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Did anyone see this paper on a “universal collapse constant” (λ=8.0)? Seems to predict Luna and 2008 GFC way in advance.

Did anyone see this paper on a “universal collapse constant” (λ=8.0)? Seems to predict Luna and 2008 GFC way in advance.

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I stumbled across this whitepaper on Zenodo today and it’s honestly kind of wild. It claims to have found a universal constant (λ=8.0) that governs systemic collapse across different domains (Finance, Crypto, even Healthcare capacity). The author (some anon group “Independent Research Unit”) derives a vector-based risk metric using Langevin dynamics and Information Theory. The crazy part is the validation: 1. It apparently flagged the 2008 GFC crash 13 months before Lehman (when Basel metrics were silent). 2. […]

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The Third Circuit’s Curious Opinion on the “De Facto” U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey

The Third Circuit’s Curious Opinion on the “De Facto” U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey

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Today the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit affirmed a district court ruling that Alina Habba is disqualified from serving as the acting U.S. Attorney for the District of Jersey. The ruling is a setback for the Trump Administration’s efforts to install its own leaders in U.S. Attorneys Offices in New Jersey and elsewhere. I have my doubts about the merits of the decision, on statutory construction grounds that I have previously blogged about here and […]

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1 in 4 Unemployed Americans Has a Degree – The Future of White Collar Jobs

1 in 4 Unemployed Americans Has a Degree – The Future of White Collar Jobs

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With a changing economy, artificial intelligence (AI) replacing many jobs, and widespread unpreparedness for the job market, the time-honored tradition of tossing their caps in the air to celebrate earning their degrees and starting exciting new careers has turned into disappointment for many college graduates. Statistics released by the Department of Labor on Nov. 20 show that 25 percent of the 7.6 million unemployed Americans in September held at least a bachelor’s degree. With more than 1.9 million unemployed college graduates […]

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Trump’s Venezuela Gambit: An Incoherent Encore in a Failed Drug War

Trump’s Venezuela Gambit: An Incoherent Encore in a Failed Drug War

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Jeffrey A. Singer With Secretary of War Pete Hegseth embroiled in controversy over the extrajudicial killings of alleged drug smugglers operating a small, short-range boat off the coast of Venezuela, it’s worth examining how this all began. President Trump has repeatedly claimed that “narcoterrorists” are on these boats, transporting large quantities of fentanyl and other illegal drugs into the US to poison Americans, and he wants them obliterated. He asserts that each boat destroyed by the Navy with […]

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Por que te escondes em páginas esquecidas, viradas... Raimundo Santana

Por que te escondes em páginas esquecidas, viradas… Raimundo Santana

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Por que te escondes em páginas esquecidas, viradas para o lado esquerdo do livro, o que fere inflama se eu não posso ler a tua nobreza estou do lado oposto do livro. Como se eu não pudesse ler? Será medo do que ainda dói, ou sombras de um passado que preferes não reacender. Será uma bagagem que deseja recrutar não sei. Eu sigo adiante, firme, sem carregar memórias que pesam, sem revisitar lugares que nunca me fizeram falta. […]

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"Estou avaliando se vale mesmo a pena isso de... THUDOcomH

"Estou avaliando se vale mesmo a pena isso de… THUDOcomH

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“Estou avaliando se vale mesmo a pena isso de envelhecer. Dos que conheço que envelheceram, um terço não ouve bem; outro terço não anda bem; o terço final está com depressão. E todos estão bastante enrugados!” Frase Minha 0224, Criada no Ano 2008 USE, MAS DÊ BOM EXEMPLO. CITE A FONTE E O AUTOR: thudocomh.blogspot.com

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Chicago Is the Latest Example of How Public School Spending Doesn't Prioritize Students

Chicago Is the Latest Example of How Public School Spending Doesn’t Prioritize Students

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Public school districts have a responsibility to educate students, safeguard taxpayer money, and provide families with opportunities for success. However, Chicago Public Schools (CPS) has become a national example of how a school system collapses under mismanagement, political patronage, and an absence of accountability. A report from the Chicago Board of Education’s Office of Inspector General uncovered $23.6 million in misused spending—specifically, spending on lavish and often unapproved travel: $1,000-a-night hotel rooms, airport limos, luxury suites, and “professional […]

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