I'm retired, but the wife has one more year left also as a professor. So dinner parties are the thing. We used to do two or so a week, I detest them. Once the wine starts talking, tough guy professors with womanicures, salon-styled beards, wearing turtlenecks, elbow-patched corduroy sport jackets, jeans and casual wingtips-- the lynching/assassinate Trump boasting one-upmanship starts. They would be embarrassed how much their bullshit mirrors two fishermen with a penchant for telling yarns if they even knew how to fish.

Anyway, the wife still goes to the dinner parties to hang out with her friends, and I get some alone time on the internet--if you know what I mean. Yes, scouting for Chinese Wumao on TDW.

Well, Ivy League Academia is pretty well-connected, and are sometimes privy to things before they hit the news. Like the Ghiselle Maxwell thing, the wife told me two months before it happened it was going to go down in two months.

So this week she tells me Barron Trump was the one who came up with the plan to send the Omnibus /stimulus back using the rescission maneuver. But the interesting thing is he wasn't taught this in class or anything, he would apparently go to the Library of Congress spending 12-hour days going through primary source docs, obscure statutes, with the specific purpose of drawing out McConnell and the remaining Swamp RINOs because he knew they were double-crossing dad and was pissed.

Now the story gets interesting because it sounds so zany but I digress. Barron has, or has access to use, a Machine Learning program--and he wrote a predictive algorithm to identify likely double-crossers, after the rescission (separating money from omnibus and the 74 Act), and his algorithm guessed 9 out of 10 backstabbers correctly. I'm not clear on, and asked my wife for clariffication and she's not sure--if he found the Rescission idea from books or coded the solution. I'll e-mail my MIT associates after I send this and re-post if I hear anything.

I know, I know. That's not the crazy part. It was said that Baron's algorithm has demonstrated instances of it being a Strong AI or very close to it--by accident. As in the Singularity.

In a week it's created hundreds of new elements, can make gold by printing at the atomic level, came up with hundreds of working possibilities for covid and flu vaccines as fast as a google search--cured the common cold and all forms of cancer in 10 minutes. It's also figured out how to power itself on an unplugged desktop computer using an energy source we don't know of, they say could be dark energy. Oh, the wife just reminded me, the theory of General Relativity is wrong, and seemed to be disappearing and reappearing, they think it's trying to or using other dimensions--the wife said they said time machine?Yes I kknow. My wife deserves a few backhands if she's making it up. But she is rarely creative--In 34 years of marriage I could count on my hands the number of times we haven't had missionary style sex. She is an accounting prof., certainly no storyteller. I'm not a science guy either, I'm the linguist. But our dinner party regulars are mostly in the hard sciences.

The military is freaking out, but it has nothing to do with the election.

It's been secured in a bunker somewhere, but some issues about containment--I guess it was causing power outages acroos the country for a time despite being welded inside titanium box, a thousand feet underground silo and that they are worried for Dems and Feds and China, because his dataset, algorithm were heavily biased against bad actors, and the AI is not allowing anyone to change it's code--as soon as someone touched the computer is would disappear or go tansluscent so you could see it but your hand just passes through it--the AI is likely to follow it's programming.

I know, I don't believe it either but the MIT guys were so panicked they couldn't drive their cars. I'll post back after I talk to them directly. Grain of salt until then. Oh, almost forgot. GEOTUS got 73% of the vote, so no need to ever listen to a Democrat again. they'll be busy running from Skynet though to bother us I think