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Florida is Becoming the Most Important State in the Nation: Its First Black Governor Could Become Our Second Black President. Meet MAGA Star Byron Donalds.

Creatix / August 31, 2025 Florida is Becoming the Most Important State in the Nation: Its First Black Governor Could Become Our Second Black President. Meet MAGA Star Byron Donalds. Florida is no longer just a pivotal swing state —it's becoming the setting for America’s future political ascendancy. The Sunshine State’s post-pandemic boom—unmatched population growth, economic resilience, and cultural magnetism—have elevated its national significance. And in the foreground of this transformation: Byron Donalds, the conservative rising star aiming to become Florida’s first Black governor and perhaps, one day, the nation’s second Black president. A State Redrawn by Growth Population Surge Between 2020 and 2024, Florida’s population jumped by 8.24% , adding nearly 1.8 million residents—the fastest growth rate in the nation ( North American Community Hub ). By mid‑2024, the state's population stood at approximately 23.37 million ( North American Community Hub ). This influx isn’t s...

Which Country and Which Region Contributed the Most to Global Economic Growth in the last 50 Years?

Creatix Economist / August 29, 2025 📊 Country-Level Contributions to Global Growth (1975–2025) United States The U.S. added the single largest absolute increase in GDP over the last 50 years. Even though its share of world GDP fell (from ~35% in 1975 to ~24% today), its absolute GDP more than quadrupled , making it the top contributor in dollar terms. U.S. consumption and financial markets also “multiplied” the impact globally. China Since about 1990–95 , China has been the largest annual contributor to global growth . In the 2000s and 2010s, China often accounted for 30–40% of global growth by itself. Over a 30-year horizon , China edges out the U.S. as the single biggest growth driver of the global economy . Over the 50-year horizon , the U.S. still comes out on top because China was a relatively small economy before its 1980s reforms. Other Major Contributors Japan (1975–1990) — huge contribution during its boom years, but stagnated after 1990. ...

The Biggest Risk for Wall Street: The President’s Health

Creatix Economics / August 28, 2025 Another day, another record high. The S&P 500, that mighty barometer of global capitalism, has once again surged to heights once thought unreachable. Wall Street roars in approval, and Main Street basks in the reflected glow of a stock market marching ever upward. Credit? It belongs, almost entirely, to the singular economic vision of one man—the President of the United States. Never before has economic policy been so centralized, so forcefully aligned, so powerfully executed. No committees, no factions, no hesitation. Just one man’s will, steering the largest economy in the world and the most formidable military superpower in history. From tax reforms to trade policies, from monetary guidance to industrial strategy, every lever of power has been pulled in harmony.  The white man controls the White House, Congress, and the Supreme Court. He's the Savior, the King of Debt. Investors know his game and he's ultimate winning plan. Confidence ...

The Elephant and the Dragon: Trump and Xi Jinping, Twin Incarnations of the Buddha

Creatix Conspiracies / Entertainment August 28, 2025 The Elephant and the Dragon: Trump and Xi Jinping, Twin Incarnations of the Buddha Born one calendar day apart exactly 2,560 days apart, and both rose to power in the “Buddha Year” 2560. For the uninitiated that means nothing. For conspiracy-prone numerology aficionados mindful of the Zodiac, that is a clear sign of a sign of cosmic proportion. Keep reading as world peace hands in the balance of this breaking news finding by our astrology team. Astrologers Surveyed are Stunned! “They’re not really rivals because they’re cosmic siblings!” — Sister Celestina, late-night psychic "This guarantees world peace due to the balancing act of the split incarnation explained in the old books." Rhansa Sanhupta 🍔🥟 The Food Connection! One eats Big Macs, the other eats Baozi… sacred offerings? 🧘 The Loud Buddha vs. The Silent Buddha Trump = the Buddha of CHAOS (teaching through tweets, rallies, golf balls, and fast food). Xi = t...

The Problem with Having Too Much Money? You Waste it.

