Peoplenomics

Ever have a good idea? One you longed to patent and implement but it would take just too much effort at precisely the wrong time?

An interesting tale today of a novel idea presented in a couple of 2013 and 2014 Peoplenomics articles and how (I can’t make this up) the idea shows up in the Jeffrey Epstein orbit in a complex tale of Israeli intelligence, backdoors in software with more Orwellian high strangeness that leads right to the dark pool some think of as the Deep State master of Totalitarian America.

We’ll run that down after a few opening news events of the day and our odd way of looking at stock market patterns that remind us of 1929…

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Positioning of the democrat wannabes, weather “roll-ups,” and the coming of “virtual reporters.” There are multiple stories in play which give us a chance to employ some forecasting skills.  Each involves a specific “way of thinking” and are thus widely applicable skills.

Oh, and the future “won’t sneak up on you” either.

We will begin by laying out an incredibly obvious nested positioning statement sequence for whoever the dems pick, and explain how the GOP lags in marketing.

First, however, a check of a few headlines, the weekly market check (oh, yeah, blowing off as expected) and then we’ll preview the likely (today, anyway) 2020 match-up.

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Time to update  September 2018’s Peoplenomics 891-B where we outlined recent advances in anti-aging.  The “supplement cocktail” we approached while sniffing around last year is now making headlines.

Can we get another “one year drop on the future?”  Maybe so.There is much new data to review along with a “process discussion” covering how Elaine and I have constructed spreadsheets to manage our “anti-aging  supplement regimen.”  Oh, and our “analog” to that prescription-based life-extension cocktail.

Right to it after some headlines and the charts, where a chance of a replay of last year’s Back Christmas for the markets appears.  Don’t ask us why, though.  Ask the elves…

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No, actually, I’m not kidding.  Our recent encounter with what can only be called a “time slip”  August 30th has actually yielded not only an interesting  set of data correlations but also deep-thinking on how “the Whole Thing (Universe) might work.

Sorry it’s such a long piece, but there’s a ton of concept to digest, So we will keep the news and ChartPack

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Value Propositions and Economic Models today. Because we need to start at the very beginning of a product’s life-cycle if we’re to resolve the now-appearing conflict between economic efficiency on the one hand, and environmental efficiency on the other.

Because once you see the inherent conflict, we may be able to outline a new kind of “global econometric model” which might lead the entire planet (after a bumpy transition period) to a new sort of “economy” where there’s harmony between “economics” and “environmental constraints.”

Unless we get this figured-out soon, the entire world will continue riding “deeper and deeper into the Box Canyon” or disaster where slaughter of all things will take place.  From the Great Barrier Reef right down to the 3-year old child next door.

We know we need to change our thinking…but as always, that’s a product of habit and the how to change US stops us cold.

So, into that in greater detail after a few headlines and our morning view of the ChartPack for this holiday-foreshortened week…

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Lemme see: The Corruption of Money and a Tremendous Woo-Woo event – mind-stretchers huh?  Seem grand topics to be immersed in over a Labor Day weekend, don’t they?

After all, who in ‘Merica doesn’t work for “money” save a handful of blessed people who have found “another way.”  And of those, isn’t woo-woo expected?

Mostly, this weekend is about supply, demand, and logical limits.  Including when time gets out of bounds like it did Friday afternoon, between 3 and 4 PM Central time, if you didn’t notice the change personally. 

Last one of this magnitude was 45-days ahead of 9/11…it’s like a “bow wave” of a huge emotional hit.  The sense of time changes in advance.  Or it was CERN…but more on this as we wander along, seeking…what?

First, a few headlines and our charts.  And we’ll use incredible restraint by not referring to our Dorian story coverage as a “few lines of blow…”

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