My original background is in monetary economics, and I have worked professionally in that field as well as macroeconomic forecasting, financial risk and demand analysis. I enjoy writing on a wide variety of topics, as I have broad interests in public policy, music, and art.
The name of this blog was originally intended as a play on the strong but often misguided beliefs (sacred cows) held dear by many, which are too often exploited by politicians and journalists.
To estimate, compare, distinguish, discuss, and trace to its principal sources everything
The Future is Ours to Create
A Commonwealth immigrant's perspective on the UK's public arena.
Small Steps Toward A Much Better World
The world's most viewed site on global warming and climate change
Commentary from a Paleoconservative and Nationalist perspective
Defending Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness
In advanced civilizations the period loosely called Alexandrian is usually associated with flexible morals, perfunctory religion, populist standards and cosmopolitan tastes, feminism, exotic cults, and the rapid turnover of high and low fads---in short, a falling away (which is all that decadence means) from the strictness of traditional rules, embodied in character and inforced from within. -- Jacques Barzun
A place for reason, politics, economics, and faith steeped in the classical liberal tradition
How economics, morality, and markets combine
Spontaneous thoughts on a humble creed
Escaping the everyday life with photographs from my travels
Gallery of Life...
Attempt to solve commonly known problems…
Exploring Ayn Rand's revolutionary philosophy.
(A)n (I)ntelligent Future
Economics, chess and anything else on my mind.
OODA Looping
Musings on science, investing, finance, economics, politics, and probably fly fishing.
Sacred Cow Chips 
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making sense out of nonsense. I like it