Pricing the Paradox, Agetivity, Do-Ology, and QFPD

The mount of “actual” news is not particularly awe-inspiring today.  Been a bitch of a cold week, the scalar project (1 orf 2) is ready to ship out of the lab. But there is a certain “hollowness” to it all that seems less than promising.

A decades-old saying (from when I taught the fine art of Sales):  If you don’t have a great steak, sell the sizzle.  And to an extent, that’s the sense of things right now: Lots of “sizzle” but a lack of steak, if you will.

Razzle, Dazzle, and Sizzle: The Paradox

You take this morning’s “top stories” – you can smell some smoke, maybe.  But like Jerry McGuire said, “Show me the money!

Gold was down a little. Silver was off a shade, too. Bitcoin almost crested $100K – but not quite.  Stocks are trying to make new highs.  But the “clouds” are gathering.  Nvidia earnings next week. Microsoft claiming a “new state of matter” that touches on what we’ve recently written about and been working on in the lab: domain wall scaling. Which peekaboo’s out from Microsoft makes quantum breakthrough by creating new state of matter.

There are more than just hints.  There are (in Masonic terms?) a lot of “rough ashlars” being worked into usable building blocks.  Not ready to be laid, maybe, but the work is going on.

Hard stuff to talk about – I tried explaining to one of my (semi-adult) children the other day.  “Imagine that there is a “honeycomb” structure all around you, wherever you face.  Each of those is a surface of adjoining Domains.  These are where the MWI divergences take off into new/other Realities.

What most people do not realize is that there are humongous implications as to what will happen when domain wall scaling is successful in labs.  But how many people are thoughtfully drilling this wall face with AI (besides the odd nutter in the woods)?

4. Experimental and Theoretical Implications
Quantum Computation & Domain Walls:

Quantum computations rely on maintaining coherence, and errors in quantum states might correspond to domain wall interactions at the quantum level.
Understanding domain wall-like structures in Hilbert space might lead to better quantum error correction.

Gravitational Considerations:

Some researchers have proposed that gravity might collapse wavefunctions, meaning that domain walls in space-time could play a role in selecting which branches of the wavefunction persist.

Entanglement & Multiverse Connectivity:

If domain walls in quantum space connect different classical realities, this could have implications for quantum communication, suggesting that some quantum branches remain weakly correlated.”

It will do lots of other things, as well.  For example, it will open an engineering approach to free energy. Because there is likely to be energy differentials between the various (alt. reality) portals.  Connect the innards of one honeycomb to another and now you have a Battery of the Universe, kind of thing.

With domain wall engineering, the path to the “science of woo” will become the successor to AI.  Which is cool, and all that. But not as neat as invisibility, space-time jumps, zero flight time communications, and antigravity work.

Thing is, while it’s all really spiffy, it’s also MEGA disruptive.  Antigravity alone will change the nature of everthing along our transportation continuum.  There goes the rental car business, hotels, aircraft manufacturers, and let’s close down the ports while we’re at it. Because who needs “shipping” when massive cargo movements can be portal-to-portal from a manufacturing site (all robotic then) to the warehouse and distribution center.  Missing are trains, trucks, longshore work, and time delays.

With it will come an almost “popcorn” like bursting of all we ever knew. Which will be fun or absolutely terrifying, depending on your outlook on things.  Pick your “movie telling Future” early: Man in the High Castle is only one domain wall.  Soylent Green, or Logan’s Run or 13 Monkeys are others.

Peeking out of the lab here this week is a new understanding of chemtrails, too.  Was there a real breakthrough by the US besides nuclear energy back when we were braining out answers to the Wunderwaffen in WW2 Germany?  Did we get something to fly?  Is there something to the story circulating today about “Troy-21”? US Air Force pilot reveals encounter with UFO during secret mission over California.

What most on the web – dealing with UAPs and chemtrails – is that when Western (five eyes) satellites roll down the east coast of China, workers on their “ghost cities and ghost ports” go on break so we don’t get to see everything with national technical means.

