The different ways people look at Facebook
Posted by JoeAm on November 5, 2018 · 47 Comments
JoeAm Without question, Facebook has reshaped the way Filipinos act and think and the entire character of the nation. It was the platform that the Duterte armies militarized to get their idol elected and protected. It allowed the dissemination of lies, manipulations, and deceits as mainstream content. It also allowed the building of communities, for … Continue reading →
Why is the Philippines investing it oil? It’s old technology.
Posted by JoeAm on October 26, 2018 · 55 Comments
By JoeAm Oil is not technology, I suppose, but getting to it involves a lot of technology, especially if the wells are in deep seas. That means a lot of money is spent, too. The issue came to mind as I read a CNN report about a joint Philippine-Israeli agreement to explore the oceans west … Continue reading →
Bobby Capco and the principles by which we argue
Posted by JoeAm on July 30, 2018 · 36 Comments
By JoeAm I got irritated on Facebook by former follower Bobby Capco. He commented, I commented, and I blocked him. Then he wrote a separate commentary about it which I take to be his stake in the heart of JoeAm and proof that Bobby Capco is morally and literally awesome. Here’s a link to my … Continue reading →
Category Blogging/Journalism, Education, Technology/Internet
Is technological evolution our ticket to extinction?
Posted by chemrock on July 16, 2018 · 68 Comments
By Chemrock Joe prodded me to blog on Bitcoin / blockchain recently. With my banking background I can probably scramble some decent words on Bitcoin. Blockchain however, is beyond my comprehension technically. Whilst reflecting on this, I was inspired to write on something interesting that springs off from this mundane subject. So, at the risk … Continue reading →
“Brains, ability, character, and drive”
Posted by JoeAm on June 22, 2018 · 111 Comments
By JoeAm In my last article, I wrote that the Philippine’s average IQ is lower than its Asian neighbors. I wondered if the nation is smart enough to figure out how to get smarter. Here is a check-list of possible reasons why the Philippines lags behind other Asian states in average IQ: Nutrition (brains and … Continue reading →




