The Science of Income

February 25, 2008 by Louis · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Money, Science 

It sometimes feels like there is a science involved in making money. I say there is a science in making money, because in many ways, it follows a pattern. Making money is not totally random and not based on luck. Actually when you look deep into it, there is a science to it.

I’d love to see people start studying the science of income. It’s more than just economics, because that looks at things differently. The science of income examines the great decision that business leaders and compare to people who have not seen business success.

The Lives of Many Are Improved

February 19, 2008 by Louis · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Food, News and Commentary, Science 

Throughout west and central Africa, one of the staple food products is the black-eye pea. I had never really given much thought to this or even knew what a black-eye pea was. See the peas are eaten as a protein and the leaves are eaten like a spinach. The stems are feed to cattle that provide more of the food people need. Because its multiple uses, the black-eye pea affects the live and lifestyles of many. Since it is a staple food for hundreds of millions of people, increasing the yields of the plants can increase the quality of life for its consumers.

Scientists in Virginia are creating varieties that have a larger yield and can withstand drought and pests. In fact, some initial witchweed resistant varieties are already being planted in Africa. This article brings to mind many of the advances that American institutions have been giving to the world and should be highlighted.

Source: Team seeks to improve the black-eye pea by Associated Press, retrieved 2/19/08.