Jacob Geers

“Another man forced me to say the phrase, “I’m sorry sir, but I can’t accept this coupon because you aren’t buying the proper brand of lube.”

“It’s true that some of [the money] might [end up terrorist coffers], just as some resources in any nation will find their way into the hands of criminals (ask HSBC). So why don’t we shut down the phone networks to hamper terrorism? Why don’t we ban agriculture in case fertiliser is used to make explosives? Why don’t we stop all the clocks to prevent armed gangs from planning their next atrocity?”

With the sheer quantity of human knowledge increasing by leaps and bounds, it is impossible for every American to be an expert on everything.

“I have said what I wanted to say and I will not say it again.”

By now almost everyone in the world has heard the news: Mitt Romney – if he was ever in – is now out of the 2016 Presidential race.

It is impossible to know what events will define history forever. It is future’s uncertainty that should inspire us all to pay close attention to the world outside our borders. In that spirit, here are 5 points discussing the recent election in Greece.