What Do Klaus Schwab, Monopoly, Ancient Babylon, and the City of London Have in Common? The seemingly disparate elements of Klaus Schwab, the board game Monopoly, Ancient Babylon, and the City of London are tied… From Ancient Babylon to Monopoly, and the City of London
Introduction The cross, one of humanity’s most enduring symbols, weaves together ancient cosmic reverence, medieval chivalry, and seasonal rites. For metaphysician René Guénon, its universality stems from its roots in the “primordial tradition”—a timeless wisdom… Why the Cross marks the spot
England’s common law, often celebrated as a uniquely English tradition, has been shaped by centuries of evolution, blending native pragmatism with external influences. While rooted in judicial decisions and precedents rather than codified statutes, common law reflects Roman legal… Medieval Synthesis: How Roman Law Indirectly Shaped English Common Law
Debt and Sin: Forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us In the Lord’s Prayer, Christians recite the phrase “Forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us.”… Debt and Sin: Forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us
The Pure Waters of Early England In the early days of Anglo-Saxon England, the economy was based on simple barter and gift-giving. The Thames flowed clear and unpolluted by complex financial instruments. The Anglo-Saxons operated… When The Thames Met the Rivers of Babylon: The Convergence of Ancient and Medieval Finance
Imagine William Blake, the visionary poet and artist of the 18th century, transported to the streets of modern London, confronted with the ubiquitous presence of artificial intelligence. As he wanders through each “charter’d street,” his… William Blake’s Vision of AI in Modern London
The concept of zero, a seemingly simple mathematical notion, played a pivotal role in shaping the modern world, transforming ancient Babylon into a “New Babylon” of advanced mathematics, commerce, and scientific thought. This journey of… How Zero Made New Babylon
Introduction Knowing the difference between money, currency, commodities, and securities helps you understand how value is created, stored, and exchanged in daily life. These concepts affect how you pay, save, and invest, and why assets… Why Money Isn’t Currency—and Neither Is a Commodity
