Showing posts with label boom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boom. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 14, 2024

Dating the NEW way: Versus 1 (IRL)

Ashley Wells, Crystal Q., Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

50 strangers swipe on each other | vs 1 (IRL: in real life)
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Tuesday, November 21, 2023

How to foretell the future: demography

Ken Gronbach, KGC Direct, 11/21/23; Seth Auberon, Pfc. Sandoval (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
Where we were shapes where we're going. Demography reveals what will happen to 

Demography is the key to know what will happen in the future. Real demographic facts help one guide new reality strategies. Demographics precipitated economics, not the other way around.

The truth about what’s next and the tsunami of opportunity or doom is right ahead of us. Gronbach is not a motivational speaker. He's a motivated demographer, who can educate and entertain with real data. 
His presentations are about people and the products and services they are interested in. He offers take-a-way messages for reality planning. He uses facts, not opinions, data, not guesswork or theory. What is a valuable take-a-way? Strategy.


The Age Curve (Ken Gronbach)
A real strategy incorporates facts and a simple demographic model to use right away to shape a successful plan. Sound too good to be true? It’s not.

Twenty-two years ago, as president of a successful retail advertising agency, he made a remarkable discovery about the relationship between shifting demography and changing markets.

The evidence was overwhelming. He could now forecast markets with uncanny accuracy. He shares his secret with audiences by educating, entertaining, and inspiring them. More

Thursday, August 10, 2023

Joe Rogan: Why are 21% of Gen Z now LGBT?

Rogan, Patrick Bet-David, 8/8/23; CC Liu, Sheldon S., Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
WARNING: Rated R! Adult topics, obscene language, hetero-, homo-, a-sexuality, transgenderism!

"It's not natural"! Why are 21% of kids suddenly LGBTQ+?
(Valuetainment) This short clip has Patrick Bet-David telling Joe Rogan some disturbing things about gender and today's bi, gay, trans (and de-transitioning), nonbinary, queer youth. They candidly (some might say pornographically) discuss the LGBTQIA+ mindset in modern North America.

I got rich by being candid and a little vulgar
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Wednesday, March 29, 2023

Gen Z is moving to big cities, Boomers out

Emily Bloch, photographer Heather Khalifa (Philadelphia Inquirer, inquirer.com, 2/29/23); Crystal Q., CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Gen Z is moving to big cities — while older generations flee
Formal religion means very little to us.
Reports and Census data show that as older generations [Boomers, Greatest Gen, venerated elders] are trying to escape larger cities, Gen Z [Zoomers] is flocking to them.

Moving to a big city? "Slay." Or at least, that’s how Gen Z sees it. As older generations are trying to escape larger cities, Gen Z is flocking to them. Philadelphia is no exception.

It's better than DeSantis' Florida. Don't say gay.
A recent report shows that the country’s five largest cities — New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, and Philadelphia — all experienced net increases in the number of Gen Z residents (ages 18 to 24) and net decreases for all other generations between Jan. 1, 2021, and Dec. 31, 2021.

An analysis of the Census Bureau 2021 American Community Survey by Today’s Homeowner revealed that Gen Z-ers (or Zoomers) are consistently breaking tradition with older generations’ migration patterns, targeting the areas their predecessors now deem too expensive or too crowded.

In Philadelphia, for example, census data estimates that 12,947 Gen Z movers settled. How Philadelphians feel about housing security and affordability:

Repairing all the homes in the Philly area would cost at least $3.7 billion. Black and Latino residents in the Philly region can get help buying their first home from new mortgage program.

Sunday, March 5, 2023

Gen Z finding (or rejecting) religion

Austin Cross, AirTalk, 3/3/23 (LAist); Sheldon S., Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
Fail! I'm tired of this bullsh*t church service and that patriarch telling us what to believe.

Say a little prayer for Gen Z: How young folks are finding (or moving away from) religion
How to Know God (Patanjali)
For more than two weeks in February, Christian college Asbury University hosted a round-the-clock [Christian] religious revival, making headlines (washingtonpost.com) across the world and inspiring other colleges to host revivals of their own.

But wait a minute, aren’t Zoomers (Gen Z members) supposed to be less religious? While there is a general trend towards disaffiliation from religion, digging into the data paints a more complicated picture of a generation [an artificial demographic segmentation in the US by age] in flux.

How has living in a time of tremendous social change influenced Gen Z’s attitudes towards religion --organized or otherwise? And within this generation, how does religious feeling differ between certain groups?

What if I tone down the smiting, Sinners?
Joining in to answer these questions and more are Director Daniel A. Cox of the Survey Center on American Life and a senior fellow in polling and public opinion at the American Enterprise Institute, and Executive Director Richard Flory of the USC Center for Religion and Civic Culture.

Thursday, September 22, 2022

Bart Simpson (Phil & Ted's Sexy Boomer Show)

Nancy Cartwright, Phil Proctor, Ted Bonnitt; Ashley Wells, Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
The Xmas Lisa became a vegan Buddhist was the best X-mas of all. She still got Xmas gifts.
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Nancy Cartwright (a.k.a. “Bart Simpson”) is the voice of Bart, Maggie, and many other characters on The Simpsons. As such she is at the center of a cultural phenomenon -- the longest-running TV series in American history.

