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Nine reporters from so-called prestigious news organizations attended the recent Bilderberg soiree in Montreaux Switzerland, representing the likes of NBC News, The Washington Post, The Economist, Bloomberg, and Financial Times.

The Bilderberg clutch operates under the Chatham House rule (paraphrased) "any one may disclose information from the meeting, but none may reveal the sources."

Following is a list of articles generated as a result of that meeting:

Researchers at Yale University have learned how to predict changes in quantum states immediately before they occur.

In other words, they can predict whether Schrödinger's cat is alive or dead immediately before the box is opened.

The annual meeting of the world's elite Delta Bravos known as Bilderberg occurs this weekend in Switzerland.

While the THB (Tinfoil Hat Brigade) sees this as a shadow government junket, the apologists say this is just a howdoyoudo with no agenda or binding conclusions.

If I were to organize a meeting of 130 highly-paid executives travelling from all over the world with no agenda or defined outcome, I would be lucky to get a job at a drive-thru.

See also: U2D1922 / Bilderberger with a Side of Why?s

In the fight against expanding Nanny States, the people in Austria French-kissing cows for social media attention aren't helping.

In the latest pronouncement of impending doom, the UN Secretary General says the survival of humanity is at risk.

The UN says also the world is at risk of human overpopulation, thus we are simultaneously over-populating the earth while putting ourselves at risk of extinction.

Stay tuned for next week's impending disaster; GoT ends!

The problem with subscribing to an ideology is that everything gets filtered through the lens of the ideology regardless of facts, merit, or results.

Here's an article that describes how great capitalism is because billions of dollars were poured into a profitless company because of "faith" in capitalism.

However, UBER – like almost any other tech startup – is more about hurling cash at a turd and then getting out with a bigger bag of money before the stench reaches everyone else.

3.9 million drivers and the company has yet to reach the 'scale' required for profitability.

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