Let me go “High Value” for a minute.  Because change – like we’ve never seen in our lifetimes – is in the air. This week’s Peoplenomics report, out yesterday, “Coining Future: Making Work Mean Something,” asks a hard question: what if crypto stopped rewarding burned electricity, locked-up capital, and casino behavior—and started rewarding verified human … Read More

Official-like: In support of its goals, the Committee decided to maintain the target range for the federal funds rate at 3?1/2 to 3?3/4 percent. In considering the extent and timing of additional adjustments to the target range for the federal funds rate, the Committee will carefully assess incoming data, the evolving outlook, and the balance … Read More

Three things to keep straight today. First, a new basis for crypto is on the table—not burn, not stake, but something closer to Proof-of-Actual-Progress: money minted against real, validated human output. If that sounds like heresy, good. It should. Because the current model looks more like a self-licking ice cream cone than a civilization builder, … Read More

Finally  -only 20 minutes late: Data through February 2026 reveals the following: The S&P Cotality Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price NSA Index, covering all nine U.S. census divisions, reported a 0.7% annual gain in February, down from a 0.8% rise in the previous month. The 10-City Composite saw an annual increase of 1.5%, down from … Read More

Gets to be kept short today.  I have been threatening short columns for the longest time and now, it’s time to deliver — less. Let’s step over to the tee and discuss how we’re playing this round. Lay of the Data Topology matters in golf.  And so, it is in this round of Life. We … Read More

By now—unless you live under a rock—you’re aware of the Trump/Correspondents’ Dinner incident now making the rounds. Bring your own conspiracy theories and review from Caltech to WHCA shooting suspect: FBI retraces a cross-country trail. There are a fair number of people who were not surprised by the event, and therein lies our starting point. … Read More

I had planned to drop a ShopTalk Sunday on electroculture here this weekend, but the deeper I got into the research, the more obvious it became this isn’t casual backyard tinkering anymore. This has turned into real, industrial-grade science. I’m generous with my time and all, but giving away a 6,000-word piece with real science? … Read More

This one is huge. Even by Peoplenomics standards, today’s report is a monster. We start with a 20-page math-heavy market paper, then dive into a 38-page ChartPack on 1929/2026 echoes, state-variance extremes, and why shorting is starting to look better. But the chef’s kiss is the 26-page Focus section: Electroculture: From Soil Charge to Human … Read More

Welcome to the speed-reading edition of The Daily War-Monger. In the opening article, we wonder whether “Pistol Pete” – is ready to turn his HR weapons on Spain as Pentagon email weighs measures against NATO allies over Iran war, including suspending Spain.  Why, I can hear it now, “Spain! You’re FIRED!”  Bet me? Always ready to … Read More

I spent the better part of an hour this morning in deep debate.  “Is this a “waffle weave” or an “awful weave” my country is doing right now?” Some days (suspiciously like this one) have nothing but loose ends, posturing, headline-attention getters, and refried BS served like it’s a steak.  But does it all matter? … Read More

Markets rallied overnight—but if you’re only watching headlines, you’re missing the real setup. Right now feels like smooth flying. Calm skies. Predictable trends. But anyone who’s spent time around real pilots knows the truth… That’s the framework behind today’s Peoplenomics report. From shifting tensions in the Strait of Hormuz to the quiet moves happening beneath … Read More

I know: this will seem like going out on a limb.  This parallel between how things operate in Hilbert Space draws a straight line to how “news” operates. What it is, Homey Hilbert space is basically math’s way of describing an insanely vast, abstract “room” that can have not just the usual three dimensions like … Read More