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Two Worthy Papers

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Heavy math in one and a new domain of human thought being discovered in the other. As general thinking skills, today’s papers may take a few minutes to absorb.

The first paper argues that human cognition has historically been organized around a limited set of domains—most notably the mathematical, linguistic, and symbolic-logical modes. Yet evidence from both personal phenomenology and broader cultural-technical trends suggests that an additional, underdeveloped cognitive domain may exist.

That holds potential to “rock the world.” We’re calling this, for now, the Hidden Domain,  It’s where all the object-oriented thinking in the Urban column this week has sprung from.  Also from our writing of the Hidden Guild website.

The second paper “Decomposition of Multiple Cycle Drivers in Financial Time Series: Evidence from Aggregate Index Data, 1999–2025” is served in two flavors.  One version is as a link to the underlying paper. But the more accessible version (before this fall’s predicted decline) is quite accessible in the ChartPack.

Hopefully, you’ll find them useful as we stumble forward toward the fall…

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The Invention of Food Reactors

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A marvelous tale of invention today as we unveil my Food Reactors.  But, at the same time, there’s a serious cautionary note to it all because high-level systemic innovation is disruptive.  And Powers-That-Are don’t like regimen change.  Not even a little bit.  Not if it’s good for the world, good for the environment, or anything else…other than them.

But hey!  How about them markets, huh?  ChartPack today look at how far off “the moon shot” is as apogee seems well past geo-synch now…

Coffee up!

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Inflation’s Moving – Or, is it?

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A tip from my consigliere has us asking hard questions about inflation, again. We’re at the top of a 1929-like financial peak. But, how long could inflation – and a changing financial landscape, keep us in the saddle?

That and today’s ChartPack.

Oh, and don’t miss the upcoming Tuesday edition.  because in that one, we invent something we’ve labeled “Food Reactors” and you’re gonna love ’em

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MPPT Economics: A Better Fed Policy Model?

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Peoplenomics does a deep dive into a radically simple question: What if the U.S. economy was managed like a modern solar power system instead of a Wall Street casino?

Using real-world insights from upgrading our grid-interactive MPPT solar arrays, we map out a smarter way to measure national output—and manage it.  One that ditches the Fed’s broken dual mandate and replaces it with watt-for-watt accountability. It’s volts-times-amps for power from panels. And it should be that direct for the economic controls: employment times wages equals prosperity.  Call it MDI (maximum disposable incomes). Not just for the jokers in the deck.

 No illusions, just power to the People. No wiggles, no waffles.

While other countries are kicking America’s once commanding global economic lead, maybe it’s time to ask some fundamental questions about wrong-headed political expediencies.

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The Time Manager’s Intel Paradox

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Sucker for Drucker, Believer in Blanchard? Markets conspire to take us back to the frontiers of time management.  Words like urgent versus important are in play.

As Ms. Tulsi tries to root out the Operation Mockingbird heirs we actually celebrate the date because time managers see a path to sorting wheat from chaff.  A chance to harvest potential reality about who’s reporting and who’s yanking Ure chain.

Today is about Monday. Monday drives the Fall.  Fall might lead to Crash,

But let’s not get too anxious.  The End of Times will be here soon enough.  This weekend, those of us in the ADHD class are scrambling for focus preservers.  Which is why much of today is the ChartPack.

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S.C.R.E.W.I. Theory in Economics

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Our “useful part” involves linkage between moving averages and the use of stops in trading. But, to get there, we begin with an adventure into how “domains of thought” arise and can be used to bring about fresh insights. Along the way, we “self-classify” into most-comfortable domains. All part of a possible chapter in an upcoming book.

Non-Subscriber free summary:

Core Idea: Economics isn’t practiced in a vacuum. It’s shaped—and often distorted—by the domain orientation of its participants: engineers, historians, lawyers, artists, and more. These “domain biases” color their perception of markets, policy, and strategy.

We encapsulate this with the acronym S.C.R.E.W.I. – Shared-Consciousness Economic Reality Wave Investing – to highlight how these overlapping biases create a complex, echo-filled economic domain soup.

We also examie the new ADP job data, revisit our July “megaquake watch” call, and walk through the Fed’s decision day. Then, one last thought for the road—a new look at sleep and sound that may link chronic illness and dream disruption.

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The Dust Bunnies of August

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You remember those old-school math problems? You know — One train leaves Chicago at noon, another leaves D.C. at 11:45 traveling at 60 mph…? You were supposed to figure out where the crash would happen.

Well, today’s piece is a lot like that — only instead of trains, it’s governments and intelligence agencies speeding toward a collision, and the wreckage may not be metaphorical. It’s a preview of where the smoldering mess will end up, and how some very powerful people may be choosing global chaos over personal accountability.

Barbara Tuchman gave us The Guns of August — a master class in how clueless elites, tangled alliances, and bad timing conspired to ignite World War I.

Fast forward to 2025, and instead of massed artillery, we have classified email chains, Epstein flight logs, and a busload of cornered global elites clinging to their shredded narratives.

From one of those old-school inside sources — the kind who used to whisper truth across newsroom coffee stains — comes the whisper that the wheels may be coming off the Democrat Party bus. Not just a little wobble. We’re talking axles flying, smoke pouring, and Tulsi Gabbard walking toward the wreck with a gas can and a matchbook.

Because here’s the thing about the Intelligence Community: it never forgets. And when secrets are passed around on secure networks — especially the kind that involve coordination on cross-agency assessments — there are always footprints in the sand.

