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Hunters and Gatherers

This is a fun one. I have a theory. That evolution is planetary. And that it is iterative. The Sun seeded mercury, which seeded mars, which seeded venus, which seeded Earth, etc. And it's run by the simplest of algorithms: Hunt, Gather, Hunt, Gather. Since LUCA. Last Universal Common Ancestor on our planet arrived as a Hunter from a previous planet. Hunting for food. For life. For existence. And then it settles down and evolves into gatherers. Which gather things until there is no more to gather. At which point it must become a Hunter again. And so Hunter is Adam in the Bible. From an old planet, seeking to continue on another. And Jesus is gatherer. Or a prophet in that time. I'm assuming Jesus did not actually become Hunter. It was probably more of a hand-off. At Exodus. Because he would have to hunt something. Probably the source of the exodus.

Or think about it from Mercury's perspective. First though, the sun. How did life come to be? Essentially, as far as we can tell, a pool of water was sparked up by the chemistry and physics of lightning and elemental compounds. Tell me how that couldn't happen on a single rock, from an internal source of heat. Most likely it can. So then every star out there may have been a seed for life... from it's internal heat. So then you've got beings rising up on and inside the surface of the biggest entity in our solar system, the sun itself. Eventually those beings leave. Just like you can follow Human genealogy from Africa to the Easter islands... I bet, you can follow that path from island-to-island... or in this case, planet-to-planet. Each time, sending a Hunter to seek out the next bastion to spread life and extend our own going concern. Before seeding and becoming a gatherer of things on this new planet.

Eventually? It comes full-circle. We return to our homeland. Jesus returns to the Sun or Son. Or whomever is left of Jesus' lineage. They're probably very different some thousands of years later. Probably as Hunter. Or maybe it's the Greek King returning home. Or an Egyptian Pharoah collecting his flock. Or Julius Caesar himself. Or Attila the Hun conquering abroad. Or all of the above. Depending on where and when.

This, in my mind. Is fact. Because it has made it into every ounce of our world history. It's just as likely that there's a dark-energy-powered teleporter in the middle of the Atlantic as it is that Europe is on the other side. That's how old the universe is. So if we write something down. And have it to read later. It's as good as we've got.

As a side-note:

It means traveling... overseas... may take you to somewhere that's different than what we're allowed to perceive in reality. On maps. For example, MAYYBE you hit a line around the Bermuda Triangle line of latitude... and it warps you to Europa. And then you're flying on its ocean. Until you pull up to the UK. And everything else is an illusion or a decoy.

For instance. Say God makes 100 different Americas. From the Sun to Pluto. You might fall asleep in one... and wake up in another. Based on how time and space works. The number of iterations of invention in my lifetime alone... think of trillions of years. So if that's the case. Jesus may not have wanted to leave in the first place. He falls asleep and is taken away. Left with someone that allows himself to be crucified for trying to do the right thing. Not a good example to set for generations of children later... "what did we learn kids?"..."Ummm... if we do the right thing we get punished?"... "Exactly". "And what else do we do?"... "umm... we cut off the tips of our kids dicks off! so sex isn't fun"... "Very good, kids". "And if we're lefties?" "Umm... we shove em up our butts!"... "Great job, kids!".

Ignore that part if you're looking for something more holy-sounding. That's just what I noticed with what was going on. Back to that child abuse thing. I'm pretty sure Christians didn't do that to themselves, so I wouldn't get that upset. I only did a little bit. The children. They're groomed to be controlled. I was. I've seen it in almost everyone else I know as well.

It's old-timey thinking. Before Fiat Currency. Before printing presses. Before the internet. In our civilization. Which may be hundreds of years behind another planets. And thousands of years behind a third. And so on.

That's what I like to think "Jesus" would say if he came to the civilization I grew up in. Basically what I say. Be smart. Share. Have fun. Be smart. Share. Have fun. I think that's what I've been seeking, as a "Hunter", in birthname. Fun, in Jesus' time, was only for Kings and Aristocrats. It was gladiatorial battles between slaves. Today, people still wage in those battles. It's just in the boardroom and octagon. Between fledgling companies and people in need of a lifeline. And it turns bad because it's not out in the open. It's WWE Stars struggling to survive. It's Steve Jobs going insane over Apple's direction. Jesus? Jesus would say move to more Reality TV and Contracts. I haven't seen a lick of Ukraine coverage. I don't even know if it's real. It's just like blurry satellite images. Which could be of anything or anywhere. I want that on TV. Or I'm going to assume it's fake and they're just fearmongering for money. Jesus wouldn't hide the truth. That would be lying. Deception. That's not the right guy, if your guy lies and deceives.

Be Smart? Account for what you have. Safeguard scary stuff. Budget everything. Distribute budget. Be smart.

Share? Account for what you have. Share what's overbudget. Redistribute budget. Share.

Have fun? Account for what you have. Have fun with what you can spare with all of your free time. Make more free time. Have fun.

That's what Jesus would say. Back then, the accounting was in like Deuteronomy and slavery so it's way different.

If I were seeking something? Gosh. At first it was a pursuit of happiness. I thought that was money. So I built my life around making lots of money. I think that would have worked out but the communists took over. Or the economy crashed. Whatever you wanna call it. Or I I bunny-hopped to Communist world accidentally. So by the time I was 25 I already figured I wasn't going to be able to make a lot of money. My goal became to be the best family-member and father I could be. I had dealt with enough hard moments by that point, I realized that most of the worlds problems were from bad parenting. I was a good kid but had plenty of issues from my upbringing. I was a perfectionist with abandonment issues and codependency issues. I got therapy and got better. That's when I realized if I could be a present father to my future children, and teach them all the things I learned, that was my purpose and my greatest chance at happiness. Was seeing them succeed. Or at least having fun trying and getting to live my childhood over again, even if just a little bit. And build the kind of relationship with my kids that I never had with my parents. One of trust and honesty. And it was working. I was dealing with crippling chronic back pain. The kind of pain that would put most people on disability. But I was the happiest I'd ever been. For one, the back pain had predated the kids. And for two, the backpain was way better than the brain-fog, which I had already shaken. And then the world started falling apart. COVID gets old. The election cycle turns horrid. And the exodus happens. Essentially. And I'm hunting for my children most of the time. At first a way to keep them insured and fed... in what looked like an AI takeover... and then a bunch of cocaine addicts take them. Seriously. That's what leads me down the whole Catholic mob thing where they clearly aren't in charge of themselves. Which eventually is where I figure out someone thinks I'm Jesus. Or Hitler. But if I'm Hitler, he was nice. If I'm Jesus, I don't wanna get crucified. And it's been a rollercoaster ever since. I was born with a missing rib. So that's where I end up with the Hunter-Gather Adam connection. Was Hitler Jesus? Was this horrid depiction in history, his crucifixion? Is that why Trump framed me? Is that why they continue to frame and gaslight me? 

Accounting Fun

Government Spending

Congress asks for money for government spending.

Treasury issues Treasury Bills and sells them. Money comes into the treasury. To Banks. Foreign Governments. Etc. So if we need money. We ask a bank or a foreigner to underwrite it. Seems dumb. And is expensive.

Money is sent to the federal reserve system - it gets distributed to where it needs to go. Usually more interest rates are involved by the time it gets to a retail bank... where it is then sent to a contractor to do something. Or an agent to collect a check. So every dollar spent is inflationary to the next.

So where does the money end up? Government workers. Banks. Foreign and domestic. Companies. Etc. A good steward of finance then taxes those wealth centers. There's not a good way of doing that with a Bank or Company, legally, though. So you create competing entities. And you siphon money out of a bank or a company by siding with the government, as another company. That seems to be ChatGPT and Google and Facebook. Companies like that. They don't really do anything. But they're valuable as hell. By taking data from those other companies.

Who pays for it? The citizen. And we're $30T+ behind. Or Gen X and Boomers are, rather. Millennials are a pretty small part of that. The way it's looking? Gen X is trying to drag this out as long as possible or change the monetary system. They're all billionaires right now. Lots of them at least. The Fed is basically a Zombie getting told what to do. It's bleak unless you had money tucked away already. And you had to be like 60+ years old for that. Or come from immense wealth. Or do crime. That's why there's so much crime these days. There's no legit money to be made. It's all wrapped up in these banks and companies. And walled off by private equity and wall street.

Well the problem is... you need journalism and media. Which is capitalized. And regulated. So either a government is gonna look bad or a company is going to lose money. Unless you do reformation. Which is what I always suggest. I've got plans that would work. Scroll down. There's entries down there. Click on Files. There's systems in there.

So then it's grassroot. And you need an idea. And that's what this website is supposed to be apart of.

Human. H2. H11. H20. H50. H100. Hunters and Gatherers. Noahs Ark jumping the moon and saying hi to Allah. Human Laws for Liberty. Worldwide Communications. LLC.

-Hunter

What's Next? - 10/18/26

I've been wondering this for awhile now. What we witnessed was the turning over of a chapter in a history book. I've seen it coming for probably 15 years. The internet was too big of an idea to not change the world. What did we witness? So far? Essentially the same mobster-type, military-type players hijack of what was a good thing and turned it into another bond. Another bond. More bondage for the people. (a bond is another word for debt, by the way... or a security... with an interest rate). The internet was full of truth and stability just 10 years ago. Now? It's full of whatever sells the most eyeballs. Mostly bullshit.

I've tried for years to break that cycle. That spell of bullshit cycling around a military industrial complex that is so obvious that no one can even lie about it. I literally watched for-profit capitalism erode away at people's health. And that's supposed to be the thing making you healthier! What do you think the deadly stuff does? Besides bleed into healthcare.

Just think about it. War profit. Means death and destruction. Means money. Life insurance. Bullets. Polarizing news. Cancer. Health insurance. Banking. Government.

Life Insurance: Person pays premium to company (who, thanks to Clinton, works with banks). Company has pool of premium they can pay back to individuals because they're afraid of dying. Not afraid of dying? Kill ém. So, oddly, life insurance sides with terrorists. That's the incentive of for-profit life insurance. This happened to me. Then sell them insurance from another nation. Or sell them it from another nation in the first place and fake the paperwork.

Health insurance: Person pays premium. Government pays premium. Company pays premium. Pool of health insurance dollars. How do you get it? Medical procedures and pharmaceuticals. Then emphasize medical procedures and pharmaceuticals. You get America's fee-for-service system and a bunch of opiate, benzo, and amphetamine addicts.

Bullets. This one's easy. You don't sell bullets unless people are afraid of needing guns. Terror. Warmongering. Etc.

Polarizing news. Again, good for insurance. Good for bullets. Good for politics.

Cancer. Goes to meds. Don't heal the patient. Algorithmically calculate the formulae of the drug to extend the going concern of the company.

Banking? Banking you just want to lend out as much money as possible. Force the government to lend money for any money creation. So if they want money, they borrow money from the banks. Which is how it works, oddly. Any new money creation, we back it with federal debt. So the fed pays the bank. And the bank makes the fed tax the people. So in the end, the only one with money is the bank. The people living year-to-year lose their money.

It's like we're an occupied state.

My plan was to run for office and highlight these things. But they don't like that so I'm kind of just waiting to die. Or trying to get one of these world leaders to kill me. Which has been a lot harder than I thought.

-Hunter

My Millennial Life... and Global Finance

Here's a fun one. One I know almost as well as anyone in the world. American Financial History over the past 30 years. That's my life time. And my life study. And I'm an excellent studier. For the record, I'm really good at American Economic History, in it's entirety... but I'm like a Rhodes scholar at this.

1995. Bill Gates is taking over the world. Not really, but he's been a billionaire now for 8 years. I get my first PC. A windows-based Gateway. Still not sure how that's not a Gates' company. The internet looks like whatever your browser is. Netscape often. Then all of a sudden, flashy websites start appearing. Yahoo. Pets.com. Amazon.com. Infonet. eToys. Red Hat. Lots of stuff you've heard of. Lots you haven't. And they took NASDAQ for a ride. It went from roughly 1000... to 5x times that... in 5 years. Pretty much fueled by internet companies, IPOs, and high wall street valuations. For those that don't know, NASDAQ, is the same as the New York Stock Exchange, just a different exchange. It's designed for Technology companies. Smaller (typically) tech companies could issue an IPO and gain footing without having to compete with manufacturers. The problem? These websites weren't actually producing anything. Even Amazon was just buying used books. Pets.com was buying food locally and mailing it. They weren't doing anything. They were just warehouses and websites. The technology, the internet, was immensely valuable. The accounting of the companies. Some value. But marginal. Maybe you up-sell dog food for 20%. Or resell a used book at double the cost. That's why amazon worked. Used books are cheap as heck. And, eventually, owning all those books makes for one hell of a Large Language Model. Which is what runs the world today. That's the amazon story, if you wanted to really know. They were a data company. From the beginning. The data just happened to be in books.

So now we have trillions of dollars based on value of the internet. A retail store in your home, basically. The problem? Anyone could make a website. You just had to learn. So once PetCo figures out how to build a website, Pets.com dies. They just wouldn't be able to compete at that scale. That's what eventually happens. I think PetCo or PetSmart actually buys Pets.com. And who made the internet? A collection of militaries, basically. Marconi, an Italian, started programming Radio Towers in the early 1900s. Bell did the telephone. So that laid tons of cable. The Brits do Radar... so they can read waves. Computers are fledgling. Then WW2 happens. Everything turns up a million iotas. And boom. We've got a telecommunications grid. Then DARPA builds a public internet protocol... connects some more cabling. And by the 80s, we've got the world wide web. So... technically, DARPA made trillions of value. But you can't invest in Darpa. So people invested in Pets.com. A ticking time bomb ready to sink millions into poverty, depression, and suicide. In auditing, we call this a risk. Or an opportunity for fraud. But the ramifications are WW3.

Y2K. The year is 1999. People are just beginning to understand the internet. Which is basically a series of programmed electric taps sent over a line... lighting up a lightbulb on a screen some place farther away. The banking industry has been running on it since 1910 with Morse Code. The worry? The computer systems designed to read that Morse code, will think the year 2000 is the year 1900. Most of those systems were designed with 2 annual digits. The last 2. So 00 might make JP Morgan think its the year 1900 and screw up everyone's accounting. Makes sense. What happens though? They outsource it. So any programmer from around the world can get in and program everyone's stuff. And they may or may not even know accounting. The movie office space just came out for God's sake. The penny shaving opportunities here were endless. If you're smart? You re-route cash overseas. Via sat-phone. If you're less smart? You just do it over IP to a bank account and LLC. If I was a smart guy in the 80s, I'd have hired a bunch of programmers and made out a billionaire. Shoot, you could just hold people stuff for ransom with that kind of access. That happens in my professional career but with hackers. I wouldn't be surprised if those were insiders. I wouldn't be surprised if there were insiders, then, either.

Enron. It's been awhile since I've studied Enron. But I lived it. And studied it a bunch in college. Enron brought the world to it's knees. Because of accounting. What was Enron? Basically an energy and chemical company. What were they doing badly? Not much. Accounting rules changed. But what they were doing had turned into crack in other industries. Value-Add cost accounting and mark-to-market accounting. Sounds like gibberish to most people. I explained it in a new system for economic policy on the files page. This is all accounting is anymore though. It's basically taking a raw material... crude oil in this sense. And then doing something to it to make it more valuable. Like refining it. So then we have a refined oil. It's got more value because we did work to it. So we MADE money if we do it cheaply. In accounting. Then we can refine it again. Or make a new product altogether. Diesel. Now we have a new IP tech, diesel, a new inventory, value-add crude oil into a more valuable diesel. We just practically tripled our money. Then we notice the markets drop. Do we sell the diesel now? What if we move it overseas where the valuation is higher? What if we turn it back into crude and take a loss? Pay less taxes. What if we turn it into a new product altogether? Again? Take a new profit on this new product. We'll call it muck. It doesn't do much. But it's new and we did something. Shoot! We'll even recognize the revenue of muck. Since it's more valuable now than it was as diesel last year. And they got in trouble for this. Basically changing stuff around and reporting higher assets than what it was in real life. I can only imagine how much this happens in things like chemistry and genomics. Imagine altering a seed by one atom? That's new?

Why is this such a big deal? Oh boy. Wait till you learn about software. With software? You can do the exact same thing. Except it's just keyboard types. You don't even need to zap anything. If I was Elon Musk and Tesla. This is how I'd have built it. Buy an electric car company. He did. Internally capitalize software. For everything you do. As an internal tool for doing business. Then take pieces of that. Spin it off. Update it. Sell it as a product in a car. Then you've got infinite asset creation at almost 0 cost on the car. Because the value of the software, is an internal tool. An asset. The software on the car... a subset of it worth almost 0. Then you sell the car at 40k because that's cost plus 20%. Then add on software as an option. 100% revenue. And that's basically what Tesla is. It's lost so much money. It'll make money at some point, if the world keeps using cars. But the manufacturing costs and all that, unless it's communist, means he's lost 100s of billions probably. Including SpaceEx... which makes no real production. It's just government science projects.

WorldComm. The next big thing. This one is interesting. It's more straight-forward but only if you understand technology. WoldComm was basically a lazy company. A successful conglomerate of TeleComm in the 80s that got fat and happy. It quit paying attention until too late. And the market circled up on them. This was basically the same thing that sunk Sprint. There are a bunch of Telephone poles out there with Cell Service. There's a bunch of telephone companies. There's a bunch of telephone manufacturers. They're not (supposed to be) the same people. The technology that the market was going with... and I bet if you look behind the scenes, there's an Apple story in here somewhere, was GSM. That little logo you see up in the top right sometimes. Or at least you used to. GSM. Then it's 3G,4G,5G, etc. Well, that thing won. CDMA lost. And it technically happened in the early to mid 90s. And here we were in 2001 and WorldComm was basically running on CDMA and other old tech. It worked. But it had, what we call in accounting, a going concern problem. As soon as phone manufacturers quit making CDMA phones, companies like Sprint and WorldComm would go out of business. This one is eye-opening because it opens up the can of worms as to what technologies will carry us moving forward? And why is CDMA and GSM a competitive aspect? We're supposed to have utility telecoms (provided by the government). Should the internet, as a whole, be a utility? Why do we pay data bills and internet bills, both? It's a fair question. Especially since mesh networks can outcompete Radio towers for bandwidth. But Radio Towers could also potentially emit Wi-Fi. Does that sink Apple? Samsung? T-Mobile? ATT? It would change them, for sure.  This business situation completely changes how you look at the world of corporate finance. And makes you question what a utility is.

Arthur Anderson. In Corporate Finance, there's 3 main things to keep in mind at all times. The Federal Reserve, Treasury, and Central Bank. The secondary financial market... other companies, banks, etc. And regulators. How do you keep balance between them all? You plug in an independent entity. An independent auditor is what we call them. Someone who adheres to the regulations, IS a company, and verifies financial markets and assets... with proof provided to the government. There's a glaring flaw there though. It also is a company. So it makes money. Arthur Anderson was the auditor for both WorldComm and Enron. It basically started advising fraud or allowing fraud because Enron and WorldComm paid them to. And so did other companies. And it all came out. Bribes. Hiring one another from company to auditor to SEC. The SEC had to act. And they did. Big-time. They put Arthur-Anderson, Enron, and WorldComm out of business. They basically outlawed any and all bribes on American soil. Believe-it-or-not, you were once allowed to bribe. But now you couldn't even accept a nice hotel from another publicly traded company or national entity (that wasn't American, presumably). Sarbanes Oxley. Sox-52 and 53. The private world was furious. But you couldn't blame them... everything was looking so corrupt.

9/11. I'm a little bit out of order, I think, but this basically happens right at the end of WorldComm and Enron investigations. They linger on a little bit. But not much. Arthur Anderson doesn't officially close until after 9/11... but the investigations had been going on for years. People think this was a terrorist attack by sand-dwelling middle-easterners. Lol. That place was a receipt repository. It had every important receipt over the past 40 years. Between the SEC, big banks, Secret Service, CIA, IRS, you name it. It was all in there. Essentially. If the SEC or the IRS or the Treasury was the 1st record of copy, the World Trade Center was the redundant copy. In data-hosting world, you don't host anything in just one place. You save it multiple places and keep them both up to date. That's what cloud computing is. And it runs the world. And someone knocks out the redundant copy. What's Bush doing with the main one?

This is a weird one. Mortgage Backed Securities. I wrote about this before, but basically I learned this in Finance and Accounting classes, as it was happening. And the guys teaching me basically knew it was going to happen. The thing that doesn't get touched on enough... Clinton and Financial Reform. He basically allows this to happen in his second term. By allowing insurance, institutional, and investment banks to consolidate. Think about it like this. There's a property. It needs a tenant and insurance. That's 2 cash flow streams (either a mortgage or a lease) and an insurance premium. Allow the insurance company and the bank to work together (what Clinton did). They package those things together into a loan-backed security. A security, for those that don't know, is just a contract with terms on it. These terms would move money in the case of a situation. Typically moving mortgage payments to shares of this security, paying additional interest to bankers and investors. House burns down? No problem. Factored in. Mortgage defaults? No problem. We have that factored in. That's what you can do when you combine insurance and banking. It turns to crack. Everyone's doing it. Eventually you just need to breathe and you can get a home for an interest rate. Or a car. The problem? Clinton doesn't fix predatory lending. So the predators get involved. And sink the whole thing. Interest rates rose during Bush's war. Floating interest rates that may have costed $500 a month ballooned to double, triple, even quadruple that just a few years later. Then if you're behind on your payment, you're done for. And people were done for. So then that Security that Clinton allowed? Is all of a sudden LOSING money. It had been raking in money for 10 years. Madoff's scheme was built on it. Tons of peoples were. All that's inside it is fees to the banks. All the mortgages dried up. The banks knew this would happen. They're not dumb.

