This isn’t a column – more like a book today. So tomorrow, Charts only on the Subscriber side (Peoplenomics). There’s much that needs to be said. Everyone needs to hear. Employment Costs and Personal Income are the “hot stories” to begin with, so let’s dispense them, first: 1) Government workers are doing better than you: … Read More
Your World Just Got Stranger We have a novel theory – and there’s more on the Peoplenomics site in Wednesday’s report – that A.I. is affecting (mediating) a détente between excess-production Capitalism and lazier (but more resource-friendly) under-producing Socialism-Communism. As part of this, we see – as Watchers/Victims, not Participants – massive contradictions in “news” … Read More
Stimulus – The “Reality Gap” We’ve been warning you for months not to expect a second economic stimulus until after the election. Although the market is on pins and needles – waiting for a rally on any hint of breakthrough – we’re as sorely cynical as ever. CNBC’s been running with U.S. stock futures little … Read More
For the past quarter – that is from June 21 to this week – “woo-woo” had taken the summer off. Not sure why, but sometimes its like that in Life. Woo-woo is there for a while – and then poof! It’s back. We know there has been a “seasonal shift” in woo-woo because we’re back … Read More
In a Life-or-Death situation, here’s a useful tool: Being able to “tap-in” to almost unlimited energy. While, at the same time, remaining clear-headed and detached from what’s going on around you. With this skill you can make clear-headed decisions with some immunity from calamitous events. This is the mental dimension of prepping. We talk about … Read More
You know what a Palindrome is, right? It’s a number, word, or phrase that is spelled the same when reversed. A number example would be 838. A few word examples would be Abba, racecar, and tat. A phrase example is “no x in Nixon.” Now that we’re “pal ‘n” here the overnight from Ure fave … Read More
User Survey Note: If you read comments in response to articles, you will notice a change this morning: After an article is posted, the comments regarding that articles are posted in the order received. Until about 6:10 AM today, it has been most recent first. Essentially, it’s oldest first. I am asking everyone who enjoys the Comment … Read More
Been a while since I shared a “woo-woo” with you. Believe me, it’s not for a lack of material. That happens on an almost daily basis. Take Friday, for example. I needed a picture of piece of test equipment for the (now scheduled Wednesday) article on my “timer machine” build. So I grabbed a 16 … Read More
Before the “short run through the snews” a word, or two, about history. There are places where it rhymes. And, if you hear the [historical] sound of music right, it can keep you from making stupid investment decisions. Which is why understanding any period in its historical context is so important for living a ‘good … Read More
Not much of a day shaping up in markets: Europe is down, and since ALL markets are linked (and have been for years) we would not be surprised should the US follow-suit later on, but as always that’s neither advice nor prediction. More, like a head-up while watching sports, being able to ‘know where to … Read More
I wasn’t going to post this on the ‘free side’ as it was part of today’s double-issue of Peoplenomics. But, now that three people have also noticed that “time wasn’t working like usual” on Friday afternoon, this is one you maybe want to poll your friends about: Did they notice any ‘time oddities’ Friday? Here’s … Read More
Before my surgery this week, I did a lot of research and study of old technology including that found in the Bible – research that has been ongoing for some time – in an effort to reverse-engineer some practical healing technology My friend, Chris Tyreman (of The Chronicle Project) did a tremendous amount of work … Read More
A fair amount has been written about the woo-woo topic called (variously) automatic writing and channeled writings. Until last week, I’d never given it a whirl. But, life is short, so with the usual “purity of intent” I sat down at the keyboard to see what would “fall out” of unsupervised fingers; uncensored by conscious … Read More