Saturday’s Peoplenomics is a full plate. The new ChartPack looks at whether markets still have enough coherence to make one more run toward Labor Day, while the News Compressor hits the fast-moving risks in Hawaii, Hormuz, Ebola, earthquakes, weakening U.S. consumers, war fronts and an increasingly bubbly AI buildout.
Then we get into the subscriber meat. One research note asks whether Europe has effectively put 27 regulatory tollbooths inside its “Single Market” — particularly for small businesses trying to comply with packaging and recycling rules.
The second goes much farther afield: Can software help build a time machine? That leads into Future Triangulation, primal-driver analysis, the “missing domain,” human sensory buffering and whether apparent future information may be showing up as the bow wave of events rather than anything literally traveling backward through time.
And because no Saturday research binge is complete without one idea you probably shouldn’t contemplate while running a table saw, we finish with a question about MWI, adjacent realities and whether people themselves may locally alter the breadth of possible futures. Coffee recommended. Power tools optional.
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