Most democratic governments base the impartiality of their legal systems on citizens being judged by their peers, but is that really the case? A peer is an equal, and although we are all supposedly equal under the law, we are unequal in almost every other respect. Some of us are [...]

After celebrating 100 Bilzerian Report posts last Thursday, it has become quite clear that the growing popularity of the website demands a greater investment of both time and money. A moment of appreciation for all of the faithful readers and supporters of The Bilzerian Report is also in order. Without [...]

The average reading score for the SAT college entrance exam hit a four-decade low in 2012, dropping from 520 in 1972 to 496 in 2012– a 34 point decline.  According to the College Board, which administers the test, 57% of the test takers scored so low that they would likely be [...]

The foundation for organized religion is faith, but does “God” really value that virtue? Why would a “God” need people to have faith in him? And why is it more important for people to have faith now than those who lived in the time of Jesus and Moses, who were [...]

It was announced yesterday that Bono’s $90 million dollar investment in Facebook will be worth $1 billion when the company goes public, which will make him the richest rockstar in the world by a margin of about $300 million. There is certainly nothing wrong with acquiring wealth, or even acquiring massive [...]

It appears that TSA officials have found a new past time; when they aren’t strip searching grandmothers and unconstitutionally groping innocent passengers, they are now stealing from the very people they are paid to protect. Two JFK based TSA officials have just been sentenced to 6 months in jail for [...]