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Category: Business ethics
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Globalization’s Selective Freedom
Globalization was meant to bind nations together through cooperation and trade. Instead, it produced a selective freedom where capital moves without limits while people face growing barriers. This essay explores how the promise of openness was captured by corporate and political elites, and why rebuilding from the local level may be the only way to…
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Why Crypto Fails Ordinary People
Cryptocurrency is often sold as a path to financial freedom, but the reality is more complicated. Aggressive marketing campaigns, insider-focused tokenomics, and traceable blockchain systems leave everyday users exposed, while early adopters and powerful institutions reap the rewards. This article examines how crypto hype masks the real risks for ordinary people, compares crypto’s trajectory to…
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Why Your Online Privacy Needs You to Try the Tor Browser (Even Occasionally)
Every click, search, and piece of data is tracked online. Tor lets you step outside surveillance, protect your privacy, and experience a glimpse of the internet without monitoring—even if only for a short session.
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The Antitrust Fine Paradox
Who Benefits When Big Tech Gets Fined? When the European Union imposed a €2.95 billion fine on Google for abusing its advertising dominance on September 5, 2025, many observers described the decision as a significant win for competition (European Commission, 2025). Yet a central question remains: who actually benefits when governments fine corporations for anticompetitive…