One of the crucial points of wisdom economy, according to my book, is to spend within your means. We are moving towards it...

DK, oh please can you be more merciful with us? Less verbose and numerical, and more chatty? Because we can get to the depths and details of things just fine, but it's nice to start out slow and easy, and get there after a few steps. As a busy person, I find I resist reading anything long and intense, because my own life is intense enough already.

When I conquer my resistance to reading, I always find much of interest in what you share here. But it's hard to find something to say when you've already covered most of the bases yourself -- for example, you'll ask a question rhetorically and provide your own answer, which closes most doors to debate, unless the reader is willing to do enough technical research to come back at you with a sustainable disagreement, or sincere support. Why not take one side of a position (i.e., don't cover all the ground yourself) and leave questions open, so we can talk with you? Otherwise, it just seems as if you're asking for support of your own views and positions.

Dear hgquinn

Thank you for your feedback.

Please note that this specific piece was originally written by DK Matai for ATCA and Philanthropia members.

Best wishes

Horatio

Dr Horatio Peppers
mi2g Intelligence Unit

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Dear DK,

Thanks for bringing the detail knowledge to our awareness.

I (we) predicted all this on Intent Blog many months ago, based on a global systems analysis.

Perhaps the insight helped to create it because we all know truth and actuality will bring to collapse systems dependant on ignorance or producing an imbalance.

The current information systems do not support the requirements of the financial and monetary systems. Which themselves are not designed from a holistic perspective. The systems are unable to be integrated because the universal architecture which I understand how to implement has not been implemented.

The systems are not designed to adapt and accommodate the coming black swans.

Gambling is not prudent and does not create economic value. A heavy tax on capital gains and tax free dividends is a quick solution; of course the implementation and design needs some research.

Too many are able to extract value from the system without making a real value contribution.

The attention of the world’s management is in the wrong place, and there is a lack of accountability, a “take the money and run” attitude is dominant leaving a mess for others. The world’s management is not using the technology to it’s fullest potential because of a “proprietary / monopoly” mindset.

The fox should not be guarding the hen house.

Thanks to technology the individual labor requirements to maintain the real economy (food, health, shelter, energy, and transportation) are about 16 hours per week or less, with an additional 10 hour per week educational requirement.

So there is no real big issue, other than the forced participation in an artificial economy and the control by a few of the symbolic unit used to represent value. Like I have been pointing out our systems are flawed having been warped by egoic intention and perspective.

The only thing that can stop us from solving these problems are ego and individuals clinging to old fictions it takes a very special person(s) that will be able to make it happen, extraordinary spirit and intelligence.

I would love it if someone would enlist me somehow to help.

Speaking of ICE and this Black Swan may make other issues insignificant.

Note that correcting the current problems may put us into a position to handle the bigger ones coming. So they could be considered a good thing.

We should know that the other day a 225 square mile sheet of ice broke off in, one the size of Connecticut hangs by a thread down in Antarctica. This is unexpected and surprising to scientist, the speed at which it happened. But not surprising is that it supports the phonon based calculations. I discussed phonons on another thread. Experimented with some ice cubes didn’t need big budget. The planet is having a massive increase in phonons which exponentiate themselves. It is also scientifically correct to state that the planets vibration is increasing. Which something oddly enough people used to talk about before we were able to explain it. The faster it vibrates the more energy it can receive.

Based on these phonon calculations we have 18 months to switch off dependency on oil. At about that time the extreme weather which will affect ports, refineries and shipping will disrupt the oil supply chain. Of course this is not certain because of the uncertainty principle; it is just possible and probable. There may not be much exporting going on.

The good news is this is a good thing, by switching to an advanced and evolved energy system we will solve the mortgage and finance crisis and the value of the dollar will skyrocket.

Phonons of course have the same wave particle nature as photons.

Phonons are why a sound a (vibration) can break a glass, shattering the lattice of atoms.

Another black swan is the possibility being investigated that inferior or intentionally compromised electronic components have been introduced into the information technology infrastructure in the west. One wonders about China's involvement.

In the last year an enormous number of anomalies have begun to appear and it is proving impossible to isolate the cause and there is such diversity of effects which are somewhat random in their occurrence.

The effects it do not kill the systems, which are usually are fixed with a reboot, but it causes productivity draining issues and data corruption from lost connections. All the elements are so interconnected that if any suffer problems it affects the others.

It could be something else other than hardware for example code defects especially in the network layers or even malicious code resulting from vendors being infiltrated and compromised.

Or something like the browser service in Microsoft's OS which is not very well documented by MS and they don't seem to understand how it really works either I am told. Perhaps the programmer that wrote the C code is no longer around and with the dominance of switches that replaced hubs.

It could also be high energy particles flipping a zero to one somewhere deep inside which would cause totally unpredictable results.

It could be all the above, happening in concert. As we know the more parts a system has the more likely it is to fail. For example the financial system is overly complex and operates hidden in shadow.

It needs to be fixed if we are to handle the wide scale rapidly forming phenomena that are coming this included awareness induced system, industry, and profession changes.

Does everyone realize that mortgage companies and banks take taxpayer money and loan it back to the taxpayers?

They get these exorbitant profits for servicing the loan. Why should an industry profit from loaning taxpayers money back to themselves? Whoever thought this scheme up was a genius. Taking into account that it is a mostly left brained function that can be performed by computers based on a transparent standard and formula? Do we really need thousands of people and billions in physical infrastructure to support this system?

I wonder if Inflation isn’t a good thing, true in a properly designed system there would not be any. We could simply increase worker wages to keep up with the inflation. This devalues all the ill gotten gains. In other words those that hoard wealth lose it, those that dynamically create new value with their wealth are the owners of the true wealth and maintain great riches. Maybe not maybe so.

perhaps it is a blessing in disguise, with less money people might come together and work on their spiritual sides more1