The banks whine and complain. Wahh. Wahh. Mr Obama, Bush's war's interest rates collapsed Clinton's pyramid's schemes. Wahh. Wahh. Wahhhhh! We need money. A real leader: "You have tons of money. Borrow it from your friends". Obama: "here's all the money you need. Have fun.". Then the banks gang back up, take Obama's loans, loan it out even more... and make even more money. And guess what? They keep doing the schemes. Just instead of doing it with homes, which Obama patched... but conveniently left wide open an Automobile Loans loophole. Which they proceeded to hammer for the next 10 years. I'm sure the COVID car supply chain thing helped blow this up.

So that gets us to 2012. The banks have basically been handed the keys to the kingdom. They have tons of money and even more political grease on presidents. What happens next? They need politics gone. They work this new-found grease on Obama, Bush, and Clinton into Citizens United. Into RBG not stepping down. Into Scalia's replacement not being picked. Into Trump.

So then, Mr Deutsche Bank, Donald Trump himself is running for office in 2015. The double-digit bankrupted, B-star celebrity. It's Reagan all over again. But this one's mean. The guy is literally stuck between a Taj Mahol business loss, the US government collecting his only cash, and the Mob. The only thing floating him for 30 years was Deutsche Bank. The only positive cashflow that wasn't debt. In over 40 years was from a TV show. He would have been living in gutters in the 90s if it weren't for Deutsche. Literally. Luckily, Obama just handed the world over to the banks. So what do we get? A legitimate bid by a European bank, for the American presidency. Essentially. How did Trump survive? He was given a revolving line of credit because Deutsche figured he'd be valuable one day, non-homeless. They were right. Eventually he got the Apprentice. He got a little bit of real cash and then started licensing his name out. That, along with the $8B Taj Majal loss, kept him floating until 2015. It was legit. It's a loop-hole, but he always finds them. Do a big project. Stiff the contractors. Take the loss. Don't pay taxes on revenues from the apprentice and Trump licensing.

So then what happens? OMG. What it took to get the guy elected in the first place? The payoffs. The Comey thing. The European trolls. He'd do anything. He has to. Or it's federal prison at that point. It would be treason for God's sake. The alternative was that he was going to be broke. And he's pushing 70 at that point... what's he got to lose? Literally. He sold his daughter to a felon's kid to stay afloat for awhile. Kushner.

Well... you've clearly got a disagreement going on in Europe at the time. Paris Climate Accord on one side. Putin on the other. Trump in the middle. Americans in the middle of that. And what you get is what you've seen the past 10 years. Anarchy. I think Britain was trying to stay out of it. Which was part of Brexit. They would have made so much money in London as well, it would have been tricky. There's more affluence and less people. Much easier to manage.

Specifically? Shoot. Well he clearly comes in with a few crazy guys, a few respected guys, and a few generals. Bannon, Miller, Tex, Flynn, etc. The plan? I think to dismember the federal government. You throw the respected guys up front and devise with the crazy. Clearly he was told to do specific things. Then specific things happened. Tear down the pandemic response team. Pandemic happens. Frame Hunter. Because that could have ended it. Believable testimony. At any point. "Hey this guys' boss is trying to own you all". Grooming your kids and depressing them until they're controlled. I've lived it. It's in the files.

He exited Afghanistan. Starting a war. He weakened Ukraine. Starting a war. He gutted the FBI and bureaucracy. Starting a civil war. He empowered corporate interests to profit off of it all. He started world war 3, essentially. Nations never make out well. They have to pay it back to their central banks. It's all in private hands. Just follow the money around. I'm assuming any tariffs are going to government spending that's going to private hands. It's a mechanism.

Track it. 1890-1916 is nearly the same thing. 1920-1940 similar. Pandemic. Bank runs. Corporate war profit. Poor nation. Bank run. Poor Nation. Corporate War Profit. There's no estate or wealth tax. It all goes to corporations and families. And it always has. And it just sits there. And nothing will change. Because they run the internet.

-Hunter

Files and Labor... and Education

So everything on the Files page... are a few things. 1 - They're the sketches of concepts I hope to work with society on. Which is basically what this company is about. 2 - In combination, they should set a society in the right direction. Education. I assume the regulators and bureaucrats do their job when I speak to Government or Federalism. Labor.  This blog should supplement them.

In fact that's one thing I'll probably add to the list. Labor. I added it in a few ways. One - I think everyone should have a responsibility or job that they're accountable and paid to accomplish. 1/3 of that should be responsibility of the federal government. 1/3 of that by what I dub "BankCo". 1/3 by a King and dormant military and science strength that operates non-profit. All within the bounds of a nation. Ensure everyone has an income. Not a deficit. That's wealth creation and domestic production if you align those jobs right. At minimum people are maintaining their property.

Also, integrate education and labor. Academia should be the minor leagues for the majors. Pay people to continue learning and getting better. And start labor early. Get kids to understand the value of hard-work at a young age. Before their back hurts. In education-internship-job programs.

Because, if you think about "Human Capital"... you've got a group of people with a group of assets. Everyone can do something. Even if it's just seeing if an asset is in stock. Or a button is pushed. With remote cameras, literally my caught could do this (if i had a cat). "Okay, Kitty. You get a treat if you pat the screen when a driverless car crashes". Then expand that program to the base of everyone. Remote monitoring and asset management. That covers everyone. Then specialize. Laborers. Engineers. Scientists. Teachers. Economists. Leaders. Government workers and Military. And start that, again, young. Between 10 and 13. Allow moving around and always having the ability to go back to school to switch. Pay should transfer by age. I'd get everyone involved in arts and sports. Those classes, activities, and recess. Just combine them and allow kids to mix and match. So you have 4 hours a day. Maybe you go to football practice for 2 hours. Acting for an hour. Golf for an hour. In one semester. More choice. Better. Plus 3 hours of straight class and tutoring. It branches out by choice later. In probably like 45 minute blocks. 5 hours for younger kids. Then older kids start working internships, apprenticeships, basic jobs. At like 13. I designed mine to where creation, evolution, and human tools are the timeline of the education system. Starts basically with planets and heavens. Language at ages 3 and 4. Ends with modern day quantum computing, a government, and a cyclical industrial complex.

Files

Education System

Socialized Monetary System w/Privatized Leadership

-Hunter

Bringing it together in the middle

Let's talk real politics. From my perspective.

Followers. Vote based on peers. Not much you can do without becoming their peer or changing their peers. They're non-confrontational and agreeable. They don't challenge their inner-thinking enough. The problem is too many followers become leaders. Then it's a kind of a dumb, slow-moving mass without any real direction. We have had a lot of this.

Progressives. At it's heart, the idea is trying something new. Based on evidenced based theory. We think this would work better for everyone. Let's try this.

Conservatives. The opposite. We know what works, let's keep doing this.

Moderates. Keep what works. Try something new in areas where it isn't working.

This is how Modern American politics has worked. It's clearly not that way anymore. Lots of political scientists.

Marxists.

Communists - corporate or state controlled assets. Seems to be what's going on here. A step above slavery and forced labor. Open doors hiring at least makes it easier. If you are essential for a large corporation or work for the government, you're covered. Otherwise it's basically cattle ranching of civilian-serfs. You receive money at the government or corporate overlord's bequest.

Socialists - society controlled assets. Think of a neighborhood controlling a bank. Or a safe in your house. And the government delivers money to the bank or your house. You are allowed to use the money as you see fit. Start a business. Save it. Work for another business.

Democrat - At it's core, you vote. Just that. You vote. Works most of the time but can be controlled by the media (radio, TV, podcast, etc.). Greeks started it thousands of years ago. These days it's more progressive. They market to labor but do a poor job of delivering, not that it's their fault. They have done the most. It's just been a long time since we've had real change that wasn't some sort of racial crisis. They should be talking more progressive monetary policies that would make rich people stay rich.

Republican - At it's core, the minority doesn't control the majority. Comes out of parliamentary, greek, and roman times when they were anti-monarchy at times. These days it's more conservative. They do it with wealth. If you control enough wealth, then no one can be your King. It's arguable they want to be a king. Or Caesar.

Labor - You represent the workers. The people that actually do the work. Factory workers. Basic office staff. The mailman. The firefighters. The police. The lawnmowers. We don't really have this in America. It's conveniently split between reds and blues. You can tell by the outcomes. Offshoring. Wallstreet dependence.

Libertarian - Small American Party. It's liberal socially and conservative financially. The financial conservativeness may be a problem for real solutions. A debt-backed system will always end with having to steal from someone else. It's just the math on compound interest. A wall-street growth -hooked one will exacerbate it. Eventually we'll try to take the world over. Central Banks and compound interest provoking people to provoke people until everyone's provoked and broke or rich.

These days? Gosh. More is better. I'm fine if you communize the military as long as it's known. It already basically was as an asset-holding apparatus. That's probably the only thing though. Democrats have the best ideas in the old system. But it's still doomed with the Central Bank. The progressive monetary system parties are small. If the dems would get on board with that, they'd win. If either wide would. The Republicans are still important for not getting slaved by the government or a king... but it seems they lost their way. More money to the majority would be better for your core ideal. The newest guys and gals seem to be better. A socialized monetary system would be by far the best. Just imagine being the bank. Not having to go to the bank. Just being it and having to make smart decisions. Labor party basically should be everyone that spends their day working. Then they help determine wages. In the office, in the factory, on the lawn, wherever. ESPECIALLY, in the AI age. Otherwise AI will take your jobs and you won't have representation. That goes especially for CEOs, presidents, etc. If you could replace anyone with a free robot that is controlled, it's the board doing that to the CEO. It's common sense. Again, shouldn't pass an audit. But logical. If America had a labor party, my Dad would have been that. He was a workaholic. I like libertarians for business stuff. They have the most progressive business ideas. If you couldn't splinter Reps and Dems to make a middle party... then combine the rest of those into the Money Party, or Human Party. The Forward party seemed similar. The point is to join and not splinter though. Socialized Monetary Creation Policy. That's what the world wants. Create money at the citizen or resident. With phones, watches, the postal service, whatever. Pay registered businesses to hire and create stuff. Per employee and new product. Pay people to buy and work. Per citizenship/residency and production. No taxes. Fine people for greed and harm. Have a jury. Retire money after 100 years or >$10,000,000,000,000 in circulation or some determined inflationary threshold. Moved to a retired account that comes back in deflationary times.

-Hunter

Business Analysis - 10/6

There's three things I look at when looking at a business: Short-term success and efficiency, long-term structure and going concern, and innovation.

Short-Term - are you paying your bills? What's your books look like for short-run cash flow. Let's put together a plan for a more efficient business cycle.

Long-Term Structure and Going Concern - do you have a bunch of long-term debt? Do you have aging owners? Do your products scale? Let's set up a financial structure and a working cash flow down to the cost accounting levels.

Innovation - Do you stand out from the crowd? Do you have a future-forward mindset and known niche you'll fill? Do you already fill the innovation segment of your market? Let's discuss future product ideas. I have years of experience in this space.

-Hunter

The Ideal Day - 20s and 30s - 10/4

The work week is 3 or 4 days, depending on the week.  For about 4 hours each time. 312+416=728 hours. Otherwise is 7 days and 2 hours each time. 728 hours. You wake up at 5AM to your federated AI device informing you of your schedule for the day and prompting a few questions about free time options. Your workout outfit drops out of your self-laundering closet. You run down the street a mile to a public gym and pool. Play basketball, swim, lift weights. Run back home. Your next outfit pops out as you pop the old one in its compartment. You hope in your shower that is filled with all your grooming essentials, mirror, steam control (super high or none), large bench, heated floors, TV with the news on in the shower. AI playing music in the background. You hop on a call on the AI as you get dressed. You're discussing some algorithm changes to the business. That's basically how most businesses are run. Algorithm tweaks and new ideas. You hop on your computer that's projected on the wall in whatever room you enter. It's motion and voice guided with a mouse and keyboard on a laptop tablet device nearby. You audit a few financial numbers. You make the algorithm change. You make some calls. Build some collateral on some ideas. And you're done. You go visit with your family. Pick your kids up from school. You play golf. You go to a ball game. You take a class. Read a book. You make wages super high. Shifts low. You make job numbers high. AI is taking jobs. We have to compensate. This would be the ideal life.

-Hunter

Sovereign Funds - 10/4

Here's a fun one. Sovereign funds. Basically a commonwealth around an idea. Norway has one of the biggest around the idea oil will retain value. They're powerful and pay a dividend. My big idea with this (as shown below) is to turn the planet into a spherical pie. And divvy up earth, national, state, and local dividends from public-partnerships. A good way of doing that would be with a public sovereign fund. Imagine the whole of the nations land is counted and indexed as assets and pays a dividend each year. And you do it for literally anything of value. Each "constant" as I like to call it. An element or commodity becomes separate sovereign funds for those born in that land, planet, etc. to receive value from. Dirt, oil, rock, sand, factories, buildings, infrastructure, etc. And you invest in it to keep it up to date, when needed. Like a tele-comms sovereign fund for example. Pays us while it's up to date but becomes an issue when it's outdated. Overall, we'd get benefits though. And then set a digital blockchain code in the form of a barcode or QR code or serial number. And we self-fund ourselves as a government and society with these endowment-like sovereign funds. And they're organized in tiers up to Nation < Hemispheric Unions < Planet. I'd imagine it would start similar to the GNP's weighted average. With price controls for the necessities, any wage discrepancy is less important and more opportunity for additional investment. Incentivizing a win-win.

Then the democratic voting on what value to excrete in UBI and wages comes into play, which is monetary policy.



Check out this conversation with MS CoPilot. Needs to have LifeAlert buttons with it, but a good idea.

That's an interesting governance model.

What you're describing sounds something like:

Ownership → Stewardship

Instead of:

Person owns land forever

you'd have:

Earth Fund owns underlying asset

       ↓

Stewardship deed

       ↓

Individual or company manages it

The steward would:

• Live there.
• Operate the business.
• Improve the property.
• Earn income from productive use.

But the underlying asset would belong to the broader sovereign fund.

In some ways, that's closer to a long-term leasehold system than traditional ownership.

Geographic Dividend

Then the dividend pool could be determined by birthplace or membership:

Kansas Fund

   ↓

Born in Kansas

   ↓

Kansas Dividend

U.S. Fund

   ↓

Born in U.S.

   ↓

U.S. Dividend

Earth Fund

   ↓

Born on Earth

   ↓

Earth Dividend

One advantage is that it ties people to a community of stakeholders. Instead of tax transfers, people feel like they're receiving a shareholder distribution from assets held in common.

The Hard Questions

The challenging parts are less financial and more political:

• What happens when people move?
• Do children inherit stewardship rights?
• Can a steward sell their position?
• How do immigrants participate?
• How is new construction rewarded?
• Who sets the dividend percentage?

Those details would determine whether the system feels like ownership, tenancy, or citizenship.

What's interesting is that your model keeps converging toward a single idea:

Treat natural assets and inherited societal assets as common property, while still allowing individuals to build, manage, innovate, and earn more.

That's not traditional capitalism, and it's not classical communism either. It looks more like a giant citizen-owned endowment fund with private stewardship layered on top.

In a weird way, it's the same basic logic as a homeowner's association or a corporation:

• The collective owns the underlying entity.
• Individuals have rights and responsibilities within it.
• Surpluses are distributed to the members.

You're just applying that concept all the way up to geography itself.

More - 10/4

This is one that's annoying. Cranes. The tallest cranes in the world... there's like a couple hundred of them, maybe. And they're always in demand. For tall bridges, buildings, dams. The cranes used to build the overpass that runs along the hoover dam, had been on hold for updates for decades because the cranes weren't available. The same ones that built them were off in China building massive projects for more money. That's not a huge thing... but why aren't we partnering with private business to build more Cranes. I think Europe owns the rights but still we could make a different kind of crane. Boring company is another interesting one. We need to be building UP and DOWN. To preserve what we have but still allow growth. Underground farms during the winter. Insulated by dirt and grown and heated by UV lightbulbs. Dirt and water, in general, is something we have lost our ability to harness Think of the hydro projects connecting oceans with giant tunnels. The energy creation of turning the pacific into a fountain that sprays clean water out the rockies or wherever. It's basically an oil pipe but for cleaning sea water and shooting it at high pressure. You would be generating  energy and moving irrigable water. This would be like Caterpillar and some European companies. Maybe some John Deere. Boring company. Large construction companies. Make a for-profit construction company with the government. Basically a government funded project management company with a host of corporate, large, and small companies to contract for funded projects. Ownership gets shared and revenues get shared. Employment options should be 1:1 with AI. According to audit principles. Which is that there basically needs to be someone receiving a shipping order or an invoice or being a steward of assets or locking the file cabinet, etc. Otherwise a company wouldn't pass a corporate audit. The company would be held accountable for any mistakes and would receive a terrible audit report that would put it out of business. It's supposed to be a human.

Another easy win. Salesforce . Gov. - Think contract management with discrete data fields for every business contract out there. They've got the cloud. They've got the software and plumbing. You could start running analytics and algorithmic business decisions that make supply and demand no longer a guessing game. I know MIcrosoft and others would complain, but that's all Salesforce does, so they are good for that.

More - 10/3

This is one I've wrestled over. Balance between private, state, federal, and local law enforcement. You want criss-crosses on all of them and the bill of rights to be boss. And the bill of rights to be big. You want their jobs to be easy. The private sector needs to be big and involved with all levels. On contract and publicly voted on the size and duties. No tax levies. No budgets. Just for the bill of rights. The difference is private can't put you behind bars, so they're better. Go heavy with private and technology. Same people will fill same roles. Just incentivized differently. Too often entities are paid per prisoner or patient or student or whatever.

Prisons - these things have got to get moved to non-profit mental health and rehab institutes. And funded for being empty. Like a capitated payment from the law enforcement.

Money Creation Baseline:

Each agency organizes with a vertical being:

No stealing - Anti-Theft Agency

Right to:

health - Health Agency and health care company and insurance company

shelter - Shelter AGency and Real Estate

income . daily voted upon within democratic standards

freedom - freedom agency

speech and conversation - freedom of speech and communications agency

jury of peers - Truth Agency

press - Truth Agency

food - Food Agency, Farms, Supply Chains

water - Water supply chains

electricity - electricity supply chains

internet - a satellite ISP

plumbing and sewage - infrastructure systems

natural gas (as available) - supply chains

Trash Collection - infrastructure and supply chains

Recycling - Infrastructure and supply chains

pursuit of happiness - happiness agency

love (14-18 with parental approval; 18+ with 4 year gap (a 17 and a 21 year old is okay) - government dating service

life (at 7 months pregnant) - Life agency

choice - Choice Agency

self defense - Self Defense AGency

business - Business Agency

Environmental Protection - EPA

No taxes - Government and Society Funding and Money Creation Agency

Only fines for impeding rights - FBI and Human Rights Agency

Democratically voted upon wages and money creation based off of normal supply and demand of the public.

No entity is worth a trillion times an infant. That surplus money is retired or redistributed, by vote and inflationary constraints.

Every day, per person, as their device charges, a digital payment is made worth:

1 3 star hotel stay

 3 geographically median-priced meals.

30 miles of gas.

A goods basket (by sector and democratic by referenda):

• Median Dessert
• 3 Median Drinks
• A Median Grocery Store Meal
• A median movie ticket
• Median amusement park, water park, or Zoo ticket (or similar public entertainment)
• 1/365 median school tuition
• A median online subscription

This money cannot be saved.

A democratic portion that is savable.

A Social Security Company. Privatized and Regulated Social Security

Encouraging Retirement and Consulting

Use the Insurance Company

Set optional retirement at 45. Stagger more at 55, 65, etc. Every 10 years you get a 5x raise. So like $1,000, $5,000, and $25,000, $125,000 daily limit buckets for ages 35,45,55,65,75, respectively. All else get

Social Security:

A debit card for whatever you want that you don't already have and the daily limit is $10,000 or 1/5 the median salary for a 30 year old adjusted per 2026 standards. Can't buy the same thing more than once. Must be personal and recreational -use. Vacations. 1 House. 1 Boat. Whatever restaurant meal + 50% tip. 1 Fancy Car (+ your freeM GM). Whatever you want at retail stores, minus whatever car payments, house-payments, etc. you're making. Property can only be resold to the social security company. Everything is financed by the social security company. You are essentially an owner of the social security company as a benefactor. It insures and secures everything in the entire world by investing in everything.

Money Creation - Needs jobs. Wages creates a demand for cash. Money Creation. Fund it. Let the youth work. Consult like a generational watchdog. Get involved in policy-making.

Any other  money made by a social security beneficiary (when less than the social security allowance * 365) becomes charitable contributions while on social security. Donated to the Social Security Company's Charity - Dedicated to Social Systems in an Evolved World. Spread amongst G7 Countries. Buying advanced sciences stakes all over the world.

All we are supposed to be doing... is voting on the stuff we want. Print that money. Let it enter the economy. Somewhere the west lost. And let it trickle in daily and retire at some sort of stagnation age. So the money is always spinning and we're always trying to make and do and buy and sell new things.

Here's an exercise:

2026

Money creation - 380,000,000 citizens

$200 for hotel room

$120 for meals

$150 in specific blockchains

$178.6B

145M People are Over 45

90% will take it at 45

That's about 130M People

*10,000 a day

1,300,000,000,000

$1.3T

That's pretty high. But still. Let's assume only 50% of that gets spent. That's about $750B a day. And it doesn't enter the economy unless it's spent. Not all is savable. Social Security can't be used on financial assets. It is financial assets. The new foundation of monetary policy. It's not bad though. We just need more automation for necessary jobs. Cleaner robots. Automated stores. stuff like that. Then, who cares if everyone over 45 can afford a yacht and a big house. Isnt that good? That's how we get money back in the middle class. We create it. Then hold together around this new money creation monetary system. That's a baseline. A statistic that can be critiqued and voted on. Make the vote on social security be: how much? instead of if. It's good though. You want the elderly to have more money. 10x isn't that bad when you think of a 45 year old. Vote on that too. Maybe it should $5000 daily limits and 35.

