This puzzle is “for children,” but it looks tiresome enough to solve even for adults.
Disclaimer: I am not engaged in numerology, but related comments are welcome in the comment section.
Numbers can be intimidating, especially for those who don’t possess the skills to handle them. Perhaps it’s not an accident that math has become the ultimate failure in US “education.” Those who are supposed to be able to work with numbers are supposed to be revered as anointed “experts” who can always tell the ignorant plebs to shut up, while it’s easy to overwhelm even the brightest mind with overwhelming amounts of data1.
Using numbers for justification provides an efficient tool to mislead, confuse, and humiliate the target audience.
Numbers are used all the time, but rarely in your best interest. Here is a rudimentary list of the domains in which they are constantly utilized.
Games of chance
Most people with two brain cells to rub together know that if they play games of chance, they can never win. Playing the Megabucks and its compadres represent the harshest demolition of common sense. Still it is one more diversion for many commoners.
You have a better chance to jump and land on the Moon than “to win the lottery.” Of course, jumping and landing on the Moon still promises more success than all the Apollo crews ever had:
Moon Landing: Bluffing Is A Good Weapon!
What is NOT in the picture? You can see what you are allowed to see!
Casinos closed the only door to their customer’s winning by maximizing the bets. The last time banks were broken in casinos were possible by utilizing long numeric sequences2 after 1969, when an English mathematician with his five pals went to France to play roulette, each at a different table, and announced to the manager in advance that they were using s system. They were sneered down, but they broke the bank in six casinos in three weeks, and were summarily expelled from France. Needless to say, when you play the lottery, it all goes through a computer, and you must have learnt enough about such systems from the voters’ experience with the Dominion vote-counting “machines.”3 You can call the bluff anytime, but best not to get started, especially because those who invest too much time, energy, or resources into something or someone, tend to have a hard time to kick the habit and, instead, tirelessly seek justification for their stupidity4.
Statistics
Mathematics is an independent system and, as such, it cannot lie; numbers can, and often do. As the saying goes, “There are lies, blatant lies, and statistics.”
Still, numbers are adroitly omitted, when they would disprove the probability of something that, nevertheless, is forced on the subjects. Statistically speaking, the Moon landing had less than 0.3 percent probability of succeeding with the analogue technology available at the time. The “astronauts” also had to cross the Van Allen belt that would have require about 15” of lead shielding, but the Moon lander looked like a homeless tent rather than anything that would shield anyone from cosmic rays. Conveniently, the technology that enabled the “giant leap for mankind” got lost, both on paper and for real. Yet a giant leap it was, at least in terms of worldwide media deception, closely following the nuclear-weapon hoax5. Of course, some will refer to “alien technology” hidden from prying eyes, and only one thing is certain: the technology behind “UFOs” is hidden, although it doesn’t look like rocket science to me (holograms and, occasionally, DEWs):
If you check the weather online, it will tell you how “likely” it is to have rain today, but they can’t tell you for sure… I remember visiting Oxford, England, where rain was possible on one side of the street, while the sun was out on the other side.
Physics
Physics is supposed to be the hardest of all “hard sciences,” yet it has a hard time putting a finger on reality. Last time I checked, physicists had to assume the existence of 7-14 dimensions (as opposed to the empirical four: three in space plus time), depending on the paradigm (the hypocritical system that is supposed to provide a model for the Universe) they wanted to use. Can I call that even remotely accurate?
Scientism (the belief that science will eventually answer all the questions) remains a fool’s errand, perhaps because answering one question, instead of completing the circle, generates several new ones. Moreover, the logistics itself is also prone to fail:
Freaks of Science
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“Experts,” “researchers,” and “scientists” can thrown numbers at you all day and confuse you even if they themselves hardly know what the numbers mean. You are free to feel stupid and humiliated.