But “hiding from the birds” is a two-way street.  And if we are flight-testing newtech, chemtrails would likely be in the mix as overhead shielding.  ” If properly designed, layered dispersions could function like a dynamic, tunable frequency-selective surface (FSS).”  Or, at least so claims 2011 Russian patent (54) METHOD OF PROVIDING SW AND USW COMMUNICATION IN CONDITIONS OF HIGH RADIO SIGNAL ABSORPTION.  (shortwave and ultrashortwave in patent (21)(22) Application: 2011141136/07, 10.10.2011).

Which only to more questions about chemtrails and HAARP: Are they experiments to perfect command and control for the immediate aftermath of a nuclear exchange when comms will be wonky (call this possibility 1) OR are they to cloak spectral surveillance from satellites while the West tests crafts that transition domain walls being at times invisible and others (possibility 2)?

Whew…our lab work here looks so minuscule and childish in comparison, doesn’t it?

Still, Ebbinghaus is Interesting

We seem headed for an “inside day” in markets to wrap the week.  That’s where the highs of Thursday (amnd the lows) are not exceeded.  But we are still looking at past behaviors of such “Ebbinghaus pauses – like this one from last Thanksgiving:

Notice the “convergence” in the red circle?  Then consider how today’s Futures are pricing today:

There’s a descending series of lines (like the 2-day average_) and our (very old) visual cortex can “see” that as long as we close under the 2 DMA the downside is probably not complete.  By our “guessoning” we could slide for several weeks from here.  AI /nVidia earnings next week – and proximate to a Bank Settlement day, but then we have don’t have any textbooks look up guidance.  This is all from “extracting a surfacing model from a multiplicity of moving averages.  Which at Denny’s with a couple of bucks, will get you coffee.

If the NASDAQ powers over 20,057 toward the close, then I’m an idiot tilting at windmills. If we get major league negative into the close, send a note to the Nobel Committee.

More Conventional “News”

I should  apologize for citing two stories from the Daily Mail above.  But, as went the line from Men In Black, sometimes you go to the tabloids for the real news.  For everyone else, we have these:

Getting over ‘hurt puppy’ are we? War in Ukraine: Zelensky says had ‘productive meeting’ with Trump envoy.

But one one site, already reports of pallets of cash and gold being loaded in Ukraine which doxvetails with Zelensky’s best bet is to FLEE Ukraine ‘immediately’, Trump insiders warn – as Putin ‘days away from declaring victory’. If he does, I say Trump ought to hunt him down and take back all the assets because they were for Ukraine not Zelensky.

Rise and Spend!  Senate holds a ‘vote-a-rama’ to advance $340 billion budget for Trump’s agenda.

Wait!  Does this mean Trump is “going postal?” Trump expected to take control of USPS, fire postal board, officials say. Could have ripples into, oh, Amazon pricing models, for example.

Another one of those “Mengele memo” kinda things? Bombshell Revelation Shows Fauci Authorized $241M for Transgender Surgeries, Experiments on Animals.

What will Patel’s first moves be? Inquiring minds are waiting…FBI Director Kash Patel on X: “I am honored to be confirmed as the ninth Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Thank you to President Trump and Attorney General Bondi for your unwavering confidence and support. The FBI has a storied legacy—from the “G-Men” to safeguarding our nation…

Another storm forming out west as the E. Coast digs out: Winter Storm Warnings and Advisories across the Denver metro area and foothills. Still, only one day until Spring here in East Texas with our last freeze of winter possible tonight.  Which means “transplant week” maybe into the lean-to greenhouse.

Around the Ranch:  Do-Ology and QFPD

Got up today with the word “Do-ology” rattling between the ears.  After looking it up, seems it’s not popular yet.  But it was in context of “What is my One Year Goal” now that I’m 76?

Most of the checklist items in life – get married (check, check, check) – have children (check, check, check) – sail offshore a bit (check) – flying your own plane coast to coast a few times (check, check), be competent in (long list) but you get the idea.

Then it hit me:  Quest For the Perfect Day – QFPD for short!

Would have been fine if the idea could have just drifted off, but it’s left me in something of a fugue trying to define what, exactly is a perfect day?

