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August 26, 2026

The Free Market is a Myth: How Politics Actually Control the Economy

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August 12, 2026

The DINK Revolution: Why High Costs and Policy Are Killing the Birth Rate

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August 05, 2026

Hedge Fund Gambling and the 2008 Collapse: Why the Casino Always Wins

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The Narcissism of the Invisible Hand: Why Our Economy is Indecent

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Manufactured Inequality: How the American Economy Was Engineered to Be Unequal

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Revoke Citizens United: How Corporate Money Ruined the American Economy

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FDR's Four Freedoms and the Second Bill of Rights: A Blueprint for a Sustainable Economy

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From Industrial to Techno-Feudalism: Understanding the New Economic Trap

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The American Dream is Dead: Why the Free Market is a Marketing Scheme

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Mark Cuban and Cost Plus Drugs: How Ethical Business Disrupts Big Pharma

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Eric Leo: Eric Leo is a sociologist, philosopher, hip-hop artist, and independent author based in Michigan. His work blends classical philosophy, modern sociology, psychology, and entrepreneurship into sharp cultural analysis and creative expression. Influenced by thinkers such as Plato, Voltaire, Baruch Spinoza, and Arthur Schopenhauer, he explores enduring questions about truth, power, ethics, and human nature. Drawing from modern sociologists including C. Wright Mills, Robert Reich, and G. William Domhoff, he examines class structure, corporate power, and the social forces shaping everyday life. His psychological lens is informed by John Gottman’s relationship science, Daniel Goleman’s emotional intelligence framework, and Philip Zimbardo’s research on authority, behavior, and moral decision-making. He also studies business strategy and market psychology through figures like Alex Hormozi, Russell Brunson, Lori Greiner, Marcus Lemonis, and Hank Green, integrating entrepreneurial realism with social critique. The result is a body of work that connects philosophy, sociology, psychology, and business into a cohesive exploration of consciousness, culture, power, and personal agency.

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