I used to keep secrets for a living and I'm still very good at it because if you don't keep secrets, people stop telling you cool things. However, there was one secret that I often let spill because it was my own. The true purpose of the Blue Rock Organization was to help usher in the world of transparent accounting. Transparent meaning the financial records/transactions of the public institutions (universities, public offices, government etc) should be accessible to all. They are funded by t...

Shannon's foundational 1948 paper, A Mathematical Theory of Communication, isn't just some academic footnote, it's a damn revolution in human understanding that laid the groundwork for our entire digital age. His work showed that entropy in information systems isn't just abstract math but that it's a statistical inevitability that emerges as data piles up. Think about it: in a system with 99 red apples and 1 green one in a barrel, the entropy, that measure of uncertainty when you're blindly g...

Full disclosure: I hold a vested financial interest in BlockLock as a strategic advisor, and I am deeply committed to seeing this technology become mainstream for reasons beyond what I can fully express here. Over the years, I've lost too many individuals who no longer walk this Earth, and they didn’t have a reliable way to pass on their crypto to loved ones before their departure. This is my “No BS” new form of articles where I cut the fluff because no one has time for that.

TL;DR: Google and other quantum chip makers need to search for perfect numbers as the definitive litmus test for quantum computing prowess. Perfect numbers, those rare integers equal to the sum of their proper divisors, provide a uniquely verifiable challenge that quantum computers can tackle while classical computers can double-check the results. With only 52 perfect numbers discovered so far and their fascinating binary patterns, this would create a tangible real-world benchmark everyone ca...

Inspired by "Terrible Terry" Allen, one of WWII's most effective generals, this guide outlines how to lead like a true macromanager. Set clear objectives, hire competent people, provide resources, then get out of their way. The best leaders create environments where teams achieve objectives not from fear of punishment, but because they genuinely don't want to let you down. As Churchill urged: "Never give in, never, never, never—except to convictions of honor and good sense."

TL;DR: The global shipping industry contributes about 3% of worldwide carbon emissions, roughly equivalent to a major industrialized nation. Aerogel, the world's lightest solid (99.8% air), could revolutionize maritime efficiency if applied as ship hull coatings. Its extreme hydrophobicity could reduce water friction, prevent corrosion, and inhibit biofouling – potentially saving 15 million tons of fuel yearly with just a 5% efficiency improvement. This isn't science fiction; it's an engineer...

NASA image shows smooth, Tic Tac-shaped object casting shadow on Mars. Identical to Navy's documented UAPs. At 140 MILLION miles with 6+ minute communication delay, this can't be human tech. Our best Mars vehicle (Ingenuity) was tiny and Earth-controlled. This suggests non-human intelligence follows predictable evolution paths requiring blockchain and AI—what I call "Evolgnoses" on the universal tech tree. The truth isn't just out there—it's hovering above the Martian surface.

*Results not guaranteed but it’s worth a shot. TLDR: The Universe is leaving a trail of mind-blowing coincidences in my life, from the discovery of the 52nd perfect number just after I started searching for it, to a wild lawsuit involving presidential inaugurations and famous DJs. Using probability math, I show that the odds of these events lining up are so astronomically low (1 in 20.7 septillion) that it can't be mere chance.

TL;DR: For those dreamers out there, there's nothing more inspiring than some asshole telling you that you can't do something—that you're not good enough, not talented enough, or not fucking capable of achieving your goals. Well, fuck that noise. "Watch me" is the warrior’s creed of getting shit done, even if not said out loud. Take David Goggins, for example. This dude is a straight-up beast, a retired Navy SEAL and ultra-endurance athlete who's made a name for himself by pushing his body an...

TLDR: You can use GPT to help fact-check claims made in memes and tweets, but you need to manually describe the contents of the image and claims to GPT. The process involves identifying the specific claims made in the meme/tweet, asking GPT if those claims are true, reviewing the sources and additional context GPT provides, and following up with more specific questions to get the full story. GPT can be a helpful tool for fighting misinformation by quickly finding relevant sources and informat...