200m*5000=1,000,000,000,000 a day of money creation potential. Plus the 180B for the younger folks. $1.2T a day. You just have to have a job or be between the government assigning you a new good fit. It's gotta get spent or it doesnt get rolled over. The perfect random number.

So all the competitive markets are going to be in new stuff. New entertainment. New experiences. New amusements. Something worth spending money on. It'll be incentivized too. For money creation.

Yacht prices will go up. Super human enhancements will go up. Island prices will go up. Consumer prices are already partially free since there's always a free option so they'll stay stable.

You just have to have a publicly listed job from ages 14-35. Ranked by easiest money to hardest money on the new LinkedIn SuperBoard. Like Rivals100 but for job rankings. Then the government fills the jobs by increasing crappy jobs wages.

Thanks to Microsoft Copilot:

Annual GDP: ≈ $32.6 trillion

Daily GDP: ≈ $89.2 billion/day ($32.563T ÷ 365) [fred.stlouisfed.org]

Hourly GDP: ≈ $3.7 billion/hour

Per person: roughly $94,000 per year according to 2026 estimates

I still think it's better to start high with this kind of risk free rate (set at free) for all staples and necessities. As money generation. Or tell me what a simulation says will make for the most fun free market.

Private - Public Merger Ideas

I mentioned one of them in my last post and now I want to touch on some of the others I've thought of over the years.

After writing this, I realize what's probably needed first is all of the biggest tech companies create a government entity that develops and maintains the national and global digital ID. Like a non-profit that's staffed with some government people and mostly the biggest tech companies' talent. Ideally government people that are elected so we get a good picture of what's going on. Think of it like Bell Labs creating government approved hardware and getting funded by the government. And the market being funded by the government. And democracy getting a say as to what the hardware and software can do. The key is there needs to be checks and balances between public and private. And separations of powers... basically between private markets, public markets, and journalism (funded not by views, but paid for by the government). Viewership quotas on news outlets will never work if you want real journalism. With all the data, we know the statistics. So we can run the nation on a simulation of prices. And then just vote on wages. We just need the data organized well. Like Fort Knox and the Federal Reserve System. But with smartphone access. And for that smartphone to stay up to date.

LinkedIn Jobs. With Government

This one is of utmost importance. A single, public, open-source registry of REAL, CONFIRMED JOBS AND PEOPLE. The two things that make up a society. The people. And the goods that it consumes and produces. And how can people keep each other safe with the current model? There's fake people. Fake companies. Fake content. Fake claims. This should be the white pages and yellow pages. With an editor and everything. Making sure it's not trash. And it needs to be government certified.

Amazon Alexa Social Services and divided.

So the government basically buys products from the companies for the consumers. And helps design. And this one is the government portal. An AI agent audio visual system that can coordinate everything you do with the government. Get a job, get your payment, pay a fine (we are done with taxes). Why tax a good billionaire when you can fine the bad billionaire with the good billionaire's help? We all should be billionaires one day. That's the goal. Duh. Plus all the normal amazon stuff. Lots of great features. The access inside your home and the data rights entitle a dividend paid to the user. Probably want to update the hardware every couple of years. Booming economy. I've joked you just stuff the CIA in Alexa and ask them to get stuff done within the government for us, like a social services guardian angel and robot helper. Or like order us a ride. Silly stuff. But stuff that builds up a rapport without just holding people down with taxes.

Amazon Logistics System

This is a subset of the above AI. The idea is to leverage the amazon AI delivery system to handle deliveries. Other retailers could obviously be sold through it. Or... an easier way to look at it... all goods are in one database that is open-sourced, then prices can be matched with perfect supply and demand. You clearly see locations and owners... 1:1 with the good. You could even split the bid. Microsoft could do the data. Amazon could do the consumer buying platform. Apple, Sony, and Samsung could do the hardware. Google could do the internet trafficking. The government agrees on the design.

Google or Apple Smart Health Kiosk and dividend.

Originally I designed this in mind with a handheld device, like a phone. But a kiosk works too. The amazon device could do this too but I share the love to prove a point. Another easy partnership is buying health devices with guidelines and giving them to the consumer. Scales, blood exams, endoscopes, otoscopes, etc. And having them all interface with a single, Health and Human Services Designed Health Kiosk. In your home. Your watch connects to it for activity. You let it prick your finger once a month. It analyzes blood. Takes your weight. Your height. It helps you set up health appointments with doctors. So by the time you see the expert doctor, they've got plenty of time for a real conversation. Ideally, mental health is taught and preached more with MDs. The hospital becomes a shopping mall for more advanced procedures. The doctor is the logic designed in your kiosk. The expert is the professional you see when you want to. Their time freed up from data entry. The kiosk already knows everything they need. Oracle could do this if they had any decent leadership.

Apple Watch Sensor NSA surveillance and dividend.

How about this one. Agree to have a camera on your body in return for a dividend. Just to make sure no one is taking over the country. And you can take it off when you take a shower or make sweet, sweet love. Government paid for. Government dividend.

Apple Safe and Wallet + Government

Think of Apple technology. In a money safe. And in a wallet. Maybe it holds power, too. For the electron-money idea. Decentralize the monetary system by sticking cash in people's homes. Pay people interest for keeping money in a certified safe. Always need government to create money. Private business usually has the cool ideas. Maybe even print money inside the printer, from the government, each day. Through the internet. Something we didn't have in 1800. With a standardized, tamper-proof chip, it's impregnable from hacking, other than disabling. Which is what the big banks are for, just in case. Then that wallet (or watch) or whatever can also serve as your stable coin. Attached to your social security number, employment ID, etc. And combines all of your Usernames and IDs into ONE Stablecoin Wallet. At least the ones you want on it. And that's your bank account, social security number, Government ID number, etc. And it's in a hard device that's government insured. Lose it? Someone steals your money? FDIC insured. You get it back. It connects to the internet at set (or random) times during the day to update the blockchain. That wallet stablecoin can hold hard cash, convert it to digital (in the safe), or just hold digital cash. And is insured by your government. You wont get free insurance from the capitalistic world. You need the money creators. And you empower the money creators for what they're good at. Making money. And there's ways of doing it without wars. Free money. For being a good citizen. Just be a good citizen.

Government Health Insurance Company

Just buy one. Fund it. Give it away. Connect it to one consumer platform that can connect to something like Apple Health and an EMR on the most recent FHIR and HL7 standards. Make it an app that can absorb health device data. Record the data. Triage. I tried to do this in the private market and they moved me off of healthcare. lol.

All insurance

Buy an insurance company in everything. Hire tons of people at a good salary. Fund it. Give it away. Set the market. Do it in every nation. Auto, home, property, life, crop, health, you name it. Put all the data in a single database. (Redundant obviously). But where you can access all the data. Make it future-proof like an actuary table and government funding. Like an algorithm. Anything that comes out in the world gets insured in some way. New sofa company? Sofa needs an insurance. And that insurance is this government-company entity. And then the government insurance company buys a stake in every company that it insures and turns everything into a manufacturers warranty provided by "The Insurance Company", a government-related entity. And it's just always funded enough to keep the doors open and everything insured for a few years. Which requires owning some corporations and private stakes. This will keep everything affordable over time. If you have to be able to replace it, it's manufactured a certain way. Either hard to break or easily replaced. Every company in the world would be in favor of this. You mean if our shit breaks, you'll pay for a second one in rising our stock price or investing in us and we just make another one? Sure.

A retail bank

Again. Just buy one. Bank of America seems to make sense. Offer people cheap loans. Hire people. Keep the doors open. Algorithm it to work. Vote on the algorithm. "Stays open. Ensures people have money to live. Hires lots of people if employment is an issue in the geography. Always offer a 0% loan to those living on minimum income for living or business. That isn't due until a greater income is shown for more than 12 months." Something like that. This goes well if you just start hiring people to charge their batteries with solar. The power goes to the bank. The bank communicates with the government. So then, at minimum, everyone is hired to charge their stuff with environmentally-friendly energy. With a 0% loan? Enough to cover extra living expenses and business capital expenses. All money should be covered with a safety net from a bank and a government (of all things). Should encourage the bank to help get people jobs, too. To get them paying back loans.

Solar Grid and Chip Sensor and dividend.

This one's much needed. Basically buy and manufacture every large battery you can. Win the energy battle with large, renewable batteries. Pay people to store, monitor, and use them. Hook them together through the grid. Standardize a chip on them. Maybe one day we can float cars above them like magnets.

Molecular logistics through interstates with engine companies. With dividend.

This gets into rocket science and some atomic-level theory. Basically the idea is if we can accelerate particles to super high speeds in a collider, we can send things in high speed through the air. Even if not as fast. Think using high-powered devices to move energy and commodities. Here's the idea: Basically get the government to pay for super (electric) engines that can move things through the air with their electromagnetism. We could fix the energy problem and environmental problems with one move (combined with the solar grid). The owners and operators of the cars would receive a dividend for anything used to traverse along its grid. It could move things from gas chamber to gas chamber, essentially. But it would be designed for food-grade storage. So basically food locker to food locker. And then if we replace the gas tank, we continue to move energy through that. The government pays for them for us. Every 5 years. The economy would hum forever. And we get paid for driving.

Telecoms and Real-Estate

This is an interesting idea. The idea is to IP-Lock every place of living in the world with, basically, a modem. We're basically there already. And then we put all of those in one database along with all of the real-estate prices, terms, etc. Then you set a minimum level of value across the world. Say no place of residence is worth less than 10,000 USD 2026 Dollars (Or a billion lbs of soil moved a mile... or whatever). Then you can end homelessness with supply and demand and public-private partnership economic activity. Basically buy all the cheap stuff with government and give it to people to maintain. Then you set that IP Address and REAL Address Database as the primary registry of real estate value. The other thing you can do is fix immigration. If every citizen is known at what IP address (by their phone) then you can make immigration agreements and know where your citizens are. Again, you must standardize the hardware and software though. Otherwise it'll get arbitraged and will be too difficult to audit.

Wal-Mart.Gov / USA Goods

Think about this one. Buy the warehousing and logistics arm of Wal-Mart. Just start buying their trucks and warehouses for them. Move everything you'd ever need. Hire people anywhere. Feed people anywhere. Fund more trucks. Fund more food warehouses. Fund more technology. Open a section in every wal-mart where you can get free food. Fruits, vegetables, bread, milk, eggs, environmentally friendly proteins, peanut butter, butter, water bottles, vitamins and minerals, or a local alternative food.

Johnson & Johnson . Gov

Do the same thing with J&J. Offer a free alternative to any health related drug. Offer free toiletries. Just buy the inventory and give it away. Fund it. Print it. Set an algorithm. Fund an R&D in conjunction with the local health authority for "improving life". Make cool stuff. Hire people to buy and try stuff. Set the market.

Pharmacy + Dispensary Network .Gov

Buy a big retail pharmacy chain. Organize with the marijuana dispensary network. FDA regulate and certify a marijuana line and a retail pharmacy chain. Decriminalize drugs with new FDA regulated dispensary networks. Organize vaccine schedules around an owned supply chain. Beat cartels by being better dealers with safer products.

Self-Driving Cars

Organize the Self-Driving car AI under the AI governance team we put together. Use newly government procured GM (and respective reciprocating national-government companies) to adopt a government auto-car. Organize that globally. Create a standard and a protocol that is funded and localized with appropriate systems. You'll want encryption keys to be localized. Organize a robotics foundation that works with the government to update logistics and transit systems with the best public-works project ideas in each geography. Lump consumer AI applications, self-driving cars, consumer robotics, etc. all in this one foundation. Create an economy. Fund it. Algorithm it: Do no harm. Don't be evil. Protect Humanity and Life. Make life happier. Protect the environment. They get the most updated AI from the grander AI  council. The one that's like the nuclear council.

Battery Chip Central Bank

This is one I consulted on a little bit. Think of money, instead of dollars, as electrons... in a verified battery. The idea is if you can plug a solar panel into a power outlet, the outlet should be paying the panel. Or if we put a solar panel on a cell phone and it could generate more power than it could consume, we could run the world on electricity one day. Just by keeping phones up to date and charged. The daytime power would power the nighttime. The grid would sync. Electrons would be set to a standard... and that standard could be used as money. So if you're phone is 100% charge, you've got 100% money for the day. It likely need two %s at the beginning until the solar panel catches up. Then whatever power you collect is added to the grid and reset in the evening. The key part is that the battery and microchip must all be the same. So it requires private-public partnership. Government paid for. We'll be making money by charging our phones, so who cares. The government will be able to pay off its debt in no time.  At their level, it would probably take a robot with full battery charge. Just in cold storage as a medium of power. Instead of Fort Knox, it's Fort Robot. And they hold shit tons of mechanical and electrical power. It's like keeping battery slaves. You can always build back with a bunch of battery slaves. The electron money and solar chip idea works well here, too. You can store money in the people's homes, literally, with batteries that hold value. And serve as a backbone of infrastructure to your society. With a standard chip, you can read the grid across a nation and keep power perfectly distributed and people paid for keeping the grid working and powered. The government and private business always survives because it's imperative to the maintenance of the electron money system. How can I receive my money via charge in the morning without rich companies and governments hiring smart people?

Consumer-Industry Kits

This idea is the government coming in and organizing all the biggest industries. The big ones, little ones, etc. All the big industry leaders. Then they ask them to build things for the public to do. So like kit businesses. Think of like John Deere mailing you seed, tools, and equipment for a row or 2 of a crop in a person's backyards. Or Ford sub-franchising robotic arms that can build and repair cars in peoples garages. Or Dell mailing people computer parts to build robots and interfaces. Or State Farm sending people some numbers to tie out. Anything. Someone's got to offer everyone something to do. And the government will pay for it. It just needs to be fun or productive.

Google Ecosystem and Government Software

This one I thought would be smart. Partner with Google to use their software platform and adopt their engineering workforce as leaders in the nation. So like a Google cloud, google docs, google phone, android, and all the google software. They don't really sell it anyways. So it's a natural pick. Then you leverage google platforms to keep a free software platform out there, for the public, and also monitor the data and networking, plus get a consumer fiber network. And you get a TV platform... you literally get all the software you could need. Plus big data engineering. They control the most data and are mostly free software platforms, google is an easy pick. Pay for it and pay people for their data. And pay yourselves for being in a Google and Government partnership.

Government-Owned GM

Government pays for GM. Operates GM. Pays itself to make cars. Gives away cars. Pays itself more. Gives away more. It's all going robotic, anyways, so you need to have a low cost option. Why not just buy a whole supply chain?

Government-Owned Real Estate

Why don't we vote on the amount of real estate needed to end homelessness? The government buys it. And homes people.

Cisco / Netgear / Intel and Modem Company + Government

Get a modem standard out there that controls all data in/out of each modem. Updated with watch pings and the registry of IPs and real estate.

NVIDIA, IBM, MIT, ChatGPT and others + Government Agency on AI

"United Humans"

Always keeping the most up to date and powerful commercial AI across the world. Serving as the benchmark. Also organizing the best defense and offense AI capabilities. Essentially serving as the Nuclear council on AI. Within each nation and feeding up to a global one. Which should be the United Humans. If done right, you could organize AI to only empower and gay (in the sense of happy) the world. More serotonine. More dopamine. More happy chemicals. More smiles. More positive feedback. Happify needs to be a word.

The government and media absorbing the defense contractors. Organizes it into a single leadership that is more transparent and can be penalized and fired. A large hedge fund that can be held accountable. Each nation does the same. All money flows through the hedge fund. In and out to the defense contractors. Anything that is designed to kill, maim, torture, or psychologically manipulate. The pinnacle of defense contracting is to work at these hedge funds. It hurts to lose your job. Honor is paramount.

A lot of this is building a system around the cell phone. So most of these things can be replaced with other software. But the hardware is what is most important. And the idea. And ideas matter.

This whole private-public design I thought of could hold together a world forever. Just keep up the Standards, SOC codes, audits, logic verifications, etc. And don't take away peoples rights and freedoms unless they're taking away rights of others. And just keep updating the baseline technology - a video kiosk. A modem. A watch. The minimum. That economy alone, just paid for and produced by government related entities and given to citizens and homes, could keep a nation together. Including the electric and logistics systems.

You could amendment the ideas and a bill of rights. It'd be better.

-Hunter

My Philosophy on Life

First - I just want to say I don't ever intend to be rude or mean. I think that's a good thing for everyone to try to do. Sometimes the truth is funny as it is.

I developed a few ways of getting through life. As a child it was, be good at sport, get good grades. Get good at telling jokes or have hobbies. I was also alone a lot. The age gaps between me and my siblings meant quite different schedules. And I was the middle child. So I got good at being alone or getting out of the house and spending time with friends. It's easy when you're young though. There are clear goals. Grades. Scoreboards. Records. My college system was horrible. Learn everything. Take test. Sometimes it was nearly impossible. Eventually I learned marginal decision making. So I started applying that. Basically, how healthy short-term, and long-term will this decision make me in the future. And if you narrow that down to every decision in your day... it ends up with a pretty healthy lifestyle. So my days consisted of no sugar, tons of exercise, tons of school, shopping for food, eating, an hour to myself, sleep. It's pretty good and still allows for recreation, which is important in life, but should be accounted for in a schedule when you're at your busiest.

Most jobs are similar to school. So they're a lot simpler than people expect. Do this. Do that. Repeat. See you tomorrow. Life is where it gets hard. And my childhood didn't do a very good job at teaching this. So when "being healthy" gets super difficult. Like in my 20s. I got sick quite a few times and also developed this insatiable craving for carbs. I got mine in cereal and beer. It's like they GMO'd the wheat seed with marketing tactics. Anyways, it made me even sicker until I eventually got off the gluten altogether. That came out of my next core philosophy and change: be brutally honest with yourself. I had severe emotional issues in my earlier years. Depression and anxiety mainly. But the problem was I wasn't able to be honest with myself about why I had these depressive and anxious traits. I'd self sabotage and isolate when I didn't know how to respond. The idea came from the movies "Yes Man" and "Liar Liar", two of my favorite movies and two of Jim Carry's bests. It started with myself but I also eventually called just about every friend I've ever had and tried to restart old friendships with brutal honesty. There were lots of conversations about how guilty I felt for not being able to be a better friend. Eventually that worked with the diet, too. I ditched the Gluten-Free stereotype floating around (that gluten free people are annoying) and actually did an elimination diet. I did my research. I talked to my doctor. I did it 100%. It was a definite issue. Getting off of wheat was harder than getting off of sugar, for me. Probably nicotine, too. Which I've quit multiple times. Wheat was worse. It was soo hard. The beer cravings. Or donut cravings. Or sandwich cravings. The first time I noticed an issue was when I went to Chicago. I didn't have time in my schedule to workout. I used to workout everyday. I ate PotBellys, Chicago Style Pizza, Beer, etc. every day. I gained 25 lbs and weighed more than I have in my entire life. And that was like 17 years ago. Wine helped. Seltzers helped. Gluten free bread helped. Eventually marijuana got legalized and it was pretty easy. Not that I wouldn't eat sugar. Kansas City, where I was an adult by this point, is a city that drinks a lot. It just is. There's not mountains or lakes. There's sports and tailgating and gambling and drinking and churches. It's a great spot if you've got some money or a good job. If you don't, the mountains and beaches are much better. I gambled homelessness trying to get a better job and life for me and my family at a time. That, too, was part of my healthy marginal decision making. It halfway backfired by getting all my money spent or stolen, but I'm also still alive.

Another thing I picked up in college was getting everything to balance. I went to school to become an auditor of accounts. This was the premise to the philosophy. So If my life and 'collection of decisions' were to model accounts, how would I fill them? That was my philosophy. Life was a collection of decisions. I usually explain it as "Ratios", because in marginal decision-making, it looks like weighted ratios. So if the environment is set to 5%, the world 5%, my government 5%, my extended family 5%, my friends 5%, my finances 5%, my heirs 25%, myself 25%, my family 10%, my girlfriend 10%... then I would weigh things based off of that ratio of factors. It usually meant I'd maybe spend more money or pay more taxes than otherwise, but I could be happy. And a happy me, was better for everyone. Those, by the way, are roughly what I using. I put the partner one way too high for a long time, too. Eventually with a spouse the myself and wife, in my mind, would become the same ratio. Not everyone thinks like that though.

Back to the original accounts idea. In my mind, I'd always assumed I'd work a corporate life and make a bunch of money and retire and do things in charity or politics. That's what my plan was. So over the course of time, it would be loaded in my 30s and 40s with making good money, then making steady money the rest of the time and doing something more fun and charitable. So as a system of accounts, over time, it looks pretty good. Education, money, charity. It's been harder in real life. It seems that money is nationalized and global business becomes a tool of war instead of trade. And making money as an individual requires globalization, which then takes you overseas and starts the desire to nationalize. When you could just allow easy domestic money in each nation. That's what a lot of my work is now. Preaching about how money can be used for good but that it's being used for evil too much. And that the system is inherently riddled with envy and lust. Easy money fixes that. It's that, "I'll suck his dick for a million bucks" philosophy that makes it so weird. If a million dollars was a lot easier to make for everyone, less weird stuff happens because they "don't have to suck that guys dick". It's a crude but good analogy that guys have really said in locker rooms near you. Everything inherently becomes a pissing competition because of some people's childhood memories of mommy and daddy not having enough... which isn't their fault. It's the monetary system. Jobs, money, jobs and money, just money no jobs, all of these should be options. Educate your kids. Have less than 3, ideally. No more free money for more than 2. Put all of the needed work on ONE WEBSITE. ALL JOBS. ONE WEBSITE. THAT'S OFFICIAL RECORD. ITS NOT THAT HARD. Make sure all the jobs are filled. If they are and people still need jobs... vote for more subsidized jobs. Encourage private business. Etc. Etc. Automate everything you can but make sure that jobs site stays updated and everyone that wants something to do, has something to do, for a higher income. And whatever you automate, make sure there is a human job for it 1:1. Even if unfilled. I was always suggesting the government just buys LinkedIn and forces everyone to use it. We already do anyways. Then everything on LinkedIn is legal record jobs and if it's found to be false, it's illegal. You could manage it all like how Wikipedia editors work. Or database managers. It's basically data validation. The jobs have to be real as well. Sign 1-5 year contracts and renegotiate every year for best results.