Economics
Economics, no matter how simple the related processes are, is presented to the public in such complexity that shames the Gordian knot. That is not an accident, because the criminal twists and tools applied in it to deprive the populace from its own wealth have become excessively convoluted. For example, only a few people know the way fractional reserve banking works; it is the method to drive the whole world bankrupt through the privately-controlled global banking network, and force everyone into eternal slavery. Still, simple explanations in plain English exists; here is one:
https://workableeconomics.com/how-the-debt-based-money-system-works/
Americans, just like all other humans, rarely possess the ability to comprehend a process that consists of more than two steps, which is the case of the way their own currency is used for turning them into private property:
Biology
Even as a child, I had serious reservations about biology. At the age of 12, I set out to study and memorize the classification of all living things, but shortly after starting, I bumped into the wall of preconceived or unjustifiable categories. Different traditions used different approaches and divided up the biosphere into different categories6. Especially those that wanted to justify Darwin’s idea of evolution preferred to set up classes and subclasses of species that would support the theory. This inverted logic is also often used in madical diagnoses, when the symptoms replace the search for a cause, that is, the outcome replaces the cause… Darwin’s The Origin of Species (1859) also lay down the foundation for the idea that humans are only animals, an idea widely supported by Freemasons and eugenicists alike, but only up to the point that they don’t include themselves. After all, human dignity MUST be taken away from those who must be herded to their slavery or demise… Evolutionism also gave a boost to the dinosaur scam:
Madicine
For me, the deception of numbers in Madicine started with calorie-counting sometime in the 1970s. Counting calories is mostly nonsense. Some people need more, while others less, depending on their genetic memory, even under the same amount of physical duress or exertion. Bodies of people with poor ancestors usually need a lot fewer calories. I remember counting calories for the first and the last time. I was a active sportsman at the time, when calorie-counting became a fad, so I checked it out. Based on my height, weight, and the amount of exercise, I was supposed to consume 3,000 calories a day. I needed about 1,200, which made me wonder how sick I would be, if I stuffed the allegedly-required 3,000 calories into my stomach.
The next discovery for me was how often madical myths kept changing. For example, unnecessary tonsillectomy rules for about 20 years, causing a lot of “complications” before it went out of fashion, but invented illnesses greatly contribute to the madical mythology even today:
MDs openly admit that they evaluate the risk-benefit ration in their treatments, and they are using statistics, which you already know how far can be trusted. Moreover, their diagnostic equipment is often insufficient or plain inadequate, notwithstanding their own knowledge to interpret the results:
How Do You Know You Are Sick or How Sick You Are?
You can fix this problem by breaking the light. The method is more common than one would like to think.
Madical students must memorize the name of every single bone in the human body (not sure if they still have to after the Hippocratic Oath became optional7), but they must use a paradigm in which nothing fits together; their “knowledge” remains compartmentalized, so none of them will be fully responsible and none of them will actually know what’s happening in a patient:
To add insult to injury, they are forced to study and apply the criminally insane Rockefellerian madical paradigm, based on Germ Theory, that is, Pasteur’s insane and cruel animal experiments8. While a paradigm switch to Terrain wouldn’t enable people to make their own healthcare decisions when the grabberment steps in9, it might help the patients, especially when other variables are also considered, which I described in
My "Balance Theory" of Health and Illness Goes beyond "Germ Theory" and "Terrain Theory"
Here is an icebreaker, picturing a “balanced diet”!
Still, you can make an appointment with “Amazon Doctor” which is naught but an AI based on statistics, or you can find out how likely you are, as a 37-year-old female smoker, going to die of breast cancer10 (the devastating features of mammograms, radiation, deodorants, antiperspirants, and wearing a bra for 24/7 ignored, of course) or, as a 60-year-old male, die from the prostate hoax11.
Social Security (the Prisoner ID)
Americans have been used as collateral for the USD issued as a form of loan to the US taxpayer (to be spent by the grabberment at its own discretion) since 191312, which potentially turned them into private property after the government debt exceeded the “value” of the country with its inhabitants and their assets/labor included13. Once you are private property14, it’s appropriate to tag you. Keeping count of the assets necessitated the intentionally-defective Social Security Number already in 1936, which was a precursor of the upcoming CBDC:
The Social Security Number and the Digital ID
The Social Security Number (SSN) is a tag that every newborn receives after their Birth Certificates are submitted to the Social Security Administration. It signifies that everyone is required to function as a government asset, primarily for tax purposes (but the threat of the draft is also there), although in recent decades, the system has evolved into…
Tracking and controlling the live assets is now the standard:
Immobilizers: You Are Equipped with a Truckload of Anti-theft Devices!
These devices are still issued for parole/house arrest monitoring, but they are becoming ridiculously obsolete! Yours are plentiful and invisible, but they also come with instructions called “laws”!