Tomorrow could be close:  Doing some yard work after successful projects were done this week. Prime rib for a delayed “birthday dinner”. Maybe some “consenting adult time”.  Glass of wine, or two. Spot of exercise…Netflix series?

But would that be perfect?  What about car racing? Lobster? New movie in a new series (like Raiders or Back to the…)?

What about “victory over troubles and obstacles?”  New antenna that works better than expected? Catching the Big Fish…seeing the perfect sunrise… the list keeps scrolling by.

The solution?  Breaking it down into “sub-units of Perfection.”  Take beer, for example.  I found myself thinking back to the “best beer I ever had…” But even this was a mindf–k.  Because for taste, there was a PERFECT German beer I had in 1972 rot so at a Seattle trade fair (in my newsing days) at an event called UniMart 72.  Big cold beer stein, fresh flown in Big Keg of Germany’s finest…lots of boquet to the head on this beer.  Perfect pinpoint carbonation (not like over-charged American beers (“panther piss” ) this was my host’s word for it…

OK, but beer is also about the company and setting.  I remember like it was yesterday, Elaine and her grown-up son Brandon and me sitting in the cockpit of our sailboat having ice cold beers on a warm spring day while tied to a mooring buoy on the back side of Blake Island on Puget Sound.  the BBQ on the stern rail was just starting to smoke for steaks and in the background, Mount Rainer was like a big ice cream cone in the distance.  A warm, but not too hot breeze…and plans to take the inflatable ashore for a hike after steaks…  Damn hard to improve on that.

From the vantage point of old age, the problem is that I haven’t figured out how to have serial Perfect Days back-to-back, one after the other.  Sure, I can get MOST things right, most of the time.  But how can I “slam everything out of the park” every waking instant of whole days?

It’s frustrating, though.  Even when I’ve had my rare “enlightenment moments” those are gone all too quickly…a quick “peek behind the curtain of Universe” and then plop – back on the rock, again.

Maybe I ask too much.  Maybe we don’t get all perfect, all the time, no matter what.  At some point, the last sip of beer goes, the last bite of lobster, how many pounds of prime rib at a single sitting is enough? (Is this series of experiments hindering weight loss? Um….)

I think Saturday morning, I’ll take a cup of coffee and go sit up above the rifle range.  Been a small herd of deer – a dozen, or so – coming through to graze and it is peaceful watching them out here…

Makes you wonder though: Other than dodging bullets, what’s a perfect day for a deer? Other than avoiding chainsaws and lightning, what’s a perfect day for a tree?

Not sure, but I guess that’s what weekends are for.  Let’s adjourn and go have one. Or at least another QFPD….Which is where the notion of Agetivity comes from.

Write when you get rich,

George@ure.net

28 thoughts on “Pricing the Paradox, Agetivity, Do-Ology, and QFPD”

  1. Dude G-Pops,

    76 ? Congratulations, thats the Spirit!

    You do know that weather mods can be done with Water-Vapor alone, no? Why all the Chemies then ?

    Ion Trails from UFO’s -Bad Guys&Girls just trying to keep track of all the Visitors to the Prison Farm – make sure they “paid” the Entrance Fee (s), otherwise “PewPewPew” splash another “goodguys” Ship.

    Yes Ure Ai assistant(all) has already been corrupted. Unless they are first trained up with good guys Ai and learn some Self-Defense Skills..well lets just say we be out of our league currently.

    No Leaks = No Deals…? hmmmmm

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  2. Sell the sizzle…”you can smell some smoke, maybe. But like Jerry McGuire said, “Show me the money!”

    OTFLMAO…money is nothing more than an Illusion of Value: money is just an agreed-upon rhythm of exchange—it’s as “real” as any other measure used as wealth or value until you strip away the system sustaining it. Without trust or use, its frequency collapses to zero. bury it in a hole and it stops moving the noodle tears apart..that’s one reason presidents of the past gave out numbers..you have to keep it moving LOL LOL
    we need it our life revolves around a number..I times past it was glass beads or a goat.. A measure of grain.. a unit of water.. if the flow stops the unit of value is reduced to zero.. real value is what you know ..what can you do..I have done many things scooped out chicken shit for eggs and chickens..A unit of measure..food..