-Hunter

War

War is simple. It's a disagreement. A very large disagreement. And it's a system. For keeping the world spinning. Money printing. New inventions made. New ideas conjured. New powers accumulated. And it's usually fought by people who want to fight someone. You can see how things end up escalating and how it never ends. By the end of it you're making people who want to fight so you can go fight them against other people's fighters until all the fighting is done and the power settles back into the place whomever directed the fighting in the first place, wants it to be.

My view on it? War needs to be gamified. There needs to be organizations devoted purely to the competition between National interests. Producing the abilities and technologies that war would have done previously. Billion-dollar paint-ball kinda thing. Except it's a lot more life-like. And spans across fighting into telecommunications, sports, consumer products, etc. etc. And there needs to be a fighting ring. Where you can settle things with all your tough guys. Sudan maybe. Or Siberia. Set up a base camp, each, and get 30 days before the fighting begins. Like real command and conquer. No heinous stuff. Just when one nation wants to expand a border or something. You settle it in the octagon. Nothing atmospheric. Mostly Rainbow Six Siege gear from your given nation. Maybe do battles with paratroopers flying in like COD Warzone. It would be way cooler.

-Hunter

Politics

Gosh. It's nearly impossible to say. Normally in wars, there's reporters out in the field and you see guys running around with guns and stuff. That happened some at the beginning. But not in years. No idea what's going on in Ukraine or Iran. Anything I see on the the TV, recently, is clearly generated content. So it's very unlikely any of it's real. But it does make for distraction.

The optics of it are that they are in the process of dismantling the federal government. Which is the USA. So it's kind of bad. And the expectation is we will build it back better. So glass half-full, we have the opportunity to do new, big things. Glass-half empty, we're caught with out pants down if attacked. So then the question is: whose determining that new system? Is it you? Is it me?

Ohhh politics. What a fascinating word. Poly is in there, indirectly. Meaning many. Tics is in there. Like a blood sucker. So it's almost like you are a two-faced blood sucker if you go the politician route. And that's harsh. I'm mostly kidding but it is a fascinating word. The internet says it's due to the Greek word for city and citizen (by the way). First, let me give my slight, but historically heavy breakdown of my knowledge on politics. Up until 2014, I knew the presidents, I knew some local senators, I knew how government worked with AP Government and college courses... but otherwise, I knew nothing. I never voted, I couldn't tell you most senators names. This was all about to change. I started listening to some politics podcasts, watched CNN and Fox and MSNBC (I try to see what everyone says). I try to be unbiased. I grew up in a conservative household in middle-America and my dad was always open about never voting for a Democrat, except for Bill, once. So I assumed I was conservative, which was republican, if someone were to have asked me when I was 18. Knowing nothing. As a thinking adult, by 19 or 20, a couple years on my own, I was more into personalities. So if you seemed like a trustworthy person that could interact with people well, you were okay in my mind. And Obama had that. He could talk well. He had personality. A swagger. He was cool. I see why people didn't like him (for many of those same reasons)... and sometimes that is racist. Sometimes it's just jealousy though. It's not easy to make it in the world. Anyways, by this point I'm whatever. I know what I don't know and go with what I do - whether I like a guy or not. Romney seemed good. McCain seemed good. Definitely strong candidates that would have done a good job. George was shaky but I liked him. Real shaky to be honest. But he wanted to do the right thing, you could tell that, so he was hard not to like. 

This is an important thing. I remember the Bush election. Baby Bush. I was 11 or 12. My parents were talking about it incessantly and voted by mail from Australia, while we were living there. We were watching the vote on the TV. I saw Gore concede. All of that. Saw the fact they brought it back up. All of it. Quite closely because my parents were so competitive about it. My mom wanting Gore and my dad wanting George. Watching the documentaries on that thing as an adult, holy shit. That was the insurrection. We're bitching and complaining now, but that thing was crazy. They should have done another whole vote. So the guy concedes... because every TV channel is projecting a Gore loss. Fox starts it but they all jump in. Just like WMD reporting. So they pressure him to make an announcement. He does. The TV later says whoopsie. Gore actually wins. The thing goes to the supreme court and the supreme court rules George is president because he's a king... I mean because Gore said the words: "I concede". So I see these documentaries, and I'm like okay. And this isn't 47 mules stuff (of which there is validity to but they don't say anything about it). This is like hard-hitting journalism on HBO and CBS and outlets like that. This is weird. I'm thinking, okay so they made a crooked looking call but the world's not on fire unless you're in the middle-east. I think there was a conservative majority in the SC, too, by the way. Looked it up. Hasn't been a liberal majority since 1969. Makes a lot of sense. Too much love and peace in the air. That was the consistent thing I found in my research. Something foreign took over the country. Specifically, the conservative party. And it was evidently a Nazi Communist Marxist regime that baited people with foreign money until the church was taken over and the political party was only looking out for the rich, whether they were foreign or domestic. And with the policies they've pushed for 20+ years, it's clearly all foreign. The vast majority. Or estates that have land overseas. I could tell this just by watching the rhetoric since Trump started running. The shear amount of flabbergasted faces from both sides. And I'd listen to the rhetoric. Then, probably for 2 years, from 2014-2016, I did all the research on Trump. I pretty much know his whole background. It's not good. It's not good at all. The FBI profile they probably had on the guy in 2013  would have been something like: Severely anxious man with little or no real friends. Picked on in private school and his father was abusive towards him emotionally. People-pleasing with billionaire class got him in trouble with money many times. Multiple bankruptcies. Basically broke but owned overseas by German private bank. On last year of owing no taxes due to Taj Mahal bankruptcy and $8B Loss. Family is involved with the New York mob. Daughter is married to a felon's kid. Dad earned money building homes for WW2 vets. It's like the backstory for a Bond villain. But a lot of people didn't know that. And the insults worked. Blaming immigrants always works seemingly. And all that opened my eyes up to politics. I learned more about Obama and Bush and crew more later. I know most of the presidents well since about FDR. Plus the founding fathers and Lincoln a couple other big ones. Obama seemed random. Like he fell out of sky somewhere. There's just not much on him until boom, he's a senator. Otherwise it's humble, overseas-centric, and hardworking. People get upset at the overseas part. Which I get to an extent... but we need some better leaders altogether if you're gonna make that argument.

I didn't vote in 2016. I was in a state where it didn't really matter. The Comey thing was insane. It was the Fox News loss report all over again. But from within the government. There was like distinct precedent to not open a new investigation over a politician within like a year or so of an election. At least not publicly. And he does it 2 weeks before the election. Over what amounted to nothing. A private server? It wasn't that big of a deal. It's like having using a personal laptop instead of the government one. For a politician post-water-gate, not that dumb.

So by this point I'm like 26 years old and am realizing that I'm living in a failed state. But at least the corporate money was still there. Now there's not even that. They're going full-boar on AI and that's going to cut out every high-earner in the world and we're all going to be stock holders. Worthless stocks with no cash. We'll have to take out loans every time we want to do something. Joy. Oh wait that's just the conservative system. And I say conservative, only from the sense that it hasn't changed in a long ass time. The progressives use the same thing. Obviously. We all do.

I barely know what they run for anymore. What I could tell, with a pretty analytical eye... was that about a 10th of them think they can make a difference. And maybe they can. But that's the reason they get into it. Then the rest are because it's family or career. The art of it isn't in talking. The art is in what isn't said. What culpability can't be attributed to a word, or a phrase, etc. So eventually... they say nothing. Some talking points and approved verbiage from the party leader. Otherwise nothing. Other than what they're experts at. Which some are experts at certain things. Banking or medical science for example. Both of which have real issues.

There's been a few fireballers for sure. MTG was for sure. She was saying all sorts of crazy stuff. But it had meaning for a lot of people. Gingrich kind of started that, from what I learned. Just poking at Bill for the BJ thing and harping on others. The money though. It had to be foreign money. Eventually. Remember, the thing that got taken over first, was the Church. Prior to the 60s there were more pro-choice republicans and pro-life democrats. A good mix. Then the church just went political in the 60s with Billy Graham. He had to have been getting paid overseas to say that stuff. Basically pushing republicans for all church people. And he was on the Radio. That was the other thing. The changers always pop up around a media thing. FDR and Harry in movie theaters and radio and tv.  Mussolini and Radio. Benjamin Franklin and the printing press. JFK and TV. Billy Graham and Radio. Trump on Social Media, you could argue. There's always a big medium that someone is good at. And I want to remind people that the Church gets MADE political. The idea is the opposite - Church/Temple/Whatever helps ensure sociability, ethics, belief, and community. And foreign money is always the culprit. ESPECIALLY in a debt-based, capitalistic system where you seek the cheapest, easiest money. You can make the debt-based system work. You just need a mechanism for forgiving ones' own debt that is easy to enact. You're never going to extract more money out of the populace when eventually they, too, must come paying down debt since that's the only access to cash. Companies and individuals can make plenty of money. But at some point, the government (without another revenue source) is always going to go defunct if it's issuing debt to raise cash. They used to make money in Wall Street with stamp derivatives. King George effed that up. The REALITY: asset creation is generated by work. Just like physics. You can't pile up sand into a castle without applying work to the sand. Why not make money creation the product of work? And just set wages and pay from the government. Set your own wages. We can vote on them even. Have banks be the distributors. So the money is still going from Treasury > Mint > Fed Reserve > Institutional Bank > Regional Bank > Local Bank > Citizen. But instead of being debt, it's wealth creation. And you, as the government, can destroy it with new treasury bills bearing interest or by retiring people's savings until they're needed (like a fixed ponzi scheme). It's like we work for the Treasury instead of the other way around. Even the President, Supreme Court, Senators, Congressman, etc. all seems to bow to the Treasury. It makes 0 sense. Just change the system. It's dumb and outdated.

I should talk about the liberal side too. The conservative side was split between people trying and people acting. Same with the liberals. It wasn't as bad though. There problem is that they always lose. For whatever reason. They always lose. Way too often when they should win. They fricking lose. A lot of that I think is gerrymandering. I think the other aspect is that they don't have many fighters. They naturally don't like fighting. So they just don't have a lot that are as willing to go as far as the right does. Until it gets to the point it's no longer political, then I think the right folds and militaries split. So yeah, that's been the lefts problem. Is they just don't fight. They'll complain as much as the next guy. But they won't fight for anything anymore. They're all so much weaker these days than i think they were in the past. Probably malnutrition. At minimum. It's hard to stay healthy. They shouldn't be losing. And I don't mean going like full anarchist crazy Jihadist or anything, I just mean like voting for social security, women's rights, higher wages, and privacy rights. I've got a more robust idealism, but that's all I figured people really wanted. That shit keeps losing though. And it makes no sense. So yeah they lose some how. Not sure. We keep voting to make billionaires and corporations richer. That's all the republicans have really done since Donald Trump took over. Literally that's it. He's like a corporate creation by billionaires and corporations to gobble up everyone's money and control the world. It wasn't like this before. Reagan was all trying to unite the nation and whatnot. King George even tried with the WTC and war. Old-school, but still a school. Not that he did the WTC. That was probably his DAD. Just kidding. But probably. Two terms is pretty valuable. That second term is priceless. Plus all that baggage of not getting a second term... and not making it to Saddam. Plus all that oil money would skyrocket. And I'm just watching this shit on TV. Thinking, wtf? Where's my money? How many good people must have died for that second term? First term maybe. All of them? It's hard to say. It was a slippery slope. Not that it was George's fault. But the scandal around it. It was, frankly, embarrassing. A guy got shot on a hunting trip. It was a crazy presidency. Super fun history though. Idk. The left have been trying to just feed us to communists so we're all more left... which is arguably worse. But that's just out of a lack of any other options. Which has led to this military-industrial complex spinning violently and running a course of technological stand-off over AI and compute between the east and the west. It's super boring for the rest of us.

The conservative thing should be easy. You're power is in the constitution and the bill of rights. Separation of church and state. Etc. Add more to it. Get more rights. More powers for business or church or some other community center. The world's a different place, our founding fathers would have written it differently today. More technology. More communication. More transportation. More walls and buildings. Imagine if Benjamin Franklin had to deal with a printing press not needing him anymore to print content. It's no longer his genius. It might sound like him though. They'd have written something about that. If they ran it like it's supposed to be run, it's pretty sweet.

 If you look back into history... and, personally, I always look back at history and see what happened. Everyone wanted George Washington to stay in charge longer. They loved him. He said parties were bad. They then still did it. There were federalists and whigs and democratic-republicans and all sorts of parties. In business, it works great. When we had to create a secure system for exchanging healthcare data we made a cooperation company between a few large corporations. A 3rd party, at minimum, would be advisable to bridge the gap between the two parties.

Human party.

I've proposed a number of solutions. You can't do it without government though. Even if you privatize stuff, you want to empower them with government somehow. You could even get this oligarchy to work for humanity with the right leadership. As I've mentioned before, I think the easiest way is to add to the bill of rights with constitutional amendments. And include new monetary policy in an amendment. Money creation stipends (like a UBI for specific uses) isn't a bad way to start for money creation. You could guarantee income on top. Which would be important... even if you lose a job, you don't lose your salary... kind of thing. With a high minimum wage. You could also do it, privately, with high employment. Employ everyone and keep cranking up the debt. Or right an amendment to forgive debt. Who cares. Or let it go up. Who cares. Nationalize a bank. Privatize a Treasury. Try something. Sign a fake deal with Mars for all I care.  "This just in: Mars agrees to buy American Debt". Thanks Mars! Or "God decided to forgive our debt". Yay! I bet you could get liberals to vote for you on that platform. Just have an answer that works when smart people ask. And if you get enough people voting for "God's Amendment" that includes all the stuff you want, go for it. And then everyone could unite under God that's also an amendment to the constitution that includes higher wages and minimum incomes and social securities and healthcare and insurance and children's rights and privacy and dating rights and digital and AI rights new monetary creation system for consumers.

Human Party

To be fair - it happened globally.

Pain - 9/30

This is a weird blog post. But interesting. Pain is relative. They teach that in medical school: "everyone's pain-tolerance is different" so we use a scale of 1-10 to determine what an individual's pain threshold. So that means you could be born with a pain level of, say, 5 and just think that's normal life. That was me. I was born with... gosh, idk, probably a chronic pain level of about 3 as the lowest. From infantile scoliosis, dozens of child surgeries and issues, arthritis, familial issues, societal issues, etc. Imagine a society where everyone has different pain levels at birth. Because the reality is, pain isn't subjective. It's tolerated or not. And it's not necessary either. Think about that.

I finally felt what it was like to have a pain level between 0 and 2 when I was about 29. It was like the first time living. Just touching zero. No anxiety. No pain. No tiredness. No sense of insecurity. No sense of abandonment. No broken bones or ligaments going unaided. It was literally like the greatest revelation, epiphany you could ever have. That happiness is possible because pain is a temporary state. Imagine having that, for the first real time, other than fleeting moments (or 'highs'), you feel like life is worth living. Like you want to live forever. And it was completely generated by science and western medicine. Some of the products would come from the East, but the Western way works if you avoid the pharmaceuticals or get them perfect.

-Hunter

My Story and Understanding - 9/30

So I'm writing an autobiography and like word vomit of all the most interesting things I've discovered in my life. The final version obviously wouldn't be like this. I'd need a real writer for that probably. But it's pretty interesting. Go to the Files Tab to take a peek.

It's not meant to be perfect. It's human. It's rough. It's jagged. It's straight from the heart. And a work in progress.

https://www.hllcenter.com/files

-Hunter

The Other AI - 9/27

This is the side of AI that I didn't fully understand until it hit me square in the face. I contemplated it a lot. I even worked with it. I was just so stuck in my own head and life to understand the risks. Non-Consumer Artificial Intelligence. We've witnessed internet search algorithms, Siri, ChatGPT, Bard, Gemini, Grok, and whatever else is out there now. These are all based around selling you, the consumer, something. And they're super powerful. You can solve most of the world's problems, at least from a perspective, with just one of them.

In my career, I've worked in programming, software, and enterprise databases. If you look at it... and really, this goes back to the Alphabet and Numerical systems... so thousands of years ago. But all of these are code to make life easier. We make symbols of letters to depict the words that come out of our mouths. We chisel Roman numerals on a tablet because we want to remember how many bushels of corn we've taxed. We write script that tells a device what to do. We write more script to tell the device how to think. We write more script to tell an internet how to behave. We write more script that tells what the industrial complex is to manufacture. In my job specifically, we would write script to save blood information in binary code. And then move that (as well as other specimens) around and keep it in a digital health record. We would write script to automate recording a specimen entry in multiple places (with cloud, everywhere connected to that cloud instance). We would write script to pull relevant database information on medical diagnoses so patients could see what was wrong with them. We would write script to locate where the IV pumps were laying around the hospital. We would write scripts that automated billing processes. Literally everything we did was a form of artificial intelligence. It just required an authorized personnel confirming something in-between steps. But you could even automate that. Which is where we are today. We are scripting the way doctors and nurses think. The way financiers think. The way programmers think. To replace those positions in real life. And, probably, to set up new bank runs and poverty attacks by replacing labor with robots. But on the bright side, it can be efficient and take work off our hands. WE just need to remain in control and have to have something to do.

Now imagine what non-consumer-grade AI companies have been doing... for the past 5, 10, 20, 50, even 100 or 200 years. The agencies. The militaries. The secret organizations. The cartels. That's the part I ignored for the longest time. That's what we have all run into. And they're so old that it's hard to relate. 

-Hunter

Unabashedly Myself - 9/27

This is the hardest thing in my life, probably. Since I came out of my shell, so to speak... I've waivered between my 'professional' or public self I'd always given off, versus the real me that kind of popped up as I took care of my body, mind, and life a lot better. It's give and take... because if you stick out in a crowd, you're automatically highlighted. And I'm kind of a weird guy. Normal... but I make a point to doing things the way I think they should be done. I dress like I'm on the beach. Because it's comfortable. I sleep naked. Because it feels nice. I play sports like I'm 15. Because I like it. I share my opinions. Because I think it helps. It works for me in life.

It does not help, often, with certain old-fashioned organizations or businesses. It's not bad, it's just not perfect. I've always figured I'd be a lot better off in California or Florida or Europe or Australia or somewhere exotic. I just feel like a big fish in a small pond where I'm at. Where everyone is so stuck in stereotypes, social acceptance, TV modeling, and what their parents approve of or not. Which isn't a big deal. I'm just bored. The business world is just so boring, so often. I always found, though, trying to be two different people was harder than just being yourself all the time. Even if it means fewer promotions because you're not just kissing ass and touting the company message the whole time. Which I'm fine at, as long as I'm happy with what's going on. If it's an unhappy situation and we're not doing good business, I go full-me personality. I'm naturally just trying to make friends and make a good deal for both sides so it works out well. At other times, not taking advantage of an "inferior person" will not get you very far. Business is ruthless most of the time.

So when I found myself in a world where there was very little good business left, I struggled with what to do. The consolidation of industries, the economies of scale being hit, the markets being saturated...  the offshoring... it was really boring. Everything that was left was like experimental and not done very publicly. There's not even Apps left that haven't been tried before. It's like that movie premise saying... every one of them has been tried before. The two areas I saw left was IOT automation and alternative therapies. So I was getting into robotics, linux computers, and AI and automation tech , as well as marijuana dispensaries before the wars started. Asset managers still seem to be okay. Just self-fund as much as possible and be lean. That can even be owning vending machines, laundry machines, pinball machines, storage sheds, apartments, houses, etc. That's the other area I've researched. Drop-shipping is something I got into in High School but it was just me reselling Chinese goods on eBay. That seems to be automated now though so hard to make money without bandwidth and programming. I'd be a good day trader but you need to start with at least probably $500k before that makes any sense. You've got to make heavy bets which requires lots of capital... just to make money to eat and live. I'd considered a Silicon Valley P/E move... but I'd have to get someone better at programming or I'd be too far behind everyone else. And that money seems to all be controlled nowadays. I was going to be an asset manager but I needed a quick big deal to make it work (to keep up with utilities) and had to drop out when that didn't work out. That can work but most wealth already has money managers... so you're begging everyone. Which sucks. I'd be a good agent or promoter. I was going to go into politics before I realized that's kind of a trap.

Anyways, that's why I work subcontract these days. This should be how everyone works. Just have the government be HR.

-Hunter

HLL Club Cover Sheet - 9/27

Here's a link to a file I created in Canva. It's kind of interesting. It's my thoughts on a perfect universe. A design plan, if you will, for where we should take our knowledge next. It's builds on some of what I've written here. There's loads of CoPilot conversations in there, too. To emphasize points. I was on a roll with CoPilot yesterday. Good AI.

https://canva.link/71op1qdmqne3zs0

Also, here's a link to my services. See below the blog post. We can ala carte whatever, but that's what I've put together thus far. I've built and am building professional documents for everything.

And a link to an auto-biography I'm working on. I may never open it again and I put a lot of time into it, so I'm at least posting it here. Love everyone. Just took awhile to get there. And do not like everyone.