Even if Hillary’s bathroom server vanished into a PR black hole, the responses to that hack didn’t. Someone, somewhere, has the goods. And if they’re now surfacing — if they link the Steele Dossier not just to partisan politics but to MI6 and European co-conspirators — then you start to see the outlines of the real panic.

And from that angle, all this suicidal warmongering by Europe starts to look less like diplomacy… and more like a last-ditch cover story written in artillery fire.

Charge the Geiger and read the ChartPack.  Guns of August or the Shorts of September?  This is no field of dreams.  It’s a mine field and ready to rock..

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The Day the Veil Thinned

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Three Papers You Won’t Forget. Some Wednesdays are for watching markets and murmuring about the macro. But today? Today we’re peeling back the ancient wallpaper on reality itself.

Because tucked just below the surface of religious history and medical mystery may lie something more: an ancient operating system for the human experience — hidden in plain sight for millennia.

In today’s Peoplenomics deep dive, we unleash three breakthrough papers that connect the dots between sacred geometry, biofield science, neurodegeneration, and dimensional perception.

Paper One: The Shroud, Moses, and Human Portaling
From mountaintop encounters to photonic burn marks, we explore the repeating biological and energetic fingerprints of historical “portal events.”

What if Moses didn’t just see God — he interfaced with a field? What if the Shroud is evidence of a transdimensional phase shift?

Paper Two: The Tree of Life as a Bioenergetic Diagnostic Tool
Reframing Kabbalah not as mysticism but as a layered medical framework, we chart how ancient symbols may model chronic disease, energy coherence, and even portal readiness.

Could your symptoms be telling you you’re “misaligned from source”?

Bonus Paper: The Silent Continuum: ADHD as a Precursor to Alzheimer’s Disease
Co-authored with two doctors, this paper suggests how decades of diagnostic blind spots may have masked a lifelong cognitive continuum — with ADHD evolving into ALZ/vascular dementia in ways no one thought to test.

It’s a lesson in information soloing, time-bias in research, and maybe even how to protect memory in your own family.

Bottom line? These aren’t your average PDFs.

They’re reality calibration tools, disguised as research papers.

And all of this is in addition to the ChartPack which alights on an Epstein “delay rally” we sense with the House selling out to power by dodging an Epstein vote until fall.

So grab your coffee, adjust your frequency, and settle in —
Today’s column (with four PDFs)  just might change how you think about history, health, and what it means to be human.

(And it answers the question “Where was the unboxing of the new table saw for ShopTalk Sunday this week?”)

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Here Come Ai/Science Based Religions

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I warned you – when it gets hot, that’s my prime writing time. Escape from the Texas heat and Brain Growing.  So this latest book? You want to hear about it?

In Theomachine: AI and Science-Based Religion, we  weave personal anecdotes—from a chilling teenage encounter with a reptilian entity to decoding breakthrough dreams—with profound explorations of human consciousness, AI’s boundaries, and the layered “domains” of reality. You don’t have to know who Chris Langan is, but you’ll be a leg-up if you do.

Drawing on concepts like my book Psychocartography, this one’s on the ontology (nature-of-reality), and domain-hopping (where dreams and waking life intersect as navigable realms),

Along the way I’ll show you how AI, while revolutionary for breaking mental silos and optimizing systems like economics and healthcare, lacks the human ability to dream, feel, or transcend domains.

The book evolves into a manifesto for the coming science-based religions (SBRs), envisioning a future where data-driven faiths—blending biohacking, environmentalism, and technological utopianism—replace outdated dogmas, culminating in the “Theomachine,” an AI-governance hybrid that could mediate conflicts, allocate resources, and redefine divinity, all while warning of risks like bias amplification and loss of moral agency.

This is another of my books (like “Broken Web” was back in 2012) – where we look into the Future and try to face up to what could bubble out of the witches brew of code and capital.

The pitch: Becoming a Peoplenomics subscriber unlocks exclusive access to this kind of preview plus our 20+ year archive full of forward-thinking works; offering invaluable tools for navigating the change-driven convergence of technology, spirituality, and society coming at us right now.

But enough pitch.  Today’s ChartPack screams “Top may be in Potential” as the Dow Transports chimed in Tuesday.

If things get Loudly and Badly over the next week, or two? You’ll have at least seen the “whites of their eyes” as chaos slams World..

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End of World or End of MAGA?

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As you may have guessed (being upright and fogging mirrors) we have two stories on the hot board this morning.  One has those distinctive Biblical overtones.  The other is more like a daytime soap gone off the rails.

It’s all worth going through, because both will be dispensed with so we can jump into some deep AI including a surprising outlook for silver and inflation in our ChartPack this morning.

Still, we’ll keep it short: No point overworking if the Sun takes a dump on us, right?

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City-States in the Cross-Hairs

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Last week we gave Peoplenomics readers a first look at our book Downsizing.  Today, a follow-up chapter. This one deals where to live and we go through a lot of choices.

Key thing is the logic and seeing how the modern city-states work and how states are slowly having their powers diluted through local option taxes and policies that are sometimes counter to federal laws…

A few headlines first and the ChartPack which ponders which way things will break next.A health note:  We now know the answer to “Can you still wear your CPAP gear after oral surgery (gum line) on an impacted root of a premolar?”

Um…no…not and get any sleep, that is… (Talk about the use case for drugs…)

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