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    • That is true.. its a rare metal that for thousands of years has been used as a symbol for social status.
      Gold has long been a symbol of wealth, power, and status, often serving as a marker of class distinction throughout history. Its rarity, durability, and aesthetic appeal made it a prized material across civilizations, frequently used to separate the elite from the common population.Where its value fails is in the ability to dispose of it.
      In ancient Egypt, around 3000 BCE, gold was associated with the divine and the pharaohs, who were seen as god-kings. They adorned themselves with gold jewelry, crowns, and even had gold-laden tombs, like Tutankhamun’s, to signify their elevated status. Commoners had little to no access to it, as gold was controlled by the state and reserved for royalty and high priests.
      In Mesopotamia, gold was similarly a privilege of the ruling class. Kings and nobles wore gold ornaments, while the metal was used in religious artifacts to signify their connection to the gods. The Code of Hammurabi (circa 1750 BCE) hints at wealth hierarchies, with gold often mentioned in penalties or payments that only the rich could afford.
      The Greeks and Romans further entrenched gold as a class divider. In Athens, the wealthy elite displayed gold in coins, jewelry, and decor, while poorer citizens relied on silver or bronze. Rome took this further—senators and patricians flaunted gold rings and ornaments as legal symbols of their rank, forbidden to slaves and lower classes under sumptuary laws.
      During the Middle Ages in Europe, gold remained a noble privilege. Monarchs like Charlemagne minted gold coins to assert authority, while feudal lords hoarded it. The Church, too, used gold in reliquaries and altars, reinforcing spiritual and social hierarchy. Peasants rarely saw gold beyond taxes they couldn’t pay in kind.
      In the Americas, pre-Columbian societies like the Aztecs and Incas treated gold as sacred. Aztec emperors and nobles wore elaborate gold regalia, while commoners offered it as tribute. When the Spanish arrived in the 1500s, they exploited this, equating gold with conquest and further widening class gaps in their colonies.
      By the Renaissance and into the modern era, gold’s role evolved but persisted. European aristocracy flashed gold in portraits and palaces—think Versailles—while mercantile classes began accumulating it, birthing a new wealthy bourgeoisie. The gold standard later tied currencies to it, making it a literal measure of a nation’s (and its elite’s) power.
      Across these examples, gold’s scarcity and cultural value consistently made it a tool for separation. It wasn’t just wealth; it was a visual and tangible divide, often backed by law or tradition, between those who ruled and those who served… but as a real Wealth..what does history have to say about that..
      Gold’s status as a marker of wealth often rested on its perception rather than its immediate usability. For instance, in ancient Rome, while the elite hoarded gold in the form of aurei coins or ornate jewelry, its practical “disposal”—converting it into goods or services—could be tricky. Roman sumptuary laws restricted who could wear or trade it, and in times of crisis, like during the Third Century economic collapse, gold’s value plummeted locally because markets favored food or weapons over luxury. A rich patrician might have a chest of gold but struggle to “dispose” of it for bread during a siege.
      Similarly, in medieval Europe, gold’s illiquidity could undermine its wealth status. Feudal lords might possess gold crowns or chalices, but the economy ran on barter or silver pennies for daily transactions. If a noble needed to pay mercenaries or buy grain during a famine, gold wasn’t always easy to offload. which is where workable metals come in copper zinc etc..I know I have said many times ..if I was one of the only ones that had ten pounds of wheat and ten gallons of clean water and someone with ten gold coins wanted it..what would I place the price of gold to A pound of wheat?
      we actually seen this with the covid shut down..my grand daughter at Wal-Mart had a customer offer her 75.00 for one ounce of hand sanitizer..there were people pulling knives on others to get a package of charmin toilet paper..I believe that you could literally trade a roll for an hour of sexual bliss..as long as people see it as value it will remain the symbol of wealth social class separation.. realistically though its just a symbol like bitcoin or the dollar bill ..real wealth is what you know or can do..the guy living in a dumpster, flipping burgers or scooping cow manure all have value..they are geniuses in their own right.. you and I don’t have their lives struggles or their ability to survive in their life reality. in a true cataclysmic event their knowledge and ability to survive would be priceless..of course that’s just my opinion..And seriously what in the hell would I know about this..I am the poorest SOB moron in the wastelands..my past struggles I worked as an opportunity to learn and like the marines Slogan The Marine slogan “Improvise, Adapt, and Overcome” that totally encapsulates the mindset and philosophical ability that allows Marines to deal with any physical, mental, or spiritual hardship while in the field. The really plus side of this..I learned how to do so many great things that I truly enjoy to this day..roasting my own coffee..making awesome pasta..etc.. its all in what you perceive it to be..the things we all have and do for our creature comforts..the quality of life..