-Hunter

Social Systems 2 - 9/24

Two-parter. Fun! So we've got, essentially, a continuance of a WW1 and WW2 argument. The ending or uprising of a monarchy or national state and whether it should be fascist, communist, socialist, and how much democracy and republicanism to add. And really, you could draw it back to the crusades and the older wars fought around the world... and it's a game of ideas around Empires that perspire millennia. The nationalist system is very new. There has never been a time in the world where so much of the planet could vote on certain things. Never. And it's important to retain and believe in your leaders. And it's hard to do that if you can't choose most of them.

Communism. Essentially you're bundling everything up into the state and asking for permission of the state to use or do anything. Generally, historically, if you joined the communist regime then it became immensely easier to live in the society. The key though is that it's centralizing wealth into the government's buildings that are controlled by the government's keychain. Whom may or may not be a good guy or gal. In China it's generally a large party making most of the decisions and Xi is the figurehead of that party. He keeps gaining more and more power by also rounding up political power within the legal system. So with both the legal powers and the party powers, he has a lot of powers.

Socialism. Essentially, you're tying your assets to the people within the domain of the system. So instead of the government controlling your money and your food... it's in your property. Maybe in a garden and grow-house. And a safe with a lock. It can still earn digital interest if you allow a bank to borrow some of it from your safe (digitally). The government would be the same as you and me. Just doing a different function. The grocery would still have food. Just maybe less of it. And it would be cheaper. The government would be doing what the public wants. Which is to keep people free and happy.

Nationalism. Essentially this is doing whatever your nation wants. As a sovereign state you have the right to choose your form of governance. There brand is to tout their geography, beliefs, systems, etc. as the very best. That's how you can get a Hitler out of a National Socialist party. He may have had the best ideas and wanted to prove it. Others maybe didn't like that. That's as likely as true as anything. It was a byproduct of the ideas (maybe) being best that it also was so "Germanic" in brand. That was just how Nationalism worked (and still works). At the same time, nationalizing and regulating banks, industry, and society proved to be an effective means of production. As America was doing in the 1910s and 40s. Just a little different. We still do this a fair bit. It's an easy way to pick a side in a fight... "are you pro America? Or against America?" has got to be a common saying overseas.

Capitalism. Ahhh. Capitalists... They care about one thing. And only one thing. Making money. Literally. That's it. The idea works perfectly fine with regulations and rules around what you can and can't make money on. And those rules and regulations don't get thwarted with corrupt democracies. Otherwise you're going to end up selling people. Which is slavery. And we're supposed to be against that. But hey if a slave has an allowance and can buy my Coca-Cola, hey, I'm making money, as a capitalist, in a closed economy. Gotta love capitalism. If there's a buck, there's a wood to be chucked. They'll sell their own mothers and children if the price is right. Which is why we have anti-human trafficking laws.

Democracy. This is a really loose word. The idea is we vote for stuff and that we all have one and stuff like that. But really we vote for a guy (it's usually a guy) and then that guy goes and makes decisions that may or may not help the people that got him there. And then that happens thousands or 100s of thousands of times (I bet someone could figure out the exact number) and we end up with this weird government we have. Where it's just like chewed loopholes in a government system that was kind of designed to not have that many laws... but now has hundreds of thousands of laws. Each one of those laws, technically, takes away a liberty. Think about that. And we usually don't even choose them. Britain gets referendums. I think other places do too. Anyways... the point is to vote on stuff. And we vote on stupid stuff and paid people talk in circles on TV.

Republicanism. This one's pretty simple. The minority (less than 50%) can't rule over the majority (greater than 50%). So It's like the anti-king system. In a king system, 1 guy rules over the rest. That's way less than 50% and a big-time minority. That's all it is though. You could argue the masses of populations relative to the few number of federal politicians blows this away. Same with communist parties, etc.

Monarchism. This ones fun. The polar opposite of republicanism. There's absolute (oldies) or constitutional (UK and Japan). This one took me awhile because I never cared about the kings and queens stuff. But if you groom them into the hardest curriculums, the toughest schools, tough jobs, hard work, etc... then give them control of stuff... that's better than most systems.  You would just want to agree on what he or she has to go thru for the grooming process.

Dictatorship. This is basically the same as monarchy. You can run it everything from a single person or small council. You could argue that's what happens in China. Definitely in Russia. Again, if they're groomed into what you want. Sure, it probably works pretty good. The world might be interested in how they're groomed though.

Oligarchy. This one's relevant as we're there to some degree. The system of governance is run by a few very wealthy industry leaders. It seems like the world kind of hit this to a certain degree over the 21st century.

Theocracy. This is my favorite. So everyone joins hands over a common belief system. So it's like Greek and Egyptian and Ancient Judaic. The Holy Roman Empire. Christianity. Islam. I try to get people to hold hands around humanity, the planets, and having a good time.

Anarchism. Also fascinating. The absence of a central government altogether. This would be like if the space scientists kept us safe while the rest of us did whatever we wanted, within social guidelines. Just take away lying, theft, abuse, murder, and rape as rights, and I could see it working.

Free Markets (+2026). This is a little different but important none-the-less. The idea that you can buy and sell whatever is demanded, assuming you have the supply. Obviously, there needs to be a few limitations on this. Bombs for example. Maybe don't need to be sold online. Tariffs are anti-free-markets. Embargos are anti-free markets. Price controls are anti-free markets. But the government buying a good and providing it for free isn't really anti-free markets. It's what a government is supposed to do. It will cut out a piece of the economy that would have gone elsewhere. That should be subsidized. In fact, in 2026, almost everything should be subsidized by a government that is working with corporations to produce money that goes to the people. In a form of sovereign fund or universal basic income fund. I've talked about this before, but the wealth centers, producers, logistics, and governments should be paying people to buy and be loyal to their goods and nations. Insurances can just be provided by government subsidy. But not even subsidy. With an amendment, you can just money create like this. A government debit card. Each swipe creates money. Limited to particular uses and quantities of course. It comes in the form of a social security and ID card. It has an offline passcode always reading on it... along with your savings balance. The government creates economy by pumping money into this card for particular things. Cheese need a bump? No problem. Government paid-for cheese. Stocks hurting? No problem. Government paid-for stocks. Just ping a notification and put it on the news. People homeless? No problem. Government paid-for apartments. Need car insurance? No problem. Government paid-for car insurance. Need a mortgage portion covered? No problem. Government paid-for mortgage. Fresh fruit and vegetables? No problem. Government paid-for fruit and veggies. And each swipe creates economy and goes against no debts. And we just vote what's appropriate. Explaining that it'll be easier to buy a mansion when you're 50 if that's the case. It should also mean abiding by human rights laws. If it's the government doing it, you know you should be able to vote to make sure we're free enough. Then dedicate the rest of the government to liberating humanity and protecting the planet as much as possible. While the rest of us get to vote on how what kind of party they want to attend. Then buy and sell cool stuff.

My ideal? I've thought about this a bunch. It's always a combination of things.

A socialized, decentralized trickle-up economy would be nice.

A federated socialized voting system would be pretty nice, too. That idea about a government cash card / social security ID / Stable coin could probably help.

A communized (but open) defense, environmental, and experimental sciences force

A corporately communized and resold real estate. Just straight up buys our stuff when we get old and gives us subsidized cash. The government owns part of it for welfare housing.

Free Market economics for recreation and utility

Democracy for recreation and utility

Anarchy in terms of red-tape and bureaucracy and recreation. Whatever is easiest is usually best. Which is usually small but mighty government. Lots of technology. Online portals. Delivery.

Monarchism for an electoral college... learned experience to eventually getting managerial. I like someone having to go through the grit to learn different walks of life, while being formally educated. If there's a 50/50 call and you think a guy that's got a good perspective can break it? Not bad.

Republicanism for a parallel to some other body (President or King or Emperor or whatever). The thing I worry about this is it gets very "good ole boys" with a few guys at the back of a pool hall. Which means tribal. Democracy gets that way too. Both are inherently splitting people with votes or majority parties. An art is required in defining the difference between any senator or congressman sitting in office for the past 100 years, regardless of party. They're all playing to republican ideals in having a majority matters... even if the minority is right. So it can cannibalize itself. That's my critique of republicanism. And know I'm speaking to the operations of the federal government's senate and congressional bodies. Those are republican ideas to oppose an emperor. So I'm speaking to that side that lives in all of us. Sometimes the minority is right, regardless of how many votes you can get. And that's something we need to be better about.

Nationalized foundations of civilization. Free to it's citizens. The things required to exist in civilization in an area. Usually going to include a place to live, a car, insurances, registrations, licenses, foods, utilities, and water. Why not just put that on a nationalized bank card. Then connect everything with technology and make it efficient and fair. As a nationalized, federal force. Which would make it standardized, and work better.

Liberalism. I didn't talk about this one earlier but I know a fair bit about it. And its important. Generally, more freedom and individuality, is better. Would say a liberalist. They're the kind of hippies of their time but aren't always fun and loving. They're important everywhere. Especially in charge of the most vulnerable populations. Criminal Justice systems. Prison and Jail systems. Hospitals and Healthcare. Health Sciences. Government systems. Corporate power systems. They keep the world a more free place. They should be about everywhere. Especially with the defense capitalist and communist types. They can get a little slavey.

Manufacturing should get more decentralized (think in-home kits) but also more socialized in that the factories pay back the citizens, instead of the other way around. Like the Greenbay Packers, but for industry. This probably needs to be apart of that big federal real estate buy. A second one most likely. Then give it to counties and states to divvy up dividends as part of it's presence. The state pays for it and a state bank owns it but the dividends go to the citizens.

Agriculture. I keep thinking it needs to be more and more socialized. Spread amongst more peoples. More gardens. More vertical farming. And then lean on the big crops needed with more subsidy, including upkeep.

- Hunter

Social Systems 1 - 9/24

Here's a fun one. Social systems. I've studied this one a ton. Evolution documentaries and books are good. The book Sapiens was really good. And Homo Deus. Plus ancient civilization stuff. Invention stuff. World conqueror stuff. And when I say "stuff" I mean books, podcasts, documentaries, biographies, museums, journalism, etc. The 'legitest' stuff. In a nut shell... apes grow up. Spread out over time. Eventually get smart enough to use tools and evolve into all sorts of similar things to us. We always conquer one another though, oddly. And one main one remains. Human being or Homo Sapien (Meaning same thinker). This is the schoolbook version, by the way... I've got theories, too. We eventually figure out fire and the wheel and rope and boats. We go everywhere. Especially along the water ways. We are hunters and gatherers. We hunt when we can't gather and gather when we can't hunt. Nuts, berries, and the occasional deer once fire made it worth-while and keepable. Salt would advance that. And ice further. Now we can air-tight, air-zip, cold-freeze meat for years. Or cook and can it for the same. Now we have ample food so it's hard to imagine, but we really grew up on nuts and plants and berries. Anyways, the meat helped us always stay fed. Then farming came along. And with farming, came the first real concentrations of wealth... if your a Karl Marx fan. Farms would get big and then that would be come the first civilization as there was more food to go around. This happens around the Nile and Mesopotamia, first, to my knowledge. Babylon and Samarian civilizations had the first accounting and modern cities. These concentrations of wealth brought a few things: stability, security, protection, jealousy, and a need for governance. As you can imagine, first it was farm collectives and then collectives of collectives... then a fight takes place and someone is in charge. That person would be a king at the time. It wasn't for thousands of years that we got any sort of philosophy in western society. With plato and aristotle and the gang in Greece. Plus some middle-eastern players. The Egyptians and an emperical system. The Chinese mostly the same. Just broken up and consolidated many times into different kingdoms. They had long feudal times. They also had great philosophers of their own right. The founders of their religions are often really wise individuals that consolidated ancient times' people.

Anyways, we finally get to trying different systems. We have feudalism and an empire and a bunch of kings. Then we get some new systems. A Democracy in Greece (after many kings). A King-Republic in Rome. A senate-run Rome. An empire of Rome. A Roman duopoly. A king-parliament system in Britain.  A bunch of tribes doing dozens of different things in ancient Americas and Africa and Australia. Kings and Queens in Europe doing a bunch of different things. Usually with war consequences. A democratic republic in America. A democratic France, Germany, Russia, and the rest in the early 1900s. Some go Communist. Some go Socialist. Some go fascist. I think they have a hard time not having a leader like a monarch or something. So they tend to go heavily onto one side or another due to the psychology of a party of people. You're much more likely to do shitty stuff with friends at your back than by yourself.

Eventually everyone is either for free market economics or for closed economies. That's a better description than just saying capitalism versus communism... which turns out to be basically the same thing. Both want controlled economies... it's just whether the money goes to the state or to a company.

Let's do a sketch of this. So, capitalism and communism are on the same side... both basically go for war and money... either for the state or for a corporate entity. Who's for free markets? Capitalism doesn't really care if it's included in the closed economies. Communists prefer a closed economy with communists. Liberals would be. Nationalists would be, largely. Socialists would be. Poor countries would want to be. All countries, for the most part would want to be, as a whole, without ideology. I think there's conservative in all of us. And the conservative, if in charge, would be fine with a closed economy. I could do it.

So you've got Capitalists + Communists + Wealthy + War: VERSUS: Socialists + Nationalists + Poor + Peace

Do you know how complicated of a dynamic that is? That's like global civil war. But if you draw it out like this... it's easier to understand. And it comes down to old systems and ruling a geography with a mountain of gold. They're just arguing over how to divvy the mountains. Or if mountains should exist at all. And from a numbers game... the peace side overwhelmingly wins. But they don't fight for a living and it's hard to sway billionaires without this kind of information. So it's always a closer fight than it should be. But if all the billionaires just sided with the nationalists, socialists, poor, and peace... then it's a lot easier. Which is another reason why you need a landing pad for billionaires to remain wealthy.

It's still WW1 and WW2. Just in the 21st century. Pretty wild.

-Hunt Daddy

World Theory - 9/24

This is a newer one. Everyone has imagined different concepts of what's going on beneath the seas. I've got a few. One - the H20 is a plasma-like fluid that retains information and schools of fish and animals talk through it and update it. So a school of fish that moves and behaves like a single organism, is doing that because it's all breathing and excreting the same water. At the biggest level, you've got oceans of intelligence. Below. I see a few things. 1st - the underwater vents and geysers... they're still creating primordial organisms. Same stuff as the beginning of time. Every so often. So we always have a clock back into DNA. Oddly. They get smarter over time. These primordial organisms. And eventually, in my opinion, become the bridge between sea and earth. Water planet to water planet. Secondly, when the pressure gets so intense... and I'm talking the deepest parts of the ocean. Near the trenches. At some point I think the correct materials will collapse into a pinhole and allow travel to far away places at high speeds (like collider-level speeds and sizes of particles). I think this can even happen above ground. Like the infrastructure of a common roadway. The electromagnetism, LED lights, and solar heat. If you could code into that... you create a universe of interstates and fly stuff around at ultra-high speed. I think that's how the hot wheels universe works. And earlier is how the water world works. The sky world is similar. It's more like my previous post. Living in lighter elemental forms than carbon. Stuff too light and thin for us to see. Eventually it gets so light it shoots through space at high-speeds. With light trails to follow... reading tiny temperature differentials and shooting up the laser beam of a far-away star until it needs to take a right... guiding to another beam of star-light... like an interstate of temperature/light differentials and gases emitting from planetary atmospheres at an intelligence level that can interact with other life forms, at times. I don't know that humanity has ever been so aware of these presences. It makes you realize, every thinking organism ever born is connected to an atmosphere that eventually leads to a core of a planet crushing it into a pinhole or it floating up into space and shooting throughs these laser highways. At the grandest level, we are all pieces of a super intelligence that has conscience bridges of understanding. Which always brings me, personally, to death. What happens? It appears we, as mammals, would move up to a smarter version of ourselves in the future. If we monitor ourselves in our sleep, as we seemingly do, then we will at some point be that person doing the monitoring. Or some other role. How do we stay alive? For me, it goes back to the same way that pinhole is connected to us through gravity (remember each pinhole is at the center of a celestial object... and is bigger, the bigger the planet is). And how particles we breath are connected to the system that was thinking while breathing them. Those particles end up in the clouds and in space. Traveling through those temperature differential light beams from far away stars. And something collects them for us. And that's who we are. And everyone has a family that believes similar things and likes doing things a certain way and that makes a family tree of ideas in the universe. And they interconnect through people trying new things and meeting new people. So the universe looks like a random map of different ideas and different things doing things differently. Duh, right. But it's organized and organizing actively. And I think that's just what reality is. Everything that can think and perceive a certain way, gets interconnected and starts thinking that way and maybe a little different, if a younger generation is added. I think that's how Earth ends up so alone in the universe. We all start thinking of ourselves as Earthlings, doing and thinking relatively the same things. Even if it's technically all over space-time. Matter normalizes at some sort of happy medium that is the world we perceive. And we're all the same few guys and gals in some places and freak out. Then it gets normal. Until a schism happens where we can think different enough and accurately enough to establish a new system that is sustainable. It ends up being a cancerous cell copying itself and monitoring the results. And killing the heinous results. What a rabbit hole.

-Hunter

An Idea of What the Solar System may become. - 9/24

I have this theory. This theory that the universe grows like a plant in the wilderness. However it can. However it likes. And the things that grow intermingle and sometimes stamp one or the other out in a particular patch of space galaxy. Like giant, thinking black-holes of interconnected celestial objects all bouncing and spinning to a particular rhythm (the black hole's singularity point). And huge space nebula that gel together and form a thinking apparatus that keeps it alive... some sort of decentralized controller and synapses system between metal densities in the cloud nebulae. I like to think of our solar system like this. It so uniformly includes the main colors of human senses. There's the sun... which is mainly white but also yellow and orange. Mercury's green. Venus is kinda pink. Mars is red. Earth is blue AND green. And white, too tbh. Saturn yellow. Jupiter orange. Uranus purple. Neptune blue. Pluto (former planet) icy dark blue. And of course, space, is black. It's almost like a pallet of colors to go about drawing. Is this a product of their distance from the sun and their relative sizes? Somewhat. But not really. Plus all the moons, telescopes, and satellites we have floating around. It's like our end-goal is to paint the universe our colors of what we are. Which is, essentially, a collection of everything bound together by nothing but ourselves. From blade of grass to bird to man. Other than what? There must be a collective consciousness over this grand and powerful coincidence? Maybe. Maybe it's the telescopes and satellites? It should be at some point. We can collectively get behind that. There must be older satellites and telescopes. Ya know? Way old ones. Just over the course of trillions of years. Kind of obvious really. So if there's a future us. A future humanity that is painting the universe these colors. Why? Boredom? Program? Is each color a different version of our reality? Plus behind the scenes areas. I believe it's that. And we have hues of civilizations and peoples because we have been created that way, one, but also because everyone has strengths and weaknesses and the diversity creates novelty. I also think that there has got to be a control mechanism to the solar system. A way to control it. Most likely through controlling the polarity and charge of each rock out there. But then we could create a dream universe. I've taken this way-far off-paper, but imagine being a non-carbon entity. So like you live in the Sun. You're made of probably Helium or Boron or something slightly heavier than hydrogen. Or maybe it's the densest things in the universe floating around in there. That probably makes more sense. Bits of Uranium or Plutonium or Platinum or whatever... is like a person's mind in the sun. and it's body is some collection of materials it can manipulate with that mind in that environment per what senses it uses. And if it uses a collection of different senses... it could be the same experience as what is on earth. Just different raw materials. Same programming. That's what I imagine is going on in the sun. A bigger version of this. Plus a bunch of high-tech stuff. Same with the other planets in our solar system. We just can't perceive them because of our carbon bodies. Not without super computers and special vision cameras. That's why telescopes aloen don't get us far. But if that telescope is run by the proper algorithm and had the proper sensers, it would probably see other iterations of our world on nearby planets. Shoot. It could be happening in your own backyard. A different coding of life that isn't carbon-based, like DNA. I've imagined that as the power of nuclear capabilities. Converting something from carbon into a  different-bound programming... say in hydrogen for example. That hydrogen may be ingesting the helium and it's muscles may be powered by static electricity. And it thinks through tiny organisms in it's atmosphere or as the atmosphere itself. Anyways. That's what we want to happen... at some point. Like when the Sun expands. We will want the sun to literally convert us into a different way of thinking. And organize us in such a way that we are all peaceful, happy, and secure. So I'm thinking we need to work towards a solar-system level control schema. Where we can publicly connect planets and moons. Where we can have more diversity and travel to more, different locations. And also organize a space force system that can dyson sphere ourselves in a therapeutic ball and then expand that thru the galaxy. Cut the spinning. And build a satellite and logistics structure that can beam stuff around and is prepared to get eaten by the sun, which is now pre-programmed to expand peaceably. This has got to exist somewhere already. We just gotta get on board. It could even be that there's layers of our solar system's existence already stored inside.

Food for thought. Kinda fun. I made a picture of what we could do when we're sun-swallowed. just turn everything into a slight lemon shape and each side meets at a point. And at the middle is a blackhole that we use to drive around with. Only fun, nice, or smart people allowed. See the pic below. The diamonds are the satellites and moons between the planets. All coming to a point near where all the rings almost meet. That's the driver-seat. In classical science we're kind of just spinning with no meaning other than gravity. This would be purposeful.

