In the spirit of 'Independence' ... here is a photo of the British Royal Family. It could be captioned: "Did Phillip Fart?"
The expressions are priceless! Notice Harry, and of course, the Queen.
What do you think?
Here are some of the posts that caught my eye. Hope you find something interesting.
- What Happens When Our Computers Get Smarter Than We Are? (TED)
- Pixar’s 22 Rules of Storytelling. (Aerogramme Studio)
- Watching Porn With Porn Stars Is Hilariously Awkward. (HuffPost)
- U.S. Suspects Hackers in China Breached 4 Million People’s Records. (WSJ)
- IBM is buying thousands of Macs for its employees. It wants to deploy around 50,000 MacBooks by the end of the year. (9to5mac)
- Most Millionaires Think They Are Middle Class. (CNBC)
- Uber is Now Worth MORE than Federal Express. (Lindzon)
- Feds’ Crystal Ball Shows Oil Comeback. (Investing Daily)
- Who Is Saudi Arabia Really Targeting In Its Price War? (OilPrice)
- How The Fed "Engineered A Massive Squeeze In The Markets" with the Help of 683x Leverage. (ZH)
Independence: The World's Top Militaries
Here is a list of the top ten militaries in the world.
USA, Russia, China, India, and the UK arm the top 5 strongest militaries in the world.
That didn't surprise me, but some of the countries on the bottom half of the list did.
ValueWalk via BI.
Even more surprising was the list of military spending, as a percentage of GDP.
via Statista.
According to a SIPRI estimate, Saudi Arabia's military spending now amounts to at least 10.4 percent of its GDP. The kingdom boosted spending on its armed forces by 17 percent last year and it is now splurging more on its military than ever before.
Meanwhile, U.S. military expenditure "only" amounted to 3.5 percent of GDP in 2014, despite the amount spent topping $570 billion.
Some would say, "The price of freedom."
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