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Mattin Tasbihgoo

07 Jun 2026
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The Effects of Rising Diabetes Drug Usage on the Fast Food Industry

The Effects of Rising Diabetes Drug Usage on the Fast Food Industry

Ozempic and Wegovy, weight loss “miracle drugs,” have altered markets, consumer habits, and the day-to-day lives of humans substantially: by mimicking the gut hormone GLP-1, these drugs make people feel full faster, leading to people cutting back on their eating habits. But what does this mean for the food service

By Mateo Atluri 13 Jun 2026
Is the National Debt Actually a Problem?

Is the National Debt Actually a Problem?

As of 2026, the United States national debt has surpassed a whopping $39 trillion. That number is so incredibly large that it is impossible for the human mind to truly comprehend. If you spent $1 million every single day, you would have had to start spending before the end of

By Ryan Davidoff 13 Jun 2026
Cryptocurrency: Revolutionary Technology or Ponzi Scheme?

Cryptocurrency: Revolutionary Technology or Ponzi Scheme?

In 2008, an anonymous person or group operating under the name Satoshi Nakamoto published a pretty short paper proposing a new form of money. The plan was simple: create a financial system that operated without banks, governments, or any central authority. It has since been 18 years, and that experiment

By Ryan Davidoff 07 Jun 2026
The Political and Economic State of the World Right Now

The Political and Economic State of the World Right Now

In terms of politics, we have lots of politics

By Mattin Tasbihgoo 07 Jun 2026

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