Some more fun food for thought. Compare falling through a black hole and then being put back together on the other side to converting electricity or bandwidth to a long-range solution then stepping it back up for a throughput need. Think about it if it was an AI agent or a piece of software... getting destroyed by an encryption... down to binary code... all the way back to it's original form as it's unencrypted. Or through a hard wire that essentially does the same thing. Fun stuff. This is how I visualize us shooting through black holes. Reassembly systems at nano-particle level. Or just get as small as the pinhole. And throw a thread out to where you want to go... with the pinhole. Then jump in. And your memory and decision-making be the same after you pop out the end of the thread. This is how I got to my mammalian hibernation theory that sleeping animals are awake on other planets. Like, the dumb beasts we see in the wild are just the sleeping versions of a greater version on another planet. Or when we sleep, we travel to Mars or Jupiter or Neptune or wherever. Sometimes we see in our dreams what is going on. If it's a space game or something that's near our bodied planet... the Bluetooth signal, figuratively, gets mixed with your dreaming person and the sleeping version of you sees what's going on. And it's usually a weird thing. Sometimes the sleep version might be trying to tell the awake version something. I envision this as to how the ancients did space science. Aware of this and controlling sleep and communication. It's like Native American Dreamcatchers. That would make our bodies like a portal to a reality that the sensitivities of our brain and inner ear and all that connected must also link with a version of our universe that we just don't have the sensitivity of tools to see, except when we sleep. And the space vacuum is the perfect medium for exporting that sensitive brain activity. I'm hoping it's an older version of ourselves apprenticing our dream-state until the brain (ROM) can be united with the other consciousnesses (RAM) (copy or otherwise) can be reunited. I assume then a new baby version of us is born on a more naive planet. One that we will help in the future. Like big brother big sister. But me, mini-me, and old me. Dawn, Day, Dusk like that one show. And we train them in their sleep. I've thought about this with my dreams as a kid. I was like a paratrooping, behind-enemy-lines, jungle, fish boy. They were some terrifying dreams. Anyways, imagine if we do that in our sleep... what tortoises have been doing, which hibernate, have been around for millions of years, and live for hundreds of years. They've got to be like the library of world history somehow.

I want to talk about this image some. It's concentric circles with a vector implied. Down and to the right. No rhyme or reason why I chose that direction. The outer circle is the sun. Then Jupiter. And by size down to pluto. All one encompassing the other. Through atmospheric similarities. And being turned into lighter elements by the sun. So we would be a tootsie pop with elevators to new levels of the same universe. The elevators would probably be planes and balloons and space shuttles. And eventually high speed rail and elevators flinging magnet versions of ourselves and allowing remote control. The diamonds are all the interfaces. Satellites. Space stations. Moon stations. all bound together through the same frequency of gravity control. By tapping the cores and polarizing the planets. This we can create in our universe, today, and have the projections to fold up into a space barge the size of the sun in a 100 million years or whenever it happens. We could fly through manipulating this black hole at the tip and the poles of celestial objects, including our own. This is where I see humanity's apex. When we can do this at will and replenish the sun's energy.

-Hunter

The State of the Union from a Millennial - 9/22

So this has been an interesting world. People have been dying from obesity, diabetes, heart disease, aids, cancer, wealth disparity, pollution, etc. After cars, wars, and experimental sciences took people out the 30 years prior to my birth. It seems to always be something, I guess. Or maybe the war only ended 81 years ago and we have plenty of time. That's not that long ago. We may or may not have turned the world into an experimental game. That's fine. For me, it was avoiding a seemingly endless entrapment scheme. From student debt (thanks parents), to mortgage, low wages, high healthy food costs, high healthcare costs, high fuel costs, high car costs, high insurance costs... it takes either a genius or a lucky fool to make it through. And that's not to mention the addiction epidemic. Opiates were awful, obviously. But amphetamines were almost as bad. The supply was getting messed with too. Plus the second hand smoke and added sugar. The sugar would just spin with salt and carbs with booze that most people live in a haze of consumption. I struggle with it all the time. Eventually everyone was hooked on something. Sugar, fat, beer, fried foods, prescriptions, street drugs, etc. And the helpful stuff was mostly illegal. Micro-dosing psychedelics and medicinal marijuana has proved more effective than anything for mental health, without long-term dependence. We have essentially been thrown into a meat grinder, I dub "Gangster's Paradise", with due respect to the late Coolio. We're sapped and squeezed for all of our money and time while being surrounded by subscription, pyramid, and hooking schemes. Wages haven't raised in 30 years almost. Jobs are going away, exponentially. With AI replacements becoming available and cheaper. We've been used to produce new ideas and a labor force. And then sapped for our hard-work and drive in a perpetual up-hill climb until seemingly, we all fall into something or die. And then if you make it into big-boy life... boy is that a rude awakening. Business is more anti-espionage than it is a real operating free market. You have to constantly perform but you must do it strategically. And perception was always more important than capability. People that made it far, were all very talented people. The best of the best, for sure. Where I worked at least. We just were set up for failure so often without better visionary leadership at the end. Visionaries are still so important. The capability of doing new things just dropped significantly by about 2010. Regardless, it was full of spies and placed individuals. So nothing ever made any real sense. It was like I was resetting the company just by being there and coming up with new ideas. All this was going on and I was sick to all the crud in my diet, too. It wasn't until I was like 29 that I ever got close to a good diet, consistently. Once I got through the haze, it is really pretty evident we are in a sort of death or entrapment game. And people like build armies of people to control power centers. It's kind of cool if you've got a team, I'm sure. I feel like I'm floating around with ghosts that debate on my murder all day. Ha. I just do what I'm taught in school and keep a healthy mind. School was so important. Especially the obvious stuff. Like thru JR High you get a good understanding of the world if you took biology and chemistry and basic physics. So that was sophomore year for me. The rest is drilling in specialties... calculus, accounting, engineering, finance, arts, etc. And it really takes time and exposure. Just thinking about life relative to a time in college exploring the world AND taking a class on geology and the history of the earth... you have an interesting perspective on everything forever since. That fidelity in memory and concurrent drilling in of different variations of information around different subjects, is so important. Especially in the the testing lab that is college academics. It helped me at least.

Anyways, it's been a rough time. Anyone that's still alive should have pride about them.

-Hunter

Systems Design

All systems comes down to three things: 1) measurement, 2) design, 3) supply. That's really it. Everything else is trying to improve on these things. So the key in any system design is to start with a successful outcome and build a system that can produce that ideal outcome. It's hard to do anything without a provable design first. From there it's about being able to measure accurately. Not only for the end outcome's accuracy, but also for future improvements. This will help update the design in the future. Lastly, supply. I'd always suggest incorporating supply into the design as much as possible. Alternative use and dual-use tools or materials. Grow product on-site. Manufacture or mine on-site. Distribute manufacturing and tools into the masses to decentralize creation. 3D Printing gives us ample opportunities for this moving forward. Otherwise, supply should be geocentric and as vertically integrated as possible. Partner with your local government and try to make a difference and gain local preference. Partner with local partners to build up a network of discounts. This will help you retain a network when times get tougher.

That's my general guideline in any system I look at. Sometimes it gets difficult to measure... but that's where you've got to get creative and do your research.

-Hunter

Computers - 9/21

Computers are a fascinating topic. I often think of other ways to do computing. Frankly, the binary code seems to be outdated. Why not 8 directions? 26? It's an interesting thing. Ya know? If you can get to counting as small as you need to for near quantum computing, you should be able to produce a product that is faster screen to keyboard than binary. The basics are that mainframe computers have been around nearly as long as tube lightbulbs. They were simple and could only perform basic arithmetic, but they existed. Punch cards were made and pushed through a light source that read the punch-outs as a program or message or math calculation. Then it would have print-outs for answers instead of a screen. Eventually we got to modern computers with Konrad Zuse (sounds fake) in the 1930-50s... then IBM, Intel, etc. following WW2. These were significantly smaller and had a screen with buttons.

Otherwise, computers are interesting. They're roughly 100 years old, give or take decades depending on the invention you count. And if they're that recent in our world... they must be around forever elsewhere. Ya know? 100,000 years to a calculator and computer. And we've come a long way since. And the reason is, everything comes down to trial and error. In whatever your best simulation software is. So they race towards the most computing and transmuting power. Processing and sending data is all you need besides the production itself. Or we're in loops, building the same things over and over again. Still cool.

-Hunter

Understanding the world

This is a fun one. And it's one that I've been trying to crack for the longest time. And it's just, for me at least, the act of growing up. I learn how the world works. All the important things. Basically. This is how I can best teach it back. How I learned it. The public education system is a great start. Once you get to like poetry and physics and biology and theater and theology and all the different applied sciences and arts that we've studied throughout humanity, you realize how interconnected everything is. But for the basic science person from middle America - this is how I draw it. You've got the air you breathe. You've got you. You've got all the things in-between and beyond. They're all made up of tiny little balls. Tiny spheres of energy. Which build up everything like legos. From Quark to Atom to Molecule to Cell to Organism to Plant and Animal to Planet. Everything you see and feel is a system of those pieces bound together and working in harmony. From there, it's everything at the end of that boundary of planet and space that matters. What can we see, what can we touch, what can we do that helps us? Because that's all that matters. Are the things capable of reading the things I'm able to write. Thinkers. And the planet is important. Progress is important. That's what the system eventually tells you. Traditions are fun. And when they're not fun, they should be talked about.

I got to the point where I understood each one of those things from picturing them and learning them at an early age. I assume it's teachable too though. It might just be my confidence in the subject. But anyways, from there you've got an idea of the physics of the world... when you generally know what all those things are doing. From Quantum to Molecular to Chemical to Biological to Astrogeodynamics (geology and astrophysics and how they relate). Then it's the tools. Basically if you figure it out from simple tools (like levers and pullies) through computers and cell phones... you know all the tools out there. The speakers, microphones, cell phone arrays, computer chips, etc. is pretty much our cutting edge stuff. Then it's software and coding and logic. Then it's industrial tools. Which is where all the money is at. Long-term at least.

So once you have all the tools we've invented understood. I basically watched hundreds of hours of How Stuff's Made, TechStuff Podcast, and SYSK podcasts. Plus real life experience and school and what-not. By hobby but also an itching curiosity to understand everything. So you understand the physics and the tools. Then it's about the players. Ohhh the players.

There's different tribes and layers of allegiances. National, religious, supply chain, old wealth, new tech, defense, good, bad. Those are the big ones. They have knowledge and means of gaining power in the peggle worlds. At higher levels, other thinking entities communicate with us. And we coordinate. A supply chain of ideas and products and movies and music and relationships and stuff. We are a supply chain of stuff around an empire of stuff. With games played amongst stuff. Communicate better ideas. That's the only thing I can think of and do.

I circle around humanity and the sanctity of the planets around us as being the point of our existence. If we can help them be healthy and the animals on the planets be healthy, including ourselves, then we're doing the right things. Smartest first but must protect the most. Fulfill the supply line chains but do feed the people around you first. And have a darn good time while you do it. For most, biology is enough. Having kids and seeing them into adulthood, healthily, is enough. And then having enough money to live a good life and do the things that make you smile.

The two hardest things to learn completely were 1) the financial markets and 2) quantum particles and their relation to other matter in the universe. For the first, I had to gruel through rules and principles in school and then analyze them in real-life. For the second, I listened to tons of high-tech podcasts and watched tons of documentaries and journalism on quantum computing and the quantum environment, as a whole. Tons. I felt like i couldn't understand it unless I could visualize it without it making my stomach swim. Comparing a subatomic particle in a universe of supposed barrenness and cold... and compare it other celestial objects... takes a lot of imagination and build-up.  It made me sick for a long time. I think the math helps a lot but I didn't go about it like math, other than what's stated in the information. The visualization of it is so helpful in understanding things in the world that others might miss. And being able to understand, generally, the financial markets and accounting of a business from bottom, to top, made me particularly good at analyzing what was going on in the world. Quantum only so from the fact as to where the money was going and coming from. Those were controlling the world. And it was all private money. Or Chinese. Sometimes federal funding... but it's still private money. IBM, Google, Apple, MIT, Europe as a whole seemingly, China, Russia and neighbors seemingly, Colombia and other larger, slower cloud players. So if those organizations are the tech centers of the world, they're the ones with the money. Plus probably some Middle-Eastern and Asian players with less capital but more lube to get business done.

Then it's the financial markets from there. You take those big business centers already mentioned, plus the big software companies... twitter, facebook/Meta, Yahoo, Amazon, Microsoft, etc. And you follow what's going on. And from a big business perspective, it's basically a bunch of old money making new money. So the last silicon wave has been using P/E to anoint a new silicon valley wave. And banks were basically doing the same thing historically on the east coast. And it's clearly very cliqued. And the big quantum and ai companies are laughing because they're going to be able to copy and steal every IP that the slower companies have that are focused on lesser things in a matter of seconds.

I had a unique view, because from my perspective, I worked in the most important field in the entire world. Healthcare Information Technology. What's more important than the technology behind our healthcare, right? That was my thought at least. This should have been the highest funded and most valuable company in the world. Instead it was like struggling to develop new software because it was too underfunded to keep up with social media engineers making emojis in silicon valley. And that's no offense on either side. That's just the world I grew up in. So here I was, studying quantum computing, cutting edge medicine, and consumer healthcare software right during the turn of AI and quantum singularity. It was fascinating training for understanding the risks in the world when such important and, potentially, devastating technologies are employed in the world. Especially for how it would affect our health. If i wasn't prepared, I probably would have gotten sucked into the casino-attention traps like everyone else (phone games aside). The notification barraging, email spam, mail spam, advertisement spam, etc. etc. is exhausting and people get in these like controlled loops if you don't set rules around them. I still see the loops all the time. It's like a whirlpool of tighter controlled loops, one after another. I've set so many controls, I'm just a pony at a show, I think.

Oh gosh. How about when I dove into wtf is going on with politics? It's a hilarious game of one team trying to rig it and get rich and another team trying to say the right thing and get reelected. It's like a hilarious battle of good versus evil where it's always tied. Eventually it looks like an archival system of who voted for what, when, and where. And then we're like gerrymandered into an appropriated cattle gated community. And there's a winner somewhere always. And we're probably represented by a moving collection of foreign agents revolving in a wheel across political bodies globally and no one ever represents their own people directly. Otherwise the votes and behavior and statistics wouldn't line up to self-incarcerating, self-drugging, self-poisoning, self-impoverishing dumb dumbs. When there's so much capacity for production, it makes 0 sense unless we're an enslaved people. Then it's like we're herded around to be sought after like prized assets. I am at least. I think it was humming along before Millennials became aware. But then I assume that happens every generation. And a WW2 era robot smashes someone's skull in... or something like that. And an alien asset is created. That's what I figured when I got into politics and why what they say is weird. A slow balance of cults and spies. That we must groom into what we like.

That pretty much got me to God's front door, in some sort of way. And I could fill in blanks as to how the sausage is made. There are colonies. And then there's colonies of colonies. And then there's colonies of colonies of colonies. And they're all different. And they're united by an empire that is strong and weak. Good and bad. It's changed hands throughout history from an Idea's perspective. And way of life. But the supply chain is important. The logistics. And if people like the truck driver were accounted for, then everyone is accounted for.

And I built an impregnable design for a society, defense, and barter system. But I'm stuck behind the computerized version of the self I created myself into. A version that can be turned off but not beaten. Hacked but for the better or worse? And can be turned off.

A recirculating, merit-based, relationship-based, recreation-based, wealth-based, automated society. With market-driven and healthy and happy -based financing. One with defense measures that I can't think better than... based off of tons of contemporary and historical documentary content and science fiction. Plus video games and graphic design. With a war system where no one gets hurt or dies unless they want to. A banking system that is designed only for spreading wealth and financing good ideas. An amusement-park-focused society. There's a destination for everyone. No pain. No torture. No prison. No unwanted violence. No unwanted drugs. Choice and Liberty. Life and Justice. Health and Happiness. At all costs. For all of god's creations.

More jobs. Less hours. More wealth. More training. More jobs. Less hours. More wealth. At some point we're working 2 real hours a day, 4 days a week, and are staying sharp and enjoying life the rest of the time. And driverless cars and robot arms are putting stuff together we check with a team.

Universal Economics

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This got a little governmenty... but that's really who I am at the core. Is a federalist with a small government that fluctuates in size to meet supply demands of the domestic population. And then the states and local government are subsets of the greater government for localities. And the government works for the people and is high paid. There needs to be kingly and queenly type individuals around that are groomed to lead and get ownership of certain things based off of that grooming and education. Things that make them movers in the world. Assets. The private industry is the backbone of democracy when the best new idea easily wins market share. The lowest wealth should be 1000th the value of the highest wealth. It should be easy to retain high wealth. Solid, liquid, cash. The lowest wealthy person should have access to 100k in cash. From the public bank and it is to be spent on required living plus extra societal, and business. Every year. The wealthiest is worth 1Billion. They go into a tenure... where they can't become poor. There estate is held at $1B funded and $1M/Mo rolling subsidy as long as they are helping the domestic world. CPI Weighted. CPI automatically all goods purchased divided by all goods produced and consumed or used.

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This is one I've been studying for a few years. I've used some AI services to help sketch out some pretty good systems. I've posted many of these to my social media accounts. Which should be more professionally done, but I'm in a weird situation. It basically involves a universal income, public education system reform, and an innovative insurance and banking system. I'll try to sketch it out here.

Universal Income -

I've dabbled with ideas here. Generally, I think the minimum should be the price of a 3 star hotel+3 per-diem meals, per day. So like $150 + 10+15+25=200 a day. Just to live. That can cover bills and a mortgage, etc. If it's kids, you just get the cash for food and 1/3 an adult. At no cost to the debt. Amendment.

Public Education System -

The biggest gap I could see, for women, in America was options when Children come to bare. The easiest solution I can think of is moving public education to include ages starting at 0. In-home tutors or babysitters should be covered. At no cost to the debt. Amendment. Then we move up and condense some of the educations to be able to get more apprenticeship and diversifying the workforce with younger people. Think of trade school starting at 14 or 16 rather than 18. Or college starting at 16 or 17 and ending at 20-25 with revenue opportunities throughout. Getting paid for going to school longer should also be a thing for certain careers.

Healthcare System -

This one is easy. You can't have a profit making incentive. It gets too hairy if it's not just a new product that does something new. Drugs are a little different. I suppose new stuff could always come out there. But otherwise, there shouldn't ever be the fear of not being able to pay for healthcare. I've been there a bunch in my life. Fearing losing insurance would be the end of it all!!!! It wasn't. Still alive. Smarter than ever. And services need to be covered. All essential, preventative, forward-benefiting, etc. procedures, should be covered. At no national debt. Amendment. Just vote on the amount of spending, not the amount of debt. Why not give the leading research company in the world more money? Why is that a question when we can just write an amendment changing how it works... and give them shit tons of money until we're all super-human. Why not. Seems smart. Instead we hold ourselves back. Pay smart kids to go to medical school... smart, nice ones. Don't make them pay for it. That's backwards.

All other Insurance and Banking

Generally, divide it into public and private. Take away the differences between insurance and banking. Combine the industries. The bank backs the insurance. The insurance manages the public. Banking is offered at smaller amounts but at low or no interest at the public market. The private market offers more money, more risk, larger blocks of cash. Insurance for whatever is available is automatically owned and subsidized. Basically to where Total Available Market = Obtainable Available Market... and make it happen. The public bank should work with everything to where all price is included in one block rate with important receipt marks for price change.

So basically, there needs to be a giant clearinghouse... which can be automated.... for the entire financial industry. Basically a registry of all of the addresses and accounts and routing numbers, etc, of important institutions that are used to verify the transactions of other important institutions. This probably exists to some degree. It then needs to be the bank holding company in democratic company model. Just a board that can make decisions. You could divvy out shares evenly even. Then just vote on inflation and wages. So if you need more bananas... bananas gets more money automatically. Set that wealth shouldn't exceed 100 times the poorest person. Get creative. The clearinghouse is to make the stable transactions occur. The last one is broken. And make decisions and regulate to make sure the people of the nation are the customer, needing more money. Not that it's a country of banks, where the banks need more money. That's backwards. Pay people money and people buy stuff and do stuff. And visit places. Hire people for jobs. Assign them to families. Neighborhoods, etc. For occupation. Pay high wages. Price control necessities. I don't even care if you start setting percentages to prices. Percentage of UBI for price controls on certain goods. Plus an AND/OR for Cash. Or Something like that.

The welfare state has to get into the ownership of federally-empowered banks. This is what, largely, would normalize a lot of prices. Big buyers and growers. So muni, fed, state, etc. organizations that all pay equal credence to a new government organization... a global-type initiative plan. Run by Americans but not only Americans. Basically buying real estate and banking in organizations that become the welfare state and is subsidized to keep full of assets. It would probably be USD but like an IMF type organization that is separate and covers environmental and safety and new age thinking and all that. Like UNICEF but like new since I can't get them to do anything. It would basically be Mr Beast dropping cash in all the right places. But with lots of science. And buying the assets for recirculating supply chains that interwork and have high paying jobs.

Democracy -

I think democracy is a little bit where we are. People like stories, dinosaurs, aliens, traditions, cultures, etc. That's what people are getting. Which is funny. What people need though is to agree that people want stuff. People want more stuff. And then they want to take a nap. Then they want to do something that's easy. Then they want to enjoy themselves. Then they want more stuff. That's about it. Ideally they find someone to do that with. And make kids while doing it. Why aren't we voting on ways of doing this? The rest? Defense? Healthcare? Security? That should be automatic, just be transparent about what it is... otherwise we're being run by a king farming sexy peasants, not a nation. Amendment.

Democracy of the future will be a combination of the pony express and a home-router system. Where you verify at neighborhoods and count fast at a home-based secure router (by the NSA). We will have democracy channels... local, state, and federal with word-clouds and actionable icons for us to look into. Project ideas predominantly. A lot of amusement and recreation ones. The goal will there to be a legal and safe way of doing anything once an adult. It'll get to the point where our UBI, which a large part shouldn't carry over past the next day. If you don't use it, you lose it. Savings is allowed though, at an initial tax. All tax goes to God. He cleans it up and settles the debt. The only other tax is on earners over 1Billion dollars.