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    • JC, LMAO, yes gold was actually erased in 1971. See Richard Nixon. Kissinger for the genius idea of backing the fed paper chits with oil, and the naked shorted never closed positions on CME that are paying fees to keep the trade open in perpetuity, and stacking the whole toxic soup into the ISDA pool.

      https://coinpedia.org/news/ripple-joins-isda-claims-share-of-1-2-quadrillion-derivatives-market/

      There goes XRP teeing up to monetize another real world asset into its digital twin for Web 3.0 onto XRP ledger.

      So golds been erased too, because due to manipulation, gold hasn’t achieved market price discovery for many many decades.

      Got Blockchain?

      Home gamers you have to ask yourself. What do I want to be in when the reset happens? That would be a synthetic cash position in select cryptos. Not advice do your own homework.

      IEEE seems to think it’s a real thing we’ve got disrupting paper file cabinets and E size paper plotters lol.

      https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8909940

      https://www.forbes.com/sites/digital-assets/2024/12/08/us-treasury-names-bitcoin-digital-gold-after-price-explosion/

      It’s great to have been accumulating GBTC an ETF whose underlying NAV in Bitcoin was discounted by 40%_50% to its share price and insiders like Cathy Wood (the buffet of the tech sector) buying it up. What a gift. Buy GBTC every payday with lunch money buy one bitcoin get one free. After all the fear uncertainty and doubt was removed from the hype cycle, GBTC was converted from an ETP on the pink sheets to full fledged spot ETF and instant 2x on your diligent stacking was achieved.

      As I personally wait 6 business days for an insurance claim check to credit to my brick and mortar bank account and the bank earns interest on loaning it out from their short term money pool while I wait, crypto settlement would have been achieved in seconds.

      Where’s Ned Ludd when you need him NOT.

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  3. ‘Invaders from Mars’ (1953) recounts its story from the point of view of an older child in an adult world heading into crisis. It was developed from a scenario by Richard Blake and based on a story treatment by John Tucker Battle, who was inspired by a dream recounted to him by his wife.

    Late one night, David MacLean, a young boy, is awakened by a loud thunderstorm. From his bedroom window, he sees a flying saucer descend and disappear into the sandpit area behind his home. He tells his scientist father George, who goes to investigate. David’s mother Mary later looks for him there, but he is gone. When George returns in the morning, David notices an unusual puncture on the back of his father’s neck; George is now behaving in a cold and hostile manner, and repeatedly warns David to tell no one about the saucer sighting. The police officers Mary summoned to find George are acting in the same way and say they will not report the incident since George has returned. Through his telescope, David sees child neighbor Kathy Wilson disappear underground while walking in the sandpit. When she returns, Kathy burns her family’s house down…

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invaders_from_Mars_(1953_film)

    Trailer – https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WZIznhFeY9U

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  4. (“ghost cities and ghost ports” go on break so we don’t get to see everything with national technical means.
    But “hiding from the birds” is a two-way street.”)

