A Cybersecurity Audit of the US Constitution
A Security Engineer's Take on the US Constitution
Michael Snoyman
michael@snoyman.com
Programmer, economist, author, speaker, weight lifter, Bitcoin enthusiast. Born in 馃嚭馃嚫, living in 馃嚠馃嚤
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Combinatoric Complexity and the Folly of Central Planning
How many connections exist between 8 people? Between 80? Between 80 million? And what does that have to do with freedom?
American Arrogance
An Ode to Americanism
How to fix the US healthcare system
How do we fix US Healthcare? Get the government out of it!
Who pays a tax?
When the government adds a new tax, such as Trump's tariffs, who absorbs the cost of the tax?
The Paradox of Necessary Force
Many of us dream of living in a world without any violence. Let's explore why at least the threat of violence will always be necessary.
Incentives Determine Outcomes
Why do people do seemingly irrational things? What is moral hazard? This and much more is explained through incentives.
Normal people shouldn't invest
In today's inflationary world, we're left with the choice to spend, save, or invest. It's a terrible choice. Let's see why.