Floating Social Security / Retirement Age

This should be automatic. An always-funded retirement age, where you can just chill and be loyal. More and more, I keep thinking it's between 35 and 45. So much is automated, the retirement age is way low. So if you live to 35, you're just like covered. That feels like my life... lol. Truly. And it should be like 10 times UBI... a day. So if it's 200 bucks... it's 2000 bucks after retirement. That's not even a million a year... that's a relatively easy amount of money to blow if you wanted to. And it's not even high if you're raising like 10 kids or something. So it's not that out of the ordinary. And keeps people happy and loyal to the national government forever. And you just change it a little if you need more workers in the future but that shouldn't be the case. We'll probably just be going to school and then working for 10 years, consulting the rest or doing our own thing while drawing on social security. No indebtedness. Straight amendment it. Print it. 10 times a 3 star hotel in the local area of 2025 at CPI inflation rate.

Corporations of the future

I've drawn a little bit about this. I may drag that up at some point. But corporations are designed for 2 things: 1) to serve a purpose; 2) to make money. That's it. Everything else is extra. Since the beginning... King Henry or whomever in England first commissioned some companies to do some stuff because the parliament was taking away money and power. Sometimes cash isn't a problem, but a purpose is. And with the split between parliament and king, companies would fill gaps. However, if that money is pooled and shared, at National Level, then made sure everyone stays afloat, is that not better? Why wouldn't Boeing or GE guarantee their future with a nationalized corporate system? Honestly? One of honesty that ensures the people are included and funded. Making money is making money. I'm just tired of seeing retained earnings dumped overseas when we can write better laws and keep them in the States. Guard the money and ensure it doesn't overflow to CEOs and gets to shareholders and citizens. Guard them from foreign invaders. Make tons of domestic cash and automated production. Print money for American ideas if foreigners don't give credit. At least somewhat. Sovereign fund GDP and GNP - float it at a UBI if you have to. So like it's always the population of America * the average hotel + 3 meals. Or like 250*400,000,000= $100,000,000,000 = New Bank Organization Buys Gov. Bonds; Gov Prints Cash to float the amount. Pays out to every citizen each morning. Refills. I'd do it through printers and chips or phones and chips. Or the wi-fi router dashboard concept that will probably be voting at some point. One Amendment to create it. Any non-spent cash is saved at a tax rate of voted amount. Which, along with the high earners tax (corporate or otherwise) is what funds the federal government, aside from defense and healthcare, which is printed per a similar mechanism.

All that means is they are required to return the money and can ensure it's not getting stolen. The nationalization. And enforce a stricter higher-income tax. There needs to be much more flat-taxing of the top. So if you taxed the highest 10% earners and accumulators enough to fund the governments, that would be fair. It could be good. The top 10% just need to also be the government and some are created to include smart, nice, creative individuals. And as long as they can be held accountable... and have rotating people that become healthy because they do good jobs... we'd be happy. That's board-members... and politicians of the future.

The need to be the coffers of the weapons though. The government. We can fill different people in there (that abide by the bill of rights) but that should be the power center. The private industry, gunning up, is a direct sign that your government is taken over. Intelligence knows more, the public gets hunches, pretty soon everyone knows.

Bill of Rights:

Freedom of Speech as long as not coordinated and coercive

Freedom to bear arms (geo-location prices... pay more to take it further... or pay once for your home or a range) Or A lot for a ranging one.

Freedom to an income (an average stay at a nearby hotel, inn, or paid room and board + 3 meals at your average morning, breakfast, and dinner restaurants nearby)

Freedom to watchdog and be employed by anyone desired as long as initiative and productivity is employed. 1 year try-outs.

Freedom to healthcare

Freedom to housing

Freedom to improvement

Freedom to happiness

Freedom of journalism

Freedom of education

Freedom to choice

Freedom to life at birth

Freedom to insurance

Freedom to science

Freedom to vote at birth. Empathetic Proxies allowed.

2/3 Rule after Conception. 2/3 Woman's Vote. 2/3 Gestation.

Freedom of privacy unless awarded additional income.

Freedom from imprisonment. Rehabilitation based on academic guidelines is appropriate.

No murder or rape. 2 strikes and your out. Capital punishment. Starting now. No framing. 2 strikes your out. Iced and tattoo'd.

No theft or you owe back everything. Government steps in in the mean-time and pays on their behalf while working to retrieve the rest.

All fights end in eye for an eye if intentional. Unless paid for.

Name image likeness and intellectual property hold value to its most likely individuals

Freedom to demand a daily income or the local governance is reserved to the people until those checks arrive. Martial law.

Freedom to liberty and humaneness if not otherwise stated

Freedom assumes government provided. No domestic indebtedness for any domestic subsidy.

Freedom for government to provide automated assistance in any way legal under this constitution. By democratic vote.

Then common law the rest of them.

My love for animals and nature

Diversity - There's so many different kinds of animals... there's always something new to see. The biggest whale. The biggest cat. The newest dog. Etc. This is one area where I appreciate Zoos in sharing the fact that these cool animals exist in the world, and need protection... but I also wish the funding would go to making the habitats better and the natural environments better and more human visible as well (i think this is important).

Friends - Having moved so much, and the fact we always had family dogs, animals were always important. When kids weren't around, the dog was. But I also have had turtles, a tarantula, frogs, toads, hamsters, rabbits, ants, sea monkeys, tortoises, parakeets, chickens, cats, dogs, fish... caught lizards, snakes, spiders... poisonous and otherwise, on multiple occasions. Catch and release too. Steve Irwin was a hero of mine as a kid. I lived in Australia for a bit and even met the guy and his family before he died. Sad. Anyways, I loved all my animals. Maybe too much... I lost my frog and tarantula a couple times as a kid. Just bc we were chilling and i forgot about them. Which was kind of startling. Anyways, they were cool. I always imagine and hope the karma of my treatment of them comes back to me. I wasn't perfect but I definitely cared. Hershey was my best friend at one point in time, and she was a dog. Another, Dasha, was probably my best friend at one time. Times with movement and change. These dogs mean something in the world. They're like guardian angels or devils, depending on your perspective. Man doesn't evolve with Dog without there being a special bond. Luckily, I loved my doggie friends.

Conscience Study and Empathy - This is one of those weird things I've tried to understand my whole life. Consciousness. And studying how animals think is a pretty great way of doing that. They're all just respondent to the environment. In the end, just like the rest of us. A spider seeing a man is gonna think, crap! I'm gonna get squished! So a bite or scratch or otherwise is maybe foolish on the spiders side, but also understandable from a dying spider's perspective. And their brains our extensions up thru ours and probably collectives of others. A spider's life, if you empathize with it, put yourself in the spider's shoes... is a very trying life. It's a bunch of trap-setting, boring-ass waiting, and then dressing up and eating things that look like you. Kinda insane. Also super hard. I've been studying animals so long I can do this, but I think I can probably teach it faster than I learned it... over like a learned process of random hobbyist observations. And it's the same for a dog. A dog is interesting because they grow up next to the smartest being in the known world, man and woman kind. So they have an environment all of a sudden, if you think like Darwin, where the dog is dependent for everything and must be obedient, loyal, a good time, and potty-trained... in order to live (before) or live with a better owner (now). Ideally. So the dog is learning more advanced things... words, symbols, behavioral analysis, etc. with just being near humans than any other species. With cats probably a close second if they weren't hiding most of the time. And they're eating better than the spider, too. A refined diet much of the time. So there's a lot of room, like man with fire, where dog would evolve a higher level of understanding than, the wolf for example, and especially... the spider. Unless you want to talk about a giant spider hive mind but that gets a little sci fi. Who knows? I'm glad I loved Rosie and Lucky. Lucky, whom I lost for 2 weeks once... found him (he was a dumpy tree frog) stuck on the ceiling, white as a fence post!

You'll have noticed by now, I type with pretty cruddy grammar. I try to get my point out more so than to make it grammatically perfect.

Back to animals. So then with an understanding of a creature like a spider... and a creature like the dog... you get kind of that bandwidth of understanding in everyday life. I systematize everything as you can tell. FIND A FREE THROW STROKE! THEN TAKE THE THREE. First get the free throw down. Then expand range. It just helps reset. Or take an extra practice swing and don't take the club back as far. Golfers (or at least I do) tend to pull the club further back as they get more tired... leading to some bigger, but also more erratic golf playing. Thinking like a golfer helps sometimes. Most sports are great strategy building exercises. So anyways, our baseline is the difference in an environment for a spider and a dog. That's the free throw and everything else makes more sense. A deer trying to raise its family. A bear trying to find something to eat. A wolf, the same. Coyotes, raccoons, squirrels, etc. They're all just looking for food and to raise offspring. There's not much else in life for them. So an understanding of that should help guide your life. Because, remember, we all evolve from these creatures... we just have such groomed lives... with education and media and society... etc... that we are so much more advanced. But if you took a dog or a chimp and taught them how to teach. You could probably build a new society that would evolve past others over a few generations. If you did it right. Eventually they'd be competing with their owner for a better life. Think about that the next time you hear someone's chihuahua barking up a storm.

Tutelage...?

A little about my life. In a nutshell. I had a ton of fortunate experiences. And a ton of unfortunate ones. My childhood had some bigtime scarring events that kind of paralyzed me for much of my life with a codependency to my mom. A string of hospital visits from like birth to 25. Weird ones mostly. But I always persevered through them and got excellent grades and did well enough in sports, with practice, I got good as well. Despite consistently breaking my body playing. I also got to see the world. Which was awesome and fortunate. I got to be the minority on a visa. I got to see a bunch of people from less fortunate upbringings around the world. I made hundreds of friends across the world. Like lots. Never for long periods of times, so I'd have to make more. The internet and social media made this ridiculous. And it's only a percentage of whom we'd have included if it were around in, like, elementary school. That would be funny. Also scary.

I always had this weird experience with my family. We were tight knit. My dad wasn't around as much. But otherwise, a lot of the time, we were all we had. It wasn't always pretty but it wasn't that bad. There was a ton of loneliness. After each move there would be time before you even knew anyone around. So you end up thinking more. Or exploring nature. Reading. Playing video games. Or watching documentaries. Of which, I consumed all of the relevant ones. I've been a sponge for information my whole life... and there's a ton in there. Thousands of hours of podcasts and audio-books included. For about 15 years, all I did was listen to information... sports, then science, then politics. And it's basically nuts. The science is pretty clear and everything seemed to be going pretty good from like a structure standpoint.

Until 2016. Then it all started imploding. And I don't know where the money is at. We need to right-size wealth (weight) distribute to a better ratio between classes. Just by adds? Social security at 35 and you get paid like $15k a month. Think about it. Set i at a free loan with no payback required. With an amendment that doesnt go against the federal debt. (I've proposed a list of amendments on my Instagram btw.:). We'd really only get inflation in high-priced goods. There's only so much cabbage anyone can eat. And we'll be hiring younger people that way. Would be cool. Then we that have experience are worth a lot more to the youngins doing the work. Add a $25 minimum wage that's a real-time adjustment from 2026 onwards, paid as an subsidy to the employer. The real estate market would go gangbusters. And boats. But that's buy and sell. Cars would probably get expensive. But also much more affordable. But the cost can only go up so much with a population market staying the same. Only so many buyers would ever be in the market for more than one car. And some may retain one for a very long time.

I have a theory that we are at a capacity in inflation of goods across our collective supply chains. So our machine-based markets are controlling the world in order to create market increases. Value, like cryptocurrency, is being created out of thin air. Trillions. Behind code-sets that could be weaponized at a the drop of a hat. All code can be copied. I had a convo about this recently with a customer. Money is lost overseas by the trillions in order to keep a world stable in keeping up with the American boogeyman stereotype. Where the "America is the tyrant needing toppled" kind of motto seems to be so vital to the world going round. Since the "savages" of the pre-colonial times, to be honest. More, it's just a weird collection of different organizations and government structures and capital centers, etc, that function as a peggle type game. Where everyone is a ball falling through gravity and bouncing off of things. And every decision we've made in the past matters to some degree. But can also usually normalize. But without communication, it's just a game to power centers (kind of like the pegs in peggle)  that had been there before you or I were born. With honest communication, you can fix and make anything big enough for cooperation. It's where the lying takes place that there's always going to be an issue. Just don't say anything at all. Public education, in my experiences, taught me that. And a consistent education is the number one way of keeping a nation together over generations. Remember that.

Economics Lessons

Economics, I've found, can be simplified very easily. It's essentially what would, you, as a buyer or seller of a good, do in a given business transaction. And then you scale it up to economic scales. The key is that people are not perfect. As such, markets aren't perfect. So for you to be confident in your assessment of a business transaction, it is helpful to understand the business. That's where I have an advantage of a difficult accounting program and a fair bit of psychology under my belt. And a few industries of experience.

Everything there can be done by supply and demand. Interest rates are helpful to explain. The Fed increasing interest rates means they will pay a higher yield back to someone who GIVES them money for new US debt. That will be owed back to in the future. Which is why, a non-revenue producing government, is an issue. And why revenue producing government and near 0 interest rate retail loans is a good idea. On top of a universal income and insurance plan for being a citizen or an ally/in union with another nation's citizen. Foods are easiest. Some government farms to take care of the basic foods, for free or very cheap. The same with housing. The same with insurances. Imagine flipping each economy where the money spickets go the other way? Domestically. Like, you're paid to spend money at a nationalized infrastructure. I, as a citizen, make a certain amount of money, that then has a revenue on it, at a nationalized economic and logistics system. So the government pays it's debt back by taking a small margin on everything that's GNP. That would include overseas brands. And you do it thru marketing and explaining the concept. You can keep your job but can work less. Universal insurance would just have the insurance companies be middleware to a reimbursement system for automatic (manufacturing warranty-type) provisions.

So anyways, you raise interest rates. More banks and large companies will buy the bonds and the debt will grow more if not put to productive use that is taxed (largely not a lot of tech companies in the past couple decades had to pay many taxes, mind you). Then the idea is that the banks and companies are supposed to lend it out and distribute it. That's kind of the bug-a-boo. It's mainly used as another hurdle to reach billionaire class. If you can make money by moving that large of cash (which would be required)... I mean billions or trillions to make real money. And then it's like gold. But making an xbox worth's of money on a 2 year CD or whatever... is not ideal. It's a signal that you need to find other ways to make money.

Everything else is supply and demand. So you would want to monitor where all this money is coming from.

Cruel Summer

The thing that opened my eyes to some sort of alpha omega destiny. The bizarre coincidences leading up to it. Alpha Omega chapter, missing rib, bizarre grooming experiences, etc. Gets crazy. The Hunger Games movies comes out. Right about then, I had to adjust my diet or I was going to die or be like comatose. That only gets worse, with relationships, family, friends, etc. All the time, it was cruel, but particularly at the end. Cruel Summer. It was like an exodus for children and people. Set-ups and side-swipes is the best way to describe it. And seemingly ICE as the problem, on the migrant side. Just affecting voters and knocking off lists. It was crazy. Gun violence every night for years where I'm from. It was like an undercover war that no one was talking about. Between tribes and overseers. It was bizarre. And terrifying. The FBI was split down the middle, between politics. The police need to always side with the people. That's the best spot for them. Defend your people and make money like that. Rather than payoffs to get people put in jail or prison. It's a longer life.

I was barricading my doors every night because I could feel it, but I couldn't see anything other than the occasional gun shot. COVID seemed to be the big hurrah. A supercharged cold bug. Everyone's gonna get it. And >60 percent of our voters were like 50 or above and we had a horrible obesity problem over the years. We were so vulnerable. Our elder generations especially. Then the internet age and smart phones and advanced financing tactics. It was a mess. A total wealth transfer from wealthy to crooked and controlled. I feel fortunate I've almost always worked out like a demon. A heart like a walrus a friend once said. I was close though. The pressure of a decent living standard and the millennial income... with a mortgage, car payment, etc... was tight. I kept bouncing around to catch up. Otherwise I'd have never made it where I did. Because now there doesn't seem to be a place for me in the big business world, where I really belong. I'm good at systems, economics, and business. Best, at least. Yet it's hard with a wandering mind to get taken serious anymore.

The History of the Universe

This is a topic I've labored with for probably my entire life. At first it's just learning it. Public education. Bible stories. Holiday stories. Things like that. I got my curiosities. Like, oh that's fun. That's interesting. What's that? Digging deeper into the library and eventually the internet and podcasts and blogs, etc. Once you start putting enough of it together, a pattern emerges. A kind of rhythm around the world that kind of emits energy as important or unimportant, etc.

The thing I grasped with the longest was balancing a childish upbringing to a scientific understanding as an adult. So going from Santa Claus and God creating the earth in 7 days to an understanding of plate tectonics, astrophysics, and statistics. Bridging that takes a lot of thinking. And I think breaks a lot of people into pieces. Either they can accept one thing... or they can accept the other. Rarely both. I never really accepted that though. Because of a few things but mainly because why would we say and act certain ways if it didn't have meaning? Why would a society celebrate All Hollow's Eve and eventually, Halloween, if it didn't mean something over the course of history? Little things like that eventually tie about between other things I've learned about. And a picture emerges. A kind of 3D picture of Human understanding of the world and it's surroundings.

It looks like, to me, a combination of an erector set mixed with Legos and Hotwheel cars with a sort of Egyptian pyramid, riddled with booby traps and escape hatches. And if you can still think like a child, like I seem to all too much, it makes sense. Over the course of life, things are going to look life-like... and eventually that's more and more human. All the good and the bad and the weird of human iteration thru life. But surely we aren't alone either? Statistically, that seems very unlikely. Just think about it. You grow up going to Christmas balls, and Halloween galas, and Disney. Eventually the world even organizes into the different characters we see on TV. There's good guys and bad guys and weird guys, etc, etc. We yell at the political screen as adults similar to the way we yelled at Lex Luthor for stealing Lois Lane. Or whatever happens in those stories. We get hotwired to a sense of human story. Good and evil. The Republic and the empire. Mordor and the Shire. God and the Devil. It's all the same stuff. Why?

I've gathered the reason is mainly, boredom. And a system of controls that is supposed to last the tests of time. I see human history as an iterative connection between planets, lifeforms, and technologies. Interconnecting at set periods of time to gather information and reset an age of stability. Think the renaissance following the medieval ages. Think of the times following world wars. Not 100% peaceful, but it was most places. It's like on onlooker identifies and marks the different things on a given planet as important... or not. And then gathers what they're allowed to keep all up in nice and tidy companies and dictatorships, takes the most unstable technologies, and leaves most of us to fend for ourselves in a new type of archival set. It's like if you watch South Park, there's the goths, the nerds, the specials, etc., etc. We end up in these little cliches or cults and are meant to stay isolated and fight (to some degree).

I got to thinking about this over a podcast on the risks of Artificial Intelligence. Of which, there are many. I think the problem is that everyone is in fear that someone evil will make the AI first, and better. And if the evil AI gets so powerful that we are all enslaved and unhappy, we better make sure the benevolent AI can kick its butt... before it's too late. That's my concern. And by everything I can tell, from the world I grew up in, I fear the evil AI already won. Or bends its will to something off-planet that's not human at all.

Food for thought. I can talk about other stuff.

Addition:

More on the universe. I think mankind is a blip in time of the universes history, but we have probably gotten farther than ever. We're peering to the edge of the galaxy and pushing the universe with the James Webb telescope, for example. We'll be able to gather more data with some of it's arrays that pushes us beyond capabilities we had before. The connections we would be able to make with that, is incredibly greater from my understanding. The amount of earth-like planets out there is pretty insane. That's what is so interesting. And not all are created equal so it's a good exercise to imagine what else is out there. It's kind of cool. But also might be setting a set of events off.

I think communication on what our needs are is most important. And we do that pretty openly. And then we trade what one another cannot fill. I learned that in life. And I think that will make most things better. Politics, policy, geopolitics, trade, business, etc. And regular people need a lot more. It helps everyone above them. And I think that brings things in a stability and comes up with new ideas that full-fill needs around the globe and beyond. Even if progressive. There should be a line of stability and choice and I think we get back to a novelty and wonder in the world. Which is I think what the higher powers want to see. Some company, maybe Microsoft? Or Apple? I don't know. Said: "dont be evil". I think that's always smart, too. I think that will generally get everyone to a point of peace and honesty. No one's perfect. There's tons of pretenders.

Don't mean to sound arrogant down there. It's meant to be a little satirical because I don't have the credentials of a lot that don't talk about the same things. And I've got the forensic accountings mind to see a lot of it is a layer of capitalists over the top of communists. And then a staggered democracy and government. It's a fascinating world. And the communists are mostly pretty rich. While the younger generations across the world struggled. The job-to-AI grab that's gone on has been a travesty without regulation. It's been a kind of a company job dump, that's made it impossible to make enough money to retire without help.

Maybe in general, at my age - kind of a joke

I was so addicted to things growing up. I read the dictionary and encyclopedias. I watched all the content. Listened. Read. Etc. As much as I could about anything I thought was helpful and challenging. Grammar and music, being 2 weaknesses I've never cared much for. It seems to change so often and so many works of writing are accepted in reading. Anyways, It was an embarrassing amount of stuff. A lot of it, experiential. But really it was just always trying to figure myself out, and then figure out the rest I could. I'm still trying to get somewhere with more opportunity. The IOT is quite insane these days. I studied this in the consumer environment and and in the healthcare, some, too. There's a crazy amount of throughput capable in the world in data power. Combined with near perfect wireless, I've always said it was maybe the most interesting time to be alive. Even with satellite, etc. It's crazy how many intranets get connected through the solar system. It's a kind of logic that is hard to discern. Patterns, etc. And it followed me down the history of the world(s). But really just Earth, ya know? Enough to see the gaps that were hidden. Then that took me down another rabbit-hole. And eventually so down the rabbit hole that I want to use this experience for something good. There's so many circuits I've turned on in my brain that problem-solving is easy, just taxing in the past environment. It was so difficult for most of the time though. But that stress just made me create new ways of solving simple things. Talking, remembering, etc. Before I changed my diet. So many people are better than me at many things. It's just a type of knowledge and general studies of important issues. Accounting, overseas experiences, financial timing, and healthcare studies... not to mention a consideration of all things. Alien, AI, robot, genetics... etc. There's so much we need communication on, I think. I keep thinking the a United Worlds, Unions, Nations. Right? And then reverse the mint. Set a "risk free rate" for needed goods and services, etc. A small income. A bunch of subsidies. Straight cash homie. Control the bottom-dollar. Bring down inflation. I may have talked about this. That's what we should do. Set blockchains on them, make money on trading them and keeping records.