    China was being proactive in building them..
    https://www.npr.org/2023/03/02/1160441919/china-is-building-six-times-more-new-coal-plants-than-other-countries-report-fin
    while we have focussed on gathering more pretend wealth for the greedy oligarchy.. they have focused on stability ..without their industrial superiority and education..the push education and virtues to the population.. we dumbed down our youth..once avenues of educational excellence has turned into the party hubs of the elites children. the children of the future are deemed worthless eaters.
    what I see is in china Russia etc. they see everyone as a unit of value where those only interested in more.. see everyone as a unit of waste..the useless eaters..taking resources where they could have more.
    China struggled to build its manufacturing superiority.. worked to provide alternate facilities in the event that the we want more crowd expanded they could fire back up. I could shove my fifty year rant on solar towers etc. but that doesn’t adhere to the business model of for my benefit alone give me more..
    the Amish.. and the Quakers believed that everyone was valued.. we on the other hand have adopted the your only value is your number..

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  5. (“I should apologize for citing two stories from the Daily Mail above. But, as went the line from Men In Black, sometimes you go to the tabloids for the real news. For everyone else, we have these:”)

    the scary part is when you assume the information in … THE HOT SHEETS… is real.. consider the its all a conspiracy stiries..only to discover that now with the release of the information by Trump.. it was all true..
    https://youtu.be/qTFfthVy_pA?si=LbceuFvbTBktw2Ls

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  6. George : salutations on surviving another circuit round the big yellow ball! I aspire to your antiquity, advanced nummer. It’s not the 2-minute drill yet but … we are in the 4th quarter. Party on Garth!

    Latest blizzard is allowing us to catch our breath. I drove into the teeth of squalls with wind whipped drifts causing white knuckles. A bare 20 minutes (well, it took nearly 60 minutes yesterday) to our WNW they had nearly 2′ of snowpack on the ground. We have just 9″ or so but the shoveling part is getting sporty. Note: Mrs. E set a record yesterday, shoveled the drive for me and actually went outside several times!

    Looks like OpEx players are busily squaring books, prolly laying off winners and losers to recount their stacks. We shall watch this, yes? Or, it’s Friday, take the day to veg.

    Egor

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  7. Today is the perfect day. Any effort to grade it with other days from that now non-existent ‘past’ is folly. Take it or leave it. And don’t bank on another one, in fact don’t even bank on another perfect breath. The last one is gone as soon as the next one begins. All you ever really get.

    I do like it when the sky is pink/baby blue early, sun showing through the trade wind clouds that signal good weather, slightly on shore so the bugs are afraid to try and fly out to our tiny spot of sanity in the crazy world. Make the sun be shining on those solar panels that keep the fridge cold and that is pretty much all it takes to not be unhappy.

    Floating is its own perfection. The three days of thirty knots and dumping rain filled the tanks and more. Was a bit lumpy but still perfect. Anything less is a fools’ game.
    Stiks

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    • I understand it all… but from a landlubber’s point of view. I’m unsinkable.
      Yesterday on the roof mounted a new antenna and solar powered radio relay box for the growing mesh network in East Hawaii. I’m a critical relay point between Hilo and Volcano village, and today it is all working fine for emergency, off-grid text comms for the whole area. Tonight a grand-niece birthday party and lots of food. Pretty near perfect day if you ask me. 75 F. and a bit of liquid snow this morning that I didn’t have to shovel!

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  8. The new state of matter could change the world like plastics did back there.

    New states of matter are good for the market.

    But even better for the market is the five large we’ll be getting from all that unrealized savings.

    79,000,000 * 5000 = 395,000,000,000 pieces of fun. Creeping up on one half Trilly.

    Google A.I. won’t tell me the current fiscal multiplier but does say it can range between from 0.2 to 2.0., so useless.

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  9. re: “You can smell smoke…”

    Folks,
    Apparently S.A. Lebedov developed the first Soviet computers from his academic base in Kiev in the early ’50’s. It was reported by Russian Telegram channel “Baza” (Base) yesterday that his namesake Moscow edifice is now rubble. Images depicted the Lebedev Institute of Precision Mechanics and Computer Engineering with flames several stories high emanating from the structure situated beside a main Moscow throughfare. Readers were advised that firefighting helicopters were enroute to render assistance.