Deagel
The Deagel depopulation projection became famous after people realized they were being slowly exterminated during the Great Plandemic of 2020. Deagel came up with scary figures (a global decrease of 550 million; the US population is supposed to go down from 314.4 to 99.4 million by 2025):
“While Dr. Deagle’s links to the Rockefeller Foundation, CIA, and DoD provide a gripping backstory, the Rockefeller Foundation’s role adds a layer of complexity.” (from: https://sonsoflibertymedia.com/cia-rockefeller-foundations-role-in-2025-depopulation-forecast-released-by-deagel/)
Here it is on a list by countries:
https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/deagel-2025-population-global-forecast-pdf/269336741
Notably, India, The Philippines, and Muslim countries (with the exception of Turkey), are projected to grow. Why? Muslim invasion for destabilization and/or a one-world religion fashioned after Islam15?
The Deagel Report has been part of military intelligence, and if you take a look at its headlines, it’s clear that it has been part of the mass gaslighting project:
For those who watch videos, here is one from archive.org (7:54 min):
These days, I can hardly consider the projection more than one of
The Most Fashionable Distractions and Decoys during the Global Depopulation Project
What can collect enough attention to make people forget to keep their eyes on the ball?
If the 500-million objective16 were indeed implemented, that would suggest that in the final phase of technocracy, it will be necessary to fine-tune the system and to keep the control permanent, because once packed up in boxes in “smart cities,”17 people will be sparse enough to make all resistance futile. As far as I can see, the control system is nearly complete already, but the surveillance coverage is still incomplete, and it looks like the AI capacity must also be increased. My only question is: If machines are so good at replacing humans, what is the reason for the “elites” to survive? They are certainly not the strongest or the smartest as eugenics would require, but they are flourishing on inherited wealth and power, and are nearly totally detached from what it means to be human. I’m sure their AI will arrive at the same question, unless it already has.
Information Overload by Mostly Nonsense
There are plenty of other methods to achieve the same results, if the manipulators want to confuse someone, but this one has taken the lead.
It is possible to calculate the probability of black coming out at the roulette table so many times that by simply leaving the winning for the next bet eventually reaches an amount the casino cannot pay. Six players playing at six different tables 12 hours a day can break the bank in six (or seven, I forget; I read this about 45 years ago) days can do the job.
To vote or not to vote: https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/to-vote-of-not-to-vote
The "Stupidity Index" Is Alive on Substack, But It Will Cost You!
One bill surely provides a good feedback, but the sign on the machine could include something like:
If one follows the theory of the way a nuclear bomb works, it’s relatively easy to realize that its blowing up has a chance of about one in a million:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/is-everything-fake
Those who speak at least two languages can admire the fascinating phenomenon of various cultures dividing up the human experience into segments that often specific of their culture and are not compatible with other cultures and languages (a single language can be used in several cultures, which happens to be the case with English).
They could already be replaced with AI as long as the current allopathic paradigm is enforced.
You Are NOT a Number in Their Charts
Please, notice that I am not promoting the site; it’s only a pretext.
The grabberment can spend this money at its own discretion, and it’s often used as cheap loans for friend-and-family bankers and businesses.
Considering the amount of under/unfunded pensions and other government loans, the amount is not well over $200 trillion, which (at the current “value” of the fiat USD) already surpasses the “value” of the country.
It’s already impossible for an American to own anything of value:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/the-investment-game-is-over
Not even their homes:
Do You Think You Own Your Home?
There is not a single state in the US without property taxes. Certain minor exceptions are allowed in a few states, but that sort of thing remains inconsequential:
Posted on the Georgia Guidestones:
The Georgia Guidestones; Aren't You Sick of Them? Or You Are Sick of Something Else?
Easy come, easy go; the taunting of the public is, well, public.
now destroyed:
No Investigations?
The Georgia Guidestones were evidence of the plans by the NWO and the last 27 months showed that the plans are no joking matter.
Living in a slow-cooker:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/living-in-a-slow-cooker
Ray, I loved this post yesterday but I do have more time than most people to explore interesting topics. After today's questions about the post I reread most of it and I think it was too long and TMI.
You are definitely doing a good job of bringing stuff to people's attention but probably single topics, one at a time would hold the attention of busy people better.
Your compendium of assaults on humanity are always appreciated as tests of my conclusion that despite it all, there remain paths forward. I still see opportunity even in manufactured chaos.
Thanks for tossing out the anchor so I can keep my face in the wind. Ready to resume the voyage in the next morning sun. Something I learned from my sailing days. Don’t go where forces greater than you can ruin your day. You don’t fight the current. The wind can be your friend or nemesis. Be grateful but respectful. You go with the flow. You navigate with what you have. And don’t trust your technology to get you where you want to go.