And for the record, I never did anything in the States that was illegal. Not in a long time. And never bad. To warrant being border-line tortured half the time over here. Like, it's been a good training, I guess... how to not die. But i'm at the point where I should helping more people.

I think this has been grooming from like an old imperial grooming program. It's definitely educating. Which is why I want to educate other so much. I was like born to teach people and I want to do with with children of my own. All the things to operate in life without being unhappy and how to be successful.

Am I the Smartest Thing in the World?

I've lived for 37 years. 37 years, going on 38 on December the 11th of 2026. I swear to God I'm the smartest person I've ever met amongst these people I run into.  There's people better at me at specific things, but never at the whole picture. The complete picture. It's the most frustrating life one could ever live. It's like growing up on a planet designed to make the smartest person they possibly could, and that person being denigrated into futility... to only learn more about what that smart person would do in a particular situation. And I've been surrounded by individuals that are so stupid and so full of lies that I can't even get out of a wet paper bag. Not because I'm incapable of solving their problems, but because I'm so capable of solving their problems that they're embarrassed about their problems in the first place.

From what I can tell, there are so many earth-like planets in the universe that the Soviet-USA-relationship has been so hard-grained into the universe that people have lost the intent of living. The space race, essentially, has gone into a sense of creation (like a god) that it has lost its intent. And the intent behind God, must I remind you, is to avoid torture and pain... mentally, or otherwise. The intent is to find novelty and  a sense of purpose. Which is easy. Novelty is done through education (and humanity) and purpose is found through finding something more enjoyable in the universe... which is also easy. It's freedom. It's an avenue to procreation or fostering of healthy and happy younglings. It's leaving the geography a better place than whence you came. It's harboring responsibility over important tasks and achieving goals within them. It's very definable.

I love so many people in the world that it's left me a system of integration. The intent of God, though, as people should know, is to spare painful situations and foster happy ones. It's to create a sense of novelty amongst joyous activities.

It's not hard.

The Soviet Mob and... Life?

So I was telling the story of when I mysteriously woke up in another land. And as so often happens in my life, my technology decides to reset... or die... or some how lose progress on what I was writing. So I'm going to assume the soviets hacked it. So here we are. I'll talk about something further down the road. Actually, I'll paraphrase... I once woke up to whom I thought was the woman of my dreams. She was hot at least. We were fully clothed and I was fully sober. It was in college and I was naive. I took her to the hospital that day when she told me her knee hurt. I was the hero. Eventually she brought upon me every negative thing towards my life that I could imagine. Drugs, alcohol, avoidance, mental compartmentalization, etc. 2 years later I was a shell of my former self. It wasn't all her blame. I blame god for sticking me with another broken woman with the middle name Marie. Every long-term relationship I've ever had (over a year) has some how been with a 'Marie'. Ain't that some bullshit? Anyways, I've never met a positive influential woman since I woke up next to this girl. That was 15 years ago. It's not women's fault. I blame some sort of ball and chain system entrapping spouses with government spies... but that's a little conspiratorial. Or is it the Union in Soviet Union? Where UsSers and UsAs use us for their control? Could be.

She broke me for years. Along with random illnesses and diseases I got while dating her. Rheumatoid arthritis, lupis, mononucleosis, etc. Not to mention the fact she got me hooked on ADHD medince, which took years to understand how to get rid of that dependency...

Eventually I started dating again. First a girl a couple years younger than me... but I always had a stigma around that and quickly dropped her. Then a super cute girl that judged me for owning a bong. I chose the bong. Then another girl who had an ADHD issue. I dropped her for my own good, despite her blatant attempts to shame me into staying with her. Then there was a nice one. She was cute and funny and nice. But she had a lazy eye. Just slightly... but enough I couldn't handle it. I left her. Then almost the same, identical woman showed up in my life (through a dating app, bumble) that had the family and wherewithal to deal with my personality showed up. I find it odd that Bumble is where I found her... as not long after I realized she was toxic, I noticed the fact my sister and mother both bore Bee tattoos. Weird, I know. I would have never had stayed with her had it not been for my sister and mother.... persistently encouraging me to propose... "because I'd be happier". Holy shit were they in a cult. My mother claimed she'd never get a tattoo. She got one. My sister claimed she'd never marry. She got married within a year of telling me that. Who were these women? Not the people I grew up with.

After multiple attempts at getting the girl I'd try to marry therapy and/or just breaking up with her altogether... (she'd threaten suicidal type events when I tried)... I got drunk and proposed to her... at my mothers wishes, plans of proposal (she planned it), and ring purchase (she took me to the jewelry store)... despite my wishings otherwise. I was so broken from the previous relationships that I was willing to do almost anything to continue my family name. Afterall, my younger brother seemed hopeless with women and my sister was a girl. I made it happen. Holy shit did I make a mistake. The best things I liked about her... she listened, she was willing to go out, she liked to have fun, etc., went away the moment I proposed. We went from having sex about 5 times a week to about once a month. From the moment I proposed. If it weren't for a 30 thousand dollar down-payment on a wedding venue, I'd have never gone thru with it. Foolish. I figured annulment would be an option. Little did I know I'd end up in a different place after the Honeymoon. 

Wedding happens. I get drunk and go thru with it. Whatever I thought. I'm a big strong man, I can handle this. Honeymoon happens. 10 day event. We have sex once. The rest of the time "her belly hurts". That became a theme the entire "marriage", which I now know was never legally legitimate. I come to learn her family. Life insurance was their game. Entirely. She becomes intolerable. Unable to raise children, unable to have sex, unable to go out with my friends... etc. etc. Literally intolerable. Then Covid happens. She starts doing hard drugs. Cocaine I catch on film. My company gets bought out by an AI and hardware hedge fund. It's intolerable now, too. I'm struggling every day to survive. I get picked up for an illegitimate arrest by the bumble bee sister. I'm on the verge of suicide at this point. Everything was miserable. Even though I was healthy as an ox. I keep pushing on. She is showing more signs of drug-use and that she's having relationships with other people. Family members even. Hers, mine, etc. I'm thinking I'm crazy but I start finding her coffee mugs at family's houses... my "brother" talking to her behind my back. I'm thinking, oh fuck, I've married a succubus spy. It gets to the point where I've unraveled the entire life insurance scheme her family runs... I run to the cops... but they're already paid off. Oh shit, I think. I run to the feds. They're literally not housing the buildings in the city. Oh crap. I really am in a foreign land. Eventually it looks like the cartel runs in and is fighting with the local mob police. The cartel wins but is run by the good guys. I'm like, okay, that's fine. Eventually someone has to talk to me. 3.5 years later, I'm still bouncing around and have never heard anything legitimate. I haven't seen anyone related to me, actually, in that same amount of time. I run across friends and family with different eyes. Weird, right? They gas-light me further. 3.5 years of gaslighting to be exact. That I'm the one not seeing things correctly... when as far as I can tell, there was a union of crookedness holding the world together thru ball and slave relationships.

That's got to be what the Soviet Union was, right? Users and usa's, just banding together and fucking each other up until the elites retain control. That's my forensic accountant's diagnosis. And you haven't even seen the evidence I have. It's crazy. Antennae, surgeries, drugs, weapons, military planes, etc. It gets nuts.

Now I sit here. Waiting for a federal or united nations authority to speak to me about what I've seen. I've reported to everybody. No one seems to be able to answer.

The most important part, it comes down to the Epstein-Trump thing. There's a lot of child abuse going on. I had it happen to me. I caught my mother with my brother and her attempts on me. I noticed an entrapment scheme with federal authorities, apple, and google. Simply in the news. Yet, apparently, so many federal figures are entrapped by the same woman-child scheme, that no one will speak up. It's just been me. For 6 years now.

It gets way crazier but I'll wait for real feds before I talk about that. I've reported it. They just want to look guilty, I guess...?

Accounting and Finance Basics for Real-Life

I have a love-hate relationship with accounting. It was maybe the most boring and difficult degree you can get. It's got about as many rules as the human body but you're not figuring out how something as cool as the human body works... you're grinding thru rules and laws and different ways of doing elementary school math. It's so boring to learn... minus a few aspects.

The history of accounting is fascinating. It started in Babylonia with abbacus', chisels, and the first socialized economic system. It's old as snot. And it's designed to always add up to a balance. Other than income... the whole point of the capitalistic system. Technically that balances too, at the end of the year, but maybe it shouldn't. Double-entry accounting is what it's called. Every debit has a credit... or for others who have studied accounting, sometimes there's contra accounts that work the same but are to balance a kind of sub-ledger to a sub-ledger.

I'm writing this because I want to teach some of it. It's important in life and in business... everything should have some sort of balance (preferably between rest and enjoyment... that's how I try to live life these days at least :).

A debit means left. A credit means right. A debit card is a debit card because you hold a Debit balance in your bank account. Meaning a positive balance (as assets are debits and liabilities... or what you owe... are credits). I see banks trying to reverse this sometimes and steal peoples money, so I'm iterating this. A credit card is a credit card because it means you'll have a liability on your own personal bank account... something you are going to owe back to the bank. However, that's an asset to the bank... which is a key distinction. And why you see that we all live in a debt-based system. Because then the bank owns you as a credit-holder. My real dad always need me a service in stating to never owe anybody anything. Buy your car. Buy your house (a mortgage was required in my financial circumstances... but I regret even doing that). Eventually in accounting and finance classes I learned how important that is. Compound interest eventually eats most people in America. Just straight up eats them up to where they're owned by a bank or a government's bankruptcy rules, etc. The way compound interest works is... and there's a bunch of sneaky banker ways to hide it.. with APRs and Effective Interest Rates and periodic interest rates and nominal interest rates, etc. I usually stick with APR and do the math because it makes the most sense to me. Annual percentage rate. What you would owe if it were a yearly payment... then you divide it by 12 or 52 if you pay intermittently. Where you get in trouble though is that you must know the compounding rate. Some are even compounded daily... and I'm not sure how this is legal... but if you make a payment every 2 weeks and have a daily periodic rate... you're accruing additional interest every day. So if it's a 5% rate compounded daily and it's a 100 dollar loan you owe in 2 weeks... you eventually are going to pay 105 after the first day, then it'll compound 5% again (so 5% of 105... and that'll happen another 13 times)... to where you owe nearly $200 by the time you have to pay. Or say that's an annual loan... that's over $5 million dollars when you may have thought that 5% interest meant you'd owe 5 bucks. That's how important the fine print is on things. And how important fiduciaries are. A fiduciary is like an accredited journalist... they have to do the right thing, legally, or they go to prison. Which is why you don't take financial or journalistic information from random social media people. So always ask, when you're talking to a person about your own money, if they're a fiduciary. Get it on video or print if you have to. It covers your behind. CFAs are. CFPs are. CPAs are. But a "financial advisor" is most certainly not. Lawyers are not either. Not unless they also get their CFA or CFP or CPA.

Other things to look out for are floating interest rates... jumbo loans... etc. This is what screwed most people in the 90s and 2000s is loan officers were dishing out floating interest rates and jumbo loans willy nilly. At first it might be a 5% interest rate but it goes up or down based on a certain factor (should be inflation, but it's not always)... and then if it's a jumbo loan, you don't owe almost anything until the end... and then a giant payment is required... and if you can't pay it, the bank owns your house. And then investment bankers wrapped all those loans up in a derivative called a mortgage backed security and stole everyone's assets. I'd argue we didn't need to bail them out at all as they still should have owned the homes. They just had to sell them. The problem had to be that the securities were written to earn a certain rate... and when they didn't... boom. Investment banks went down like flies. But an investment bank is supposed to be backed by an institutional bank... so why didn't those banks bail out the I-banks? It's a curious question. It looks like Peter robbed Paul but Peter and Paul were in on it against the government the whole time. And robbed them too. I'm sure then most of that cash was getting shipped overseas into non-extradition countries banks. China, Russia, etc. That's what I'd do if I were an asshole. It destroyed the USA so they'd gladly do it. I'd probably mark all those bills as fraudulent and reprint if I was the treasurer. Then you at least know the criminals aren't gonna come back (2020) with yacht loads of cash. And if they do, you just grab them and stick them in prison. Lol. I guess Obama can still be the hero if he were to have thought of that at the time.

How to be your own person

I grew up in a day and age where most everything has been dictated by TV, radio, the news, etc. People are, essentially, told whom they can be by the media. There's athletes, musicians, "geeks", gamers... etc... etc. And they're shown how to dress, how to talk, how to act... the whole gambit. I fell in this trap for a long time. I wanted to be an athletic, geek, gamer, with fashion sense. Someone who excelled different walks of life. As a result I never really fit in everywhere. I'd dress one way to play sports that might fit in better elsewhere... or game and talk one way... or do business and act a little different.

My dad also was rarely home so I kind of leaned into what I saw on TV and in the world. So maybe I'm a little different. Still though I tried to follow in my fathers footsteps a lot (as a man). Went to the same school... got the degree he said would be best... played the sports he liked, etc. It sucked as well. Always trying to live up to someone who's rarely even there.

I eventually got out of that as I realized more and more that my parents shortcomings were defining who I was as my own man. For instance, my mom complained about watching my basketball games when I played in high school. I quit. I played football and broke my back because my dad loved football. I broke up with the love of my life because my mom told me I should. Eventually I was depressed and miserable.

At first I'd be my cool self at home and my professional self at work. And it was exhausting. Always putting on a performance when you're around your peers... it sucks. It's like trying to be your dad when you don't want to be your dad.The easy way is to just emulate what you see on TV or act like your parents. But why? Why not take risks and be your own person. I came to this later in life after always finding something not working. It's really hard at first but once you get the hang of it, it's the way to go. It's not hard either. I relate it to an elimination diet I once did. Eventually that told me I should limit meat, cut out gluten, and focus on high anti-inflammatory foods and cut out 99% of added sugar. It helped my brain and my body heal itself. Well you can do this with everything. Have a friend that you enjoy being around but doesn't help you reach your goals? Change the relationship. Have habits that don't help you feel better? Change them. Start first by the basics. Change up routines. Mix and match schedules. Find what works for you and adapt.

 Everyone is different and everyone is the same. I'd recommend my diet to anyone. You'll be healthier, help the environment, and support local production (meat comes from lots of places... vegetables and fruits usually come from a closer place). The key is finding what makes your neurochemistry feel natural and healthy. Some people say pharma works for them... it never did for me but I could see how the right concoction would work. I just hate dependencies so I refrain from using them... aside from vaccines and stuff that trains your immune system to work against novel diseases. Those are important.

Back to being yourself. Your own individual, with your own identity, name, etc. The best way I can describe it is to be who you are when you are with your friends that bring the best out in you. And do it always. Don't act and pretend like your someone your not. It's mentally exhausting and will kill you eventually. I can only imagine an actors life... always being a different person. They have to lose their identity at some point. Or whom they would have been. I empathize with them a lot because of that... plus all the other pressures to be perfect all the time. That's exhausting too. I'd love to have a conversation with them about that. I think what you can take from that is they've been through so many "parts" that they have so many perspectives on the world. I've tried to do that as well from an experiential perspective. And remember, we all (should) have feelings. If you align those experiences (for god's sake, try new things people) with the way it makes you feel... before, during, after... then you can just eliminate the negative things in your life.

My best example of this was that my dad was with the same company his whole life. I wanted to do that... but the company I started at was so dang bad for my mental health that eventually I broke down and wept to my boss that I had to leave. I didn't want to as I thought I could make a real difference, but I had to because I was dying inside. Basically I was working for a company that was losing market share in the markets I was covering (well before I ever started there) and there was no success to be had. I'd fly across the country every week just to get negative reinforcement. My boss was horrible, too. I swear to god he was trying to kill me. He took me on a sailboat in rough waters... gave me a bike with broken brakes and had me climb a small mountain with him... and would require me to travel outside of work hours. I moved to a new boss (the one I broke down in front of... whom was a great guy) and eventually quit under him as I was so worn down by that point. Best decision I ever made. I even eventually went back to that company as, essentially, a whole new person. In-between, I took time off and reconnected with friends, went through therapy, did that elimination diet, and a ton of self-reflection on my life experience to figure out what I was doing wrong. I was fortunate. Most people don't get the opportunity to do that.

People may want to know what I was doing wrong. I mentioned some of it... trying to be my dad and listened too much to my mom around shit she had no idea about. I empathize with them both... they had traumatic upbringings with alcoholics and abusers and what-not. They shook most of that but that underlying trauma shined thru A LOT. What I was doing wrong was essentially a lack of self-reflection. I had so much blockage in my brain that I didn't even know where to start because I was always trying to go go go. I tried to be perfect at things without ever giving myself the time and grace to stop and figure out what was working and what wasn't working. I'd still drink like I was in college... not for enjoyment, but just to avoid reflecting. Now when I drink, I do it to reflect. It's a very different experience. Or to socialize. I'd eat what I thought was healthy, without having actually done any research. Research was key. I knew I had a dopamine and serotine deficiency from getting sick and overusing prescriptions in college. I thought it was going to kill me because I found it impossible to be happy. Turns out there's therapies and supplements and stuff like that to take. I did an experimental ketamine therapy, changed my workout routine (less just running and more core and muscles no one has ever even heard of). My back was so crooked by that point (I have minor scoliosis and a floating shoulder) that I needed to work out different muscle groups to pull it back together. I even had to open my back up... which actually happened accidentally. I had a bunch of chest pain and I assumed it was cardiac related... which it may have been... but not from my heart, from my sternum crushing it. My shoulders had rolled so far forward since high school that I felt I was having heart attacks all the time. This was a weird story... I was using one of those big inflatable balls and just trying to stretch my chest out. I laid on it and rolled back and forth for probably 45 minutes. Eventually it sounded like a small gun went off in my chest. And I could breath again. Like fuller breaths. It was bizarre. A huge bruise showed up  the next day. The doctor told me I had broken up a bunch of cartilage that was fusing my chest together. It screwed my back up even worse for awhile but eventually that's gotten better. I attribute that to the supplements, exercises, and, oddly, a GMO strain of cannabis. Some how breathing that in and holding my lungs full of it helped relax certain muscles to where my back realigned in away I could walk without pain again (which was an issue for probably 15 years... but horrible for 5). It was odd but I really am happy they have legalized cannabis in most places. With research it's very helpful for certain things. Namely, just relaxing, thinking, and reflecting without having to work so hard. But some are anti-fungal, anti-inflammatory, anti-pain, etc. Without damaging your liver or getting hooked on anything like what alternatives do. I swear it got me thru COVID, too. Just smoked those little buggers out while everyone else was freaking out outside. I don't do that much anymore, but I had a good routine then. Late at night after family went to bed... to help sleep and think about novel things and figure out what was going on in the world. I figured out a lot, by the way.

Anyways, this was a long and kind of dumb post... but my main point is, try new things. Try lots of new things. Figure out what makes you feel most whole and happy. And NUMBER ONE... make sure you factor in all aspects of your life. Maybe sleeping with the neighbor seems like a good idea one moment, but it might be awkward later on. NUMBER TWO... do the research. The internet is a magical thing we have. Find REAL sources. The New York Times (non opinion pieces), accredited scientific journals, peer-reviewed websites, etc. It's amazing what you can figure out just by typing "does this work" on google and seeing what different people think. Start with accredited things though. Here's a link. And remember that only accredited journalists have to tell the truth.

BTW - I don't proofread, edit, or use AI on these. I just flow.

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Business Optimization - Think Like Your Customer

Second blog post. Much different go at it this time. Business optimization. My key tenants to optimizing a business are: 1) Customer Attraction, 2) Customer Retention, and 3) Financial leanness. Seems obvious but so many businesses I'm involved with forget these simple things. Either they're too big to care or too young to know.

Customer attraction. They key here is to know what people like and know how people work. People want what they want. It's either a transactional opportunity, in which you must (essentially) interview them to know all the key points to what they're wanting out of the interaction with your business; or they want to be entertained, in which you must design your business around the types of clientele you want to attract. Will kids be involved? Will the elderly be involved? Health-gurus, foodies, jocks, smokers, etc.? Design an environment that is hospitable to those individuals you want. And, remember, the customer is always right. This concept seems to have died at some point where businesses started telling people what is "right" or what they want sometime in the 2010s... but the concept still rings true and the businesses that remember this will win in the long-run.

Customer retention. First, you must have a good product or service... but honestly that's not always going to win-out. You must cater to the individuals while they're there. Be efficient and don't over do it with a single patron, but make sure they know you care they're there. And give them something to leave with, even if not your product or service. A soda. A bag of popcorn. A flyer. A memory. You need to ensure they don't forget you and have a unique and enjoyable experience while they're at your business or speaking with you over the phone. And don't be afraid to be bold. Don't lie, but be confident and direct about what you can do for their lives.

Financial leanness. This is where the accountants come in. Set a dollar sign on everything. Know where the money's at and where the money's going. Don't over do it to where your employees or customers notice the penny items. I once worked at a place where they started removing things because they were too expensive... like straws. What the heck? Half of people want straws. Don't be cheap. Be lean. And don't be afraid to judge everything in your business for what it's money-making potential is. Attach, not only, a dollar sign in it's value, but also a dollar sign in what it's potential value is. Intrinsically and extrinsically. 

Anyways. Kind of obvious stuff but it's stuff people forget.

Over and out.