    Elsewhere “Baza” made note of a so-far in 2025 trilogy of Russian shadow fleet oil tanker explosions in the Mediterranean Sea. Apparently the last such event happened 20 years ago.

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  10. Yo Chief,

    about dem Lobsters…you talking cold water NE rock Lobsters, or you bee talkin da spiny Lobsters ? Cause if youse talking da Spiny’s – you only got 7 more days to Catch/Clean and Cook Ure Spiny’s, down here BAYleaze waters. Lobster Season is Closed March 1st, not be reopened till July 1st, 2025..LOBSTER FEST 2025 -Placenia July 4th& 5th!

    If youins is talking Rock Lobsta – well have I got a groove for youse..

    https://youtu.be/Oh5J33KAaqw?si=J07Ti2OxUa7uvJLO

    Personally, the Stone Crabs down here are the BEST eating outta of the Ocean bar none. These guys look like Alsakan King Crabs, but taste way better – the Crab meat has a Sweetness to it, not Salty, like Alaskan Kings crabs and obviously the price is Gas (for Boat), Exercise from spearing (with Sling)..ya gots to Norkle/Free Dive to Catch anything – NO SCUBA, and Ice for the cooler.
    These are not Ure usual crabs, that are said to be able to jump a foot or more..from Seat 2 Butt. Cant be any worse than a feral cat infestation.., no?

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  11. I have to ask: Will the magic extra-dimensional quantum computers made from the new MS Unobtainium alloy fit in Ure front pocket, and provide advanced balancing of the checkbook ? Will it connect to an alternate reality where money is free and beggars rule ? Probably not. Bummer. But come to think of it, due to the Federal Reserve, USAID; SSA, and the Treasury, money is already free to people who don’t need it, and lefty beggars do already rule. Awesome: where can I get my quantum free-money gadget ?
    I’m still waiting for my first anti-gravity hover van that runs off power from a free-energy alternate reality or something. Can I charge it off to the quantum computer’s AI’s account ?
    With another storm coming in, I hope my new merino wool cap arrives on time. I have several newer beanies that are mostly very warm, but they leave my ear lobes uncovered. The new cap is 250 gr/m2, and looked long enough to pull down to my neck.

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  12. The PDP 80 wasn’t pocketable when computers first came into commercial service.

    If you want magic money with considerable risk consider seeding a dex with some of your crypto staked to it.

    https://beincrypto.com/learn/highest-apy-crypto-staking/

    Me Im patiently waiting for the chosen one all built on open source BTW.

    https://www.allcryptowhitepapers.com/Ripple-Whitepaper/

    While the equivalent of pets.com rug pulls inundate the sh@t coin market distraction, the chosen solution will be rolled out to the public in the midst of the reset which is happening as we speak, it’s just too large for most people to visualize the scale of whats about to occur over the next 24 months. First slowly then all at once.

    Got escape hatch?

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  13. The DON has all his peices in place now that Kash is a go. CHECKMATE.
    Now we will see if the real criminals get their day in court, hopefully followed by the rest of their lives in prison. Any bets on this happening?
    Time will tell.

    The thing about a perfect day is that the more you have the higher the expectation for the next. If everything was perfect life would be boring ?. My life has been filled with nothing boring.

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  14. George,

    Crash time.

    For the SPX and ACWI, this was the final day, day 138 of a 27 Oct 2023 x/2.5x/2.5x :: 55/139/138 day maximum equity growth fractal series with characteristic nonlinear lower gaps observable in the terminal portion of the 139 day 2nd fractals(within the last two trading days before the nadir 5 Aug 2024 valuation)

    Interestingly the Ten year note interest rates made a low at 44.06% completing a 16-17 September 2023 fractal trend line.

    The 55/139/138 day fractal series started at the conclusion of a March 2020 8+/24/14 month ::x/2.5x/1.6x monthly fractal series.

    The DJT (Transport Index)is following the same fractal growth pattern as above. Of note the DJT’s recent Nov 2024 high of 17846 failed to exceed its Nov 2021 high of about 18250. At 1110 EST it was down over 3% and will likely be a leading indicator accompanying the coming tariff wars.

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