How modern courts absolve the guilty and punish the innocent.
If you keep track of GDP, you'll miss the forest for the trees.
War doesn't determine who's right, it determines who's left.
Solutions can only be considered once the problem is agreed upon.

Contrary to popular rhetoric, past performance is a good indicator of future results.
The root causes of dystopia are beset by false principles.

The truth is stranger than fiction and more remarkable than science fiction.
Those who know the price of everything, know the value of nothing.
Despite a decade of swashbuckling monetary policy, major economies are still sheltering frailties that could come out to haunt them.

Crude oil prices are peaking again with geopolitical uncertainty at the epicentre of future expectations.
They’ve waited for 300 years, and they’ll wait for 300 more.

This year, Australia braces for the impact of several market themes.
Oil prices remain stable (for now), but their historical propensity to reach for the clouds (or mope in the gutter), is stronger than ever.
One of the least glamorous commodities is stealing the show.
The media circus is pointing fingers at the symptoms (and not the root causes) of today's 'dysfunctionally-warped' status-quo.
How can society ever prosper, if it's in everyone's interest to go along with what money pays for, rather than what conscience avows?
As a whole, the UK has made a decision to leave the EU, but her constituent parts are just as divided as Europe ever was.
The ECB has crossed the rubicon and there's no turning back.
The cloak and dagger Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) has been finally agreed, after eight years of complex negotiations fraught with numerous stumbling blocks.
The 'Trifecta' of regulatory agencies has missed one thing: front-office bankers are working in a savagely competitive environment founded on a hierarchy that breeds the desire to cheat.