Creatix Reviews / Amazon Affiliate Sales / August 27, 2025 Scroll Guipure Dress by Oscar de la Renta Meet the nemesis of $3,690 Design & Aesthetic The Scroll Guipure Dress embodies timeless elegance with a modern twist . Crafted from ornate guipure lace with a delicate scroll motif, the dress combines intricate detailing with a clean silhouette . The fit-and-flare cut cinches at the bust and waist before flowing out, while the asymmetrical (high-low) hemline adds a contemporary edge and creates graceful movement. Short sleeves, a jewel neckline, and a concealed back zipper provide structure and simplicity, allowing the lace itself to be the star. This is a dress designed to make a statement without being overly loud —classic, feminine, and refined. Quality & Craftsmanship Oscar de la Renta is synonymous with couture-level craftsmanship, and this piece reflects that heritage: Premium Guipure Lace : Known for its heavier, raised texture and striking openwork. Silk Lining : ...

A holocaust-free, Nazi-like, regime? Is that the new utopia?

Creatix / August 27, 2025 No one in the administration has said that the goal is a "Nazi Light" regime.  Many historians and commentators caution that comparisons between Nazi Germany and contemporary U.S. administration policies aren’t meant to equate scale or intent, but rather to highlight structural or rhetorical parallels that merit vigilance. The Nazi regime was inspired in part by the ethnic cleansing and racial policies in America. Here are some of the key themes they’ve identified: Historical Parallels Noted by Scholars and Commentators 1. Economic Hardship, Populist Appeal, and Authoritarian Nostalgia Historians from UC Berkeley observe unsettling echoes between the political climate of post–World War I Germany and today’s U.S.—a populace battered by crisis, inflamed by populist leadership, and longing for a strongman to restore order ( Berkeley News ). Similarly, another comparison emphasizes how both Hitler and modern politicians have drawn followers from frus...

The Wellness Economy: How Self-Care Became a Profitable Obsession

Creatix / August 25, 2025 The Wellness Economy: How Self-Care Became a Profitable Obsession Introduction: From Lifestyle to Lifestyle Obsession Once upon a time, wellness was a niche for the few into yoga, meditation, and self improvement. Today, it’s a $5+ trillion global industry , and its products are no longer optional luxuries but daily habits. What began as healthy self-care has evolved into what some call the “Wellness Addiction Economy.” For many, wellness has stopped being a tool to improve life and has become the center of life itself , driven by apps, brands, and platforms that profit from the selfish obsession of continuously improving the self. The Rise of Wellness as an Addiction Wellness Apps Everywhere : Meditation and mindfulness apps like Calm , Headspace , and gamified journaling apps like Finch encourage streaks, daily check-ins, and notifications that resemble the behavioral hooks of social media. Miss a day, and users often feel guilt or anxiety—the very emoti...

You're "poor" because you don't follow advice.

Creatix Money / August 21, 2025 Did you have a little extra cash a couple of years ago, say in early 2023? For every $1 invested in NVIDIA back "then", you would have about $13 today. That's 13x on your money from doing nothing other than mastering the art of owning. That's money working for you instead of you working for it. The world changed on November 30, 2022, with the release of ChatGPT ( Wikipedia ). If you were paying attention, you would not have missed the remarkable milestone that OpenAI's revolutionary product represented in the history timeline of humanity. There was ample media coverage.  As of early November 2022, just before ChatGPT’s release, analysts were reporting that a particular chipmaker was a Strong Buy: A consensus rating of ‘Buy’ or ‘Strong Buy’ from Refinitiv data, with 11 “strong buy,” 20 “buy,” and 13 “hold” recommendations. The median price target suggested a 30% increase in 12 months.  The stock? Nvidia of course.  At that tim...

Believe What You About Bitcoin: It Keeps Beating the Market

Creatix Money / August 21, 2025 Bitcoin Keeps Beating the Market For more than a decade, skeptics have called Bitcoin everything from “digital tulips” to a “speculative bubble.” Critics said it was destined to collapse, an internet oddity that would fade once regulators, volatility, or common sense caught up with it. And yet, here we are again in 2025—Bitcoin is not only alive, it’s outperforming the stock market by a wide margin. The Numbers Don’t Lie As of mid-August 2025, Bitcoin is up roughly 21–24% year-to-date . Compare that to the S&P 500’s 8–9% gain over the same period. In other words, Bitcoin has delivered nearly double or triple the return of the world’s most trusted equity benchmark. That outperformance isn’t just a statistical fluke. Bitcoin has consistently shown it can rally harder and faster than traditional assets when global liquidity rises, investor sentiment tilts risk-on, or institutional adoption deepens. This year, Bitcoin ETFs, corporate treasury allocatio...