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Ancient NASCAR
Today, millions tune in to NASCAR races, watching drivers speed around the track at hundreds of miles per hour. These viewers are part of what has become a massive, multi-billion-dollar cultural phenomenon. The significance of racing though, is nothing new. Thousands of years ago, Greeks and Romans raced horse-drawn chariots for entertainment. According to some Read more
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Thermopolia: Ancient Romans’ Fast Food
For a long time, I’ve had an interest in restaurants. For me, they were a special place. You could enjoy a really good meal and in a great atmosphere with your loved ones. Restaurants also inject variety into mealtimes and give patrons a chance to experience food from all around the world. In addition, restaurants Read more
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Business: Good or Evil? Should Businesspeople be required to give back?
Business is one of the most powerful forces for good in society. Entrepreneurship—the creation and growth of businesses—is a key driver of innovation and a crucial mechanism for addressing societal needs. Entrepreneurs exist to identify and capitalize on opportunities created by unmet needs. When they recognize a problem—whether local, national, or global—they innovate to develop Read more
Comentarii de rebus publicis: a mixture of various commentaries encompassing all sorts of topics from current events to Roman and Greek archaeological updates to fun tidbits of information and some of my random ideas.
