Ivan
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Ivan
@itmrbl12
| Life, Health, Philosophy, & Art passion | Architecture Profession | Crypto Advisor & Researcher |







🚨 ELON MUSK: "In the long term, the work will be optional and money will stop being relevant at some point."







From my Twin Connection Files: In 1940, a pair of twins were born in Ohio. However, they were separated at birth. One of them, James ‘Jim’ Lewis was adopted 3 weeks after he was born and lived with a family in Lima, Ohio with a dog named Toy. He went to school and found that he liked maths and carpentry, but hated spelling. He married a lady named Linda, but divorced her and later married a woman named Betty with whom he had a son, named James Alan Lewis, who was a chainsmoker, worked as a security guard, and drove a Chevrolet. However, his mother overheard someone talking about how “the other baby” was also named James. These were the words that fuelled his search for his twin brother. In 1979, at the age of 39, he contacted the probate court, who had a record of his adoption. “I came home one day,” Lewis recounted, “and had this message to call ‘Jim Springer.’” He did, and before he could help himself, blurted out an almost comedic: “Are you my brother?” Four days later, they met in person. James ‘Jim’ Springer, who lived in Piqua, Ohio, was adopted 3 weeks after he was born. His adoptive family had a dog named Toy, he married and divorced a woman named Linda before remarrying a woman named Betty, who he had a son with, named James Allan Springer, who was a chainsmoker, worked as a deputy sheriff and drove a Chevrolet. They also both suffered from tension headaches, both were prone to nail biting, smoked the same brand of cigarettes and went on vacation to the same Florida beach. Coincidence of course. In my research I have 100s of these coincidences.


Wow! I will be talking with a chip company from Japan about my garage built Analog AI Attention mechanism! I shared with them my schematics and the engineer said “this is novel and I know it will work”! He went on to say “What US AI companies have reached out?” Me: none. “?”



1,300-Year-Old Breads Depicting Jesus Unearthed in Karaman, Türkiye ancienthistoryx.com/karaman-1300-y…










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