Higgenbotham's Dark Age Hovel

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Fractal Cycles from Hurst cycled we already factored a 18 year marker H.
Node structures that would fit are within 10 percent for the pattern curve. That was 1346 node structures that
keep the savages from eating others.
The delay fuse fit we can entertain. Overall the Script ends just as it was and has been written.
The grouping dynamics of the period is enough to the actual pattern recognition as it fit itself seen here.
Log3 will just announce the SWOT map into the AGIL facts seen.
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Higgenbotham wrote: Thu Oct 22, 2026 5:06 pm When I talk to someone like the good professor...I sometimes probe around the edges a bit to see where their minds are at...

...I also discussed things people can do in retirement with an emphasis on the fact that anything anyone can do in retirement as far as income goes outside of their area of expertise strictly falls into the category of being a hobby unless the world changes radically from what it is at present. I said, for example, someone can garden as a hobby, but that will never be anything more than that unless supply chains radically change from what they are. I said it's not like gardening in present conditions is going to result in an income of $20 per hour or higher. Maybe you get more nutritious food, but that's about it. He enthusiastically agreed with all of that but had no comments.
People are occupied with current concerns. They have many and it doesn't seem the coming global food crisis is on the radar.

For example, a few days after the above conversation, we discussed the situation at Cornell. We both agreed that the situation the young woman found herself in was caused by factors that occurred long before she entered Cornell. It may have gone all the way back to elementary school. We discussed the fact that the school my daughter and his granddaughter attend is demonstrating to the children what a healthy and normal environment is, which will help ensure they do not find themselves in such a position later in life. We both agreed that is more important than the school being able to impart another 20 points on the benchmark assessment test. Some things can't be undone once the damage occurs.
While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.
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Well we only got a head start from 2019 and they will learn its not different this time.
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+0.06% will raise cash into spring sweeps.
Fish rot from the head down.
As like you hedged and unwinding into phase two.
Slowly at first then all at once they simply lost there mind.
The only companies still standing as five facts eliminated what was in there way
to end them. Morgan even then told you how they dealt with it.

For the year ending December 2025, courts recorded 574,314 total bankruptcy filings, up from 517,308 the prior year.
That included 24,737 business filings and 549,577 nonbusiness filings.

Recent indicators show a gap between reshoring interest and actual shifts: in an ISM survey, some manufacturers said they were exploring a move to U.S. production, while Kearney’s reshoring index fell in 2025. That suggests announcements and intentions don’t automatically translate into completed factories or broad-based relief.
manufacturingdive.com

Free cash flow is important because it shows whether a company generates cash after operating costs and investment. But it can be temporarily low when a company is building capacity, and it doesn’t by itself capture debt risk, durable demand, or the value of a resilient supply chain. So onshoring is most likely to pay off where U.S. production can be competitive and reliably supplied with skilled workers, affordable power, and key inputs not simply where a company has announced investment.

They will not even show up for $50.00 and Hour in any skillset and yeah they screwed there Master Tech's who are telling them to stick it.
The Info sector think residual flows will stay solvent longer than the take it or leave it economy.
So go ahead algo scalp to prosperity. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwJ2titFNew&t=2907s
Replant in the Spring.
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aedens wrote: Thu Oct 29, 2026 6:27 pm Well we only got a head start from 2019 and they will learn its not different this time.
aedens wrote: Wed Aug 06, 2014 7:03 pm Time will enact a common price as they are consumed by todays wisdom. Same as it ever was.
While the periphery breaks down rather slowly at first, the capital cities of the hegemon should collapse suddenly and violently.
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Recycled oil can be filtered to a 10-micron level but 5-micron for the essential motors if push goes to shove,
which helps remove smaller contaminants, making it suitable for use in various applications.
The drip water system is good for 15000 gallons drinking water as such if needed.
The garden was actually decent this years as it is still in limited usage until another wave of killer frost hits.
Blame the Amish as these EYI useful idiots are wasting.
Wife got back will check on the infirm and elderly reports.
Historians will continue to debate whether the Empire’s collapse was inevitable or contingent.
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