of the monetary shortage in society, that maybe they will be able to charge higher prices without it mattering as much to consumers. In doing so, they would be able to take better care of their employees. They could even use that as part of their pitch, that they actually do take really good care of their employees that make this high quality product. Many people would be willing to support a company like that; however, with the shortage of money supply so dramatic and enormous consequences for those who run out of money, that day is no doubt a long ways away as cheap prices continue to be one of the most important factors of a purchase, if not the most important factor.
New evidence from my statistical research has shown a possible reason for the difference in job quality. An earlier article mentioned the overall problem that has been created from the shortage of money supply in the American economy. I showed how there isn't even enough money to support all of the people's savings for life operations, as well as business savings for operation costs.
I showed how the rate of hiring between companies is actually relatively similar. Interestingly enough, I was able to calculate the average hiring rate from a random sample of companies, and extrapolating it gave me an accurate estimation of the total jobs in America. By cross-checking this number with the current figures stated for the amount of total jobs in America today, I was able to find that the ratio of hiring to operational savings costs remains fairly consistent across the entire market. The extrapolation was almost exactly equal to the current figures.
This provides interesting information in relation to the number of jobs that a company creates, but leaves out the idea of job quality completely. For example, some jobs come with perks, vacations, and a high salary. Others come with minimum wage and that is all.
Many people often think that this has to do with some kind of lack of appreciation of certain workers in certain jobs. I have even thought that myself in the past. However, after several years of research into the matter, it appears that there may be some kind of statistical explanation for this. The reason once again seems to lie in operation costs of a business.
For example, Walmart may only make a small profit off of each item sold, but they also have to keep an incredibly high number of stores running. When you factor in that they also have built many of these stores from scratch, it becomes very clear that the cost of the utilities and construction of all of these stores is probably pretty high. Combine that with a low profit off of each item sold, and you only are able to hire the majority of employees at minimum wage to be safe.
A company in Silicon Valley; however, may be able to hire a large number of employees with only one office needed, because they have a product that is a website or some kind of product that they can sell in stores. They only need research laboratories, office equipment and computers, and to pay for manufacturing costs, perhaps. Companies can either manufacture themselves, or they probably often times export the manufacturing to competing manufacturing businesses. These manufacturing businesses are competing with each other to offer the best price to buyers in the industry. They know that the person buying wants to make a profit, so they try to offer a per unit cost that is low. They can also get a substantially higher amount of business with lower pricing.
Meanwhile, manufacturing facilities use a lot of energy, and they have to invest a substantial amount in equipment and raw materials. This is while they are trying to keep the price low. Once again, this produces low-income jobs.
Microsoft and Facebook probably give people great jobs, but then their products probably have lower operational costs, considering that the magic of their products is mostly made of a vast number of lines of code. With storage capabilities becoming cheaper and more efficient by the day, it is possible that they can run with relatively low operational costs compared to Walmart or a manufacturing facility (that has to buy large amounts of raw materials and keep the price low at the same time).
The only way for companies with higher production costs to increase the quality of their jobs for all workers would be to increase the price of the product, and then to use the extra profits to supplement the income for the workers. Then, hopefully a situation arises where the buyers would be willing to pay a higher price for the sake of the workers, while the difference in lost profit did not matter as much as supporting the lives of the workers; or the other companies also kept their prices at the same high level to prevent the loss of business to the others.
Increased stress on businesses to garner more purchases in an economy that is strained for the low money supply in the system would cause more businesses to try to lower their price further than the others, at the cost of the employees, in order to gain more business from the buyers or consumers. There is a limit to the demand, but no limit on the needs of people to make income. They can end up trying to compete for the demand by taking it away from the other businesses. This could be good, everyone believes, because it can drive them to try to make a better product or at a lower price. I don't know if that is true or not, because it seems like people would want to make a high quality product anyway. It is definitely true, though, that the effort to produce cheaply is very competitive and a necessity for many businesses to get business. This would make sense in a economic system that is strained for the low money supply, where cheap costs would be the highest necessity. Unfortunately, this would come down on the heads of the very workers who work so hard to provide these goods and services.
There is no way for companies such as manufacturing facilities and Walmart to increase their prices at the moment, without potentially losing their entire profitability through the loss of buyers of their product. Much of their ability to gain business comes from the needs and wants of people to buy things cheaply. It would also be possible to be mad at the buyers for wanting to buy things as cheap as possible, but keep in mind that this is just how they are able to stay in operation. The amount of hiring is consistent across companies, compared with how much money they save to stay in operation.
It may be possible one day, if I succeed in taking the strain off of the monetary shortage in society, that maybe they will be able to charge higher prices without it mattering as much to consumers. In doing so, they would be able to take better care of their employees. They could even use that as part of their pitch, that they actually do take really good care of their employees that make this high quality product. Many people would be willing to support a company like that; however, with the shortage of money supply so dramatic and enormous consequences for those who run out of money, that day is no doubt a long ways away as cheap prices continue to be one of the most important factors of a purchase, if not the most important factor.
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