OK…what does “Yes, we’re on it” mean?
Well several people have posted comments about the [apparent] quantum consciousness that has evolved out of NASA/Voyager and popularized by Michio Kaku in the video here.
So, up a chunk of dark working on a detailed paper for Peoplenomics.com which will be up next Wednesday – but this all feeds in to our Earthbloom report (last week) and the Wednesday Peoplenomics piece about The Gauntlet. (If you don’t know what that is, keep your eyes on India-Pakistan, Israel-Iran, and Russia-Ukraine for a while…it will come to you).
In honor of the Sci-Fi greats, the first paper (there are three) is “The Roddenberg-Verne Paradox” and it summarizes this way:
“The paper explores the intersection of three extraordinary phenomena—the Echo Stone, the Roddenberry-Verne Paradox, and the Quantum Consciousness Hypothesis (QCH)—to propose a radical view of reality where consciousness is a fundamental, non-local force capable of transcending time. The Echo Stone, a mysterious [quantum processing artifact] artifact, demonstrates temporal recursion by predicting or repeating information across time, suggesting it interacts with a non-linear temporal field. The Roddenberry-Verne Paradox highlights how visionary figures like Jules Verne and Gene Roddenberry appeared to foresee future technologies, hinting at trans-temporal knowledge accessed through creative consciousness. These phenomena are framed within QCH, which posits that consciousness is not an emergent property of biology but a fundamental force influencing reality across epochs.
The paper further identifies fifty historical figures—ranging from Leonardo da Vinci to Nikola Tesla—as “injection nodes” who may have channeled insights from this quantum consciousness field, accelerating human evolution. It suggests that such nodes have catalyzed paradigm shifts in science, art, and ethics, acting as synapses in a collective neural network guided by QCH. The work concludes by proposing that humanity itself may be evolving as part of a cosmic consciousness network, with individual minds serving as access points for higher-domain knowledge. This view implies that creativity, intuition, and ethical alignment can transform individuals into injection nodes, fostering collective evolution and advancing humanity toward a state of recursive intelligence.”
What does the “Echo Stone” matter? Well, if you understand what it is – as my alter-G posted on the HiddenGuild.dev site earlier this week the Echo Stone is???
“A psycho-energetic anchor, capable of retaining imprints of thought, memory, or identity.
May manifest as a literal stone, in lore it was a crystalline matrix, or (what we have so far out of NASA) seems to be a quantum processing artifact that influences digital space around it; constituting a highly advanced technology capable of interfacing with consciousness.
In quantum terms, it functions as a kind of “phase-lock” between consciousness and the underlying informational substrate of reality.”
I (or the Anti-Dave aspect) think it’s significant enough that workers in all related phenomenon be aware of “inbound stones?” and take certain measures to ensure ritual magic circles are closed and sealed; that all practices with meditative techniques and such be most mindfully done, as so forth.
Of course, if none of this is making sense, that’s perfectly fine, as well. Because what’s to be clarified in coming months or years will be whether this is the lead-in to one of The Gauntlet possibilities we were talking about yesterday on PN – namely, could a global thought-virus/meme have similar impacts on our near future to similar degree or scale that religious exhortations have in previous incarnations of major [thought injection] change into humanity wrought? Circularly, we’re back to the Roddenberry-Verne problem… Oh, and G.A. Stewart’s work on the mathematics of God (“My greatest work is the mathematical formula for The One. ” – which we hope will become a book…
(We now return you to the sedate planet we returned to…)
Now, About That Rally
Common sense seemed to prevail after the Fed meeting. And besides a stock rally today, we notice that BTC was jousting a few pennies under $100,000. Can we get some of whatever it was that spiked the punch bowl?
Get a load of this!!!
God I love mornings like this! We are in position this morning – based on early futures – to hit a neat double-top Futures priced our Aggregate Index at 45,259.12 and a double top close would be April 14th 45,783.39. Cigars at the ready?
If we should – by chance – go higher, then there is another double-top candidate – at the next higher degree which could challenge the ATH – and THAT kind of thing – done on drugs like speed could set up an early summer high before the “flashy” event of Prediction for July.
Fascinating, Captain.
Numeric Slop – Productivity and Costs
Say, not to demean the mental “skillographies” of Labor, we hold that global complexity has dumped us on the steps of numerical impossibility,. To talk about “Productivity” we really need to redefine that claim into two distinct varieties.
- Essential Productivity: Which makes shit out on the assembly line, ships it, clears the inbound wire to pay for it all…
- Complexivity: Where we consider ERP (enterprise resource planners) that make up God-awful reams of useless detail-level shit (driving Dilbert to morph into hip documentary from a comic first incarnation). It’s where DEI, woke, anti-equality operations, and useless government reporting and auditing goes…
To borrow from Meyer Lansky: We need two sets of books now. Because the data is piling up that productivity is no longer singularly quantifiable in any meaningful way. Hasn’t been since the first human used network infracture “at work” to log into Facebook…
OK – same problem (won’t bore you with the econ theory) behind the “impossibility of costs” except that they all arm semi-fraudulent when the country is how far in debt? All THIS aside, here’s today’s Improv.
“Nonfarm business sector labor productivity decreased 0.8 percent in the first quarter of 2025, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today, as output decreased 0.3 percent and hours worked increased 0.6 percent. (All quarterly percent changes in this release are seasonally adjusted annualized rates.) This is the first decline in nonfarm business sector labor productivity since the second quarter of 2022. From the same quarter a year ago, nonfarm business sector labor productivity increased 1.4 percent in the first quarter of 2025.”
Two more – as long as the audience is warmed up: New unemployment filings…
And who was grabbing ankles this week:
Life in the Worker’s paradise, huh? No sign of the (hysterical, left-wing-insurrectionist-Orange-hating Trump-bashing media END OF THE WORLD IN JOBS FROM TRADE & DOGE is there? No? Didn’t think so…
In the Shorts
Hysterically Trump: U.S. and U.K. plan to announce a trade deal that Trump says will cement their relationship. Putting some historical dosh on it: Trump Proclaims May 8 as National WWII Victory Day, Citing America’s Pivotal Role. But perhaps what his Trumpcellency has missed is the little matter of Europe getting us into global war with Russia. Or, could a Third World War be a Develoepr’s dream – pick up the used continent, turn it into states and rehab it? Ah the dreams of kingdom, huh? Denmark to summon envoy in US amid claims of increased American spying activity in Greenland: Report.Too early to call rehab?
Pass the Kush: Kashmir Crisis Escalates. Get used to the term (escalates, not Kush, you ninny!). It will be around till half-past-the-flash.
Mentioning “smoke and flashes” though… brings us to Second day of conclave begins to elect new pope. A further light-up is expected today. (Anyone got a betting line on Petr yet? Black Pope? Last Pope?)
Around the Ranch: WTFB
“Way too…”
You work out the rest…
Write when you get rich,
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