Research 2020 04 04 April 4 Saturday for Aaron Wayne Wissner

Mostly my research and reading from 2020 04 04 Saturday

Hints: while watching videos, try 2x speed first, and then step down to whatever is comfortable.  Some videos can be viewed at 2x for a lot of the time, but then need to be rewound, or slowed down, for second time through

Steve Keen is great, but he's not the only economist that is communicating those messages:



Stephanie Kelton

Dr Stephanie Kelton On Modern Monetary Theory - YouTube -- does not seem to be aware of debt bubble
Stephanie Kelton: MMT, the Crisis, and the Real Economy - YouTube

Stephanie Kelton - Wikipedia



Michael Hudson

The Radical Imagination | Imagining How the World of Finance Really Works - YouTube -- start at 9:00 or 9:11 -- classical economist

Michael Hudson (economist) - Wikipedia

www.levyinstitute.org/scholars/michael-hudson

Michael Hudson

Michael Hudson, Author at Evonomics


Of course, understanding money/credit/debt is just one aspect of understanding how things work, skip past the Facebook posts to see more on understanding everything :-)



 When to Post on Facebook to get the Most Views (and shares)

How the Facebook Algorithm Works in 2020 and How to Work With It

2017
In 2017, some big changes included weighing reactions (i.e., hearts or the angry face) more than likes. They also started weighing videos by completion rate.

2018
However, in January 2018, responding in part to widespread criticism, Mark Zuckerberg announced Facebook newsfeed changes that prioritize “posts that spark conversations and meaningful interactions.” The change was meant to increase the quality, rather than the quantity, of the time that people spend on Facebook, as well as take more responsibility for how the platform affects its users’ well-being.

In the short term, brands had valid concerns about the fact that their organic content would no longer be prioritized as highly as posts from friends, family, and groups. The algorithm was now set to prioritize posts that earned a lot of high-value engagement (eg., comments, reactions, comment replies—and if a post was shared over Messenger to a friend, that counted too). In other words: to get the reach to earn engagement, brands had to be earning engagement already.

Best Time to Post on Facebook: A Complete Guide -

The Best Times to Post on Social Media in 2020 | Sprout Social

Best times to post on Facebook for all industries 2020

What are the Best Times to Post on Facebook?

Non-Profits  The best time for non-profits to engage with their supporters on Facebook is Wednesday at 8–9 am, according to Sprout Social. Indeed non-profits are likely to receive consistent engagement across the (working) week between 8 am and 5 pm. They don't see much action at the weekends or nights, however, and it would probably be best to avoid those times.




Other Research and Reading from 2020 04 04 Saturday


Evonomics - The Next Evolution of Economics

William Phillips (economist) - Wikipedia

Thermoeconomics - Wikipedia

Econophysics - Wikipedia

Energy economics - Wikipedia

Ecological economics - Wikipedia

File:Diagram of natural resource flows.jpg - Wikimedia Commons

Systems ecology - Wikipedia

Tunicate - Wikipedia -- global civilization as a social animal super organism would be similar to this

Howard T. Odum - Wikipedia

Herman Daly - Wikipedia

Oswald Spengler - Wikipedia

Robert Costanza - Wikipedia

Kenneth E. Boulding - Wikipedia

Russian cosmism - Wikipedia

Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium

Vladimir Vernadsky - Wikipedia

Pierre Teilhard de Chardin - Wikipedia

Bron Taylor - Wikipedia

Perium Presents: Dark Green Religion with Prof Bron Taylor - YouTube

Paul Ehrlich - Wikipedia

Six Degrees of Wikipedia -- so awesome, thankful for whoever invented this :-)


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