The economist's economists at The Economist have apparently found a replacement for oil, and it isn't even a form of energy

Barck Obama didn't jail a single banker. So seeing how he won't pardon Edward Snowden, why not show his true mettle by pardoning Bernie Madoff?

Austerity and “Grexits” will increasingly result in people getting triaged from the industrial economy and basics such as food. The alternative? Gretaway! [part 3/3]

Since money is a proxy for energy, energy's limits are putting a damper on credit creation. Could this be the cause for plunging stock markets & oil prices? [part 2/3]

Peak oil's supply constraints are said to lead to an increase in prices. But does fractional-reserve banking's tie-in not instead imply decreased prices? [part 1/3]

A recent crowdfunding campaign to bail out Greece does little more than obfuscate the role that energy shortages play in Greece’s systemic collapse

Bail-outs are out and bail-ins are in, the fast-track method for triaging the early “losers” of the collapse of industrial civilization

What Greece is short on isn't money, but energy, and in the game of musical chairs it's at the forefront of a long line of inevitable “losers”

As tough or as inconvenient as it may be, one can live without money. But you can't live without energy. In short, money at its core is a proxy for energy

Try following the energy instead of the money and the results may be surprising