The show has made Americans laugh for over 34 years. In this fun and engaging interview, Cartwright offers a fascinating inside look at how The Simpsons is made, how it navigates controversies, and how it remains a hit in a “woke” society.

Richard Gere and Lisa meditate in Springfield.
She shares a Cinderella story of how her career began in Ohio, thanks in large part to a record promoter and Yogi Bear. Hear it all on PHIL AND TED'S SEXY BOOMER SHOW, June 21, 2022.

ABOUT: Phil Proctor is a humorist, author, actor, and best known as a founding member of the groundbreaking comedy group “Firesign Theatre,” which got its start on KPFK.org. Ted Bonnitt is a writer, host, and producer of national entertainment podcasts, radio, TV and film programming, including with members of Firesign Theatre. He hosted the “The Bernie Fleshkin Show” on WBAI (Pacifica NY) for ten years.

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

HELP WANTED: Bring own housing (video)



A State With Plenty of Jobs but Few Places to Live
Monica Davey (New York Times)
WILLISTON, North Dakota - When Joey Scott arrived here recently from Montana, he had no trouble finding work: He signed almost immediately with a company working to drill in the oil fields. But finding housing was another matter.

Every motel in town was booked, some for months in advance. Every apartment complex, even every mobile home park, had a waiting list. Mr. Scott found himself sleeping in his pickup truck in the Wal-Mart parking lot, shaving, and washing his hair in a puddle of melted snow. [He had yet to check the boomtown "Man Camps."] “I’ve got a pocketful of money, but I just can’t find a room,” said Mr. Scott, 25. More

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

You Can Have It All: Aging Happens (video)

(Wes Nisker) Written and performed by "Scoop" from his monologue "Crazy Wisdom!"

Thursday, March 26, 2009

What is Money? Truth will surprise you

An excerpt from "Radical Truth: Knowledge & Revolution," the incredible new four-hour DVD of David Icke's Los Angeles presentation available at sacredmysterieslive.com.

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Baby Boom in USA / Pope Dislikes Condoms


ATLANTA – More babies were born in the United States in 2007 than any year in the nation's history, topping the peak during the baby boom 50 years earlier, federal researchers reported Wednesday. There is both good and bad news from the more than 4.3 million births:
  • U.S. population is more than replacing itself.
  • Teen birth rate is up for the second year in a row.
  • VIDEO: Teen Pregnancy on the Rise (ABC News)
The birth rate rose slightly for women of all ages, and births to unwed mothers reached an all-time high of about 40 percent, continuing a trend begun years ago. More than three-quarters of these women were 20 or older. More>>

Pope in Uproar over Anti-condom comments

A man dances alongside a "walking condom" at an AIDS conference in Durban, South Africa. Pope Benedict XVI's denunciation of condom use to prevent the spread of HIV sparked an international outcry on Wednesday as he toured Africa, the continent hardest hit by the disease(AFP/File/Yoav Lemmer).

Pope sparks condom backlash on Africa visit
Pope Benedict XVI urged Cameroon's bishops Wednesday to defend the rights of the poor and essential values of the African family, on the second day of a visit dominated by his opposition to the use of condoms (AFP via Yahoo! News).

AIDS activists blast pope's rejection of condoms
Pope Benedict XVI's denunciation of condom use to prevent the spread of HIV sparked an international outcry on Wednesday as he toured Africa, the continent hardest hit by the disease (AFP via Yahoo! News).

Pope Benedict XVI gives a press conference on the flight to Cameroon on 3/17/09. France slammed the pope's claim that condoms are worsening the AIDS epidemic, saying it would harm global efforts to tackle the spread of the disease (AFP/File/Christophe Simon).

Vatican defends pope condoms stand, criticism mounts
The Vatican on Wednesday defended Pope Benedict's opposition to the use of condoms to stop the spread of AIDS as scientists and politicians criticized it as unrealistic and dangerous (Reuters via Yahoo! News).

Pope Benedict XVI courts new controversy
Pope Benedict XVI, fresh from an uproar over his decision to lift the excommunication of a Holocaust denier, has added AIDS activists to the growing list of groups he has angered (AFP via Yahoo! News).

France attacks pope condom comments
France on Wednesday slammed Pope Benedict XVI's claim that condoms are worsening the AIDS epidemic, saying it would harm global efforts to tackle the spread of the disease (AFP via Yahoo! News).

Pope in Africa says church must help the poor
Pope Benedict XVI urged Cameroon's bishops Wednesday to defend the traditional African family from the dangers of modernity and secularization and to spare the poor from the impact of globalization (AP via Yahoo! News).

Pope wrong on condoms say Catholic groups
US rights advocates and a Roman Catholic group on Wednesday condemned Pope Benedict XVI for saying condom use does little to help fight AIDS as he began a trip to Africa, the continent hardest hit by the deadly viral illness (AFP via Yahoo! News).