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To: Julius Wong who wrote (217644)	11/10/2025 11:29:18 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218534

Daily workflow 2025 11 11 Good morning Manus co-pilot, please (1) review relevant news of the past 24 hours resulting from your searches on-line (1-a) latest on US - China wars w/r to trade, tariff, technology, whatever (1-b) Russia - Ukraine / Nato hot war, (1-c) Middle East conflict(s), and w/r to the hereunder VLOGs and articles appended / attached by me, (2) fact-check, (3) supplement with other local languages material searched on-line when advisable, (4) critique, and (5) recalibrate our Asimovian Universe Empire / Foundation 2026 TeoTwawKi / 2032 Darkest Interregnum / 2042 Demographic-flip thematic narrative waypoints, (6) deliberate pro / con as appropriate so I am less likely to be blindsided, and you do not go hallucinatory / sycophantic (7) update me on important latest pricing matter to us - i.e. share indices of USA, HKG, Japan, China, and Gold, Silver, Platinum, Copper, and DXY (value of USD). then (8) give me a report in text and in female voice file. Now I shall do walk, ice coffee, then get on with the rest of my day deliberating, shuffling, keep eyes on markets. I shall upload to you some articles, and some VLOGs ... so wait and hold off analysis / synthesis / integration / text+voice files until I do so ... ARTICLES (1) bloomberg.com <<EU Eyes Huawei Ban in Mobile Networks of Member Countries>> (2) bloomberg.com <<US Formally Delays Affiliates Rule for One Year in US-China Pact>> (3) bloomberg.com <<How Much of Silicon Valley Is Built on Chinese AI?>> (4) bloomberg.com <<AI’s $5 Trillion Data-Center Boom Will Dip Into Every Debt Market, JPMorgan Says>> (5) zerohedge.com <<The 'Wobble' Is Over; Goldman Flows Gurus Say 'Santa Rally Still On For This Year'>> (6) zerohedge.com <<Microsoft Can't Power All Its AI Chips, Says CEO Satya Nadella>> (7) zerohedge.com <<AI Versus 'The 1990s': Goldman Says Positioning For Wider Spreads, Higher Vol Makes Sense>> (8) zerohedge.com <<Big-Tech, Bullion, & Bitcoin Bid As Washington 'Wobble' Worries Fade>> (9) zerohedge.com <<The Wrap: Perfection Prevails - Shorts Maxed, Gold Wakes, Buybacks Blaze>> (10) zerohedge.com <<Gold Wakes Up: Big Sellers Flushed Out in the Puke>> (11) zerohedge.com <<CTAs Are Sellers In All Scenarios; Here's The Levels To Watch>> (12) zerohedge.com <<The AI Cartel: Miss Market, McKinsey & Goldman All In>> ... VLOGs (13) youtu.be <<Bans>> (14) youtu.be <<Fissures>> (15) youtu.be <<More fissures>> (16) youtu.be <<China USD bonds>> (17) youtu.be <<struggle continues>> (18) youtu.be <<rare earths>> (19) youtu.be <<Foundation>> (20) youtu.be <<Foundation & Empire>> (21) youtu.be <<Second Foundation>> (22) youtu.be <<Cheaper AI>> Additional questions: is AC or DC power system better for linear induction motor energy, and why? Is the catapult systems on aircraft carriers an induction motor contraption ? Is USA carrier electromagnetic catapult an AC-based system? Is China's Fujian system AC or DC-based ? Is the USA system as currently configured a technological culture de sac ?

To: Julius Wong who wrote (217644)	11/11/2025 2:57:43 AM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 218534

re <<Humans have remote touch 'seventh sense'>> ... some more, way more, as in a lot more, and so much more that the rest of us have no clue how they do it

To: Julius Wong who wrote (217644)	11/11/2025 9:49:32 PM
From: TobagoJack	1 Recommendation Recommended By Julius Wong Respond to of 218534

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To: Julius Wong who wrote (217644)	11/12/2025 2:43:30 AM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 218534

re <<seventh sense>> ... another one, with whatever passes for sense scmp.com Rising star mathematician Wu Meng returns to China from Finland Now affiliated with Hunan University, the award-winning professor solved a major part of Furstenberg’s conjecture dating to the 1960s Shi Huang Published: 2:15pm, 12 Nov 2025Updated: 2:41pm, 12 Nov 2025 In the 1960s, mathematician Hillel Furstenberg proposed a conjecture: that a number cannot appear “simple and highly regular” under two “independent” rulers simultaneously. Put simply, if a number is written in a binary system – using only two digits or elements to represent a quantity – its sequence is relatively regular and simple. In contrast, when rewriting that number in ternary – using three elements as its base – its sequence will almost certainly become relatively more complex and different in structure. The conjecture seems intuitively obvious, yet for half a century the part relating to intersecting sets went unproven. That changed in 2019 when Chinese mathematician Wu Meng, then an associate professor at the University of Oulu, one of Finland’s largest universities, solved the problem. Wu obtained his PhD from the University of Picardy Jules Verne in France in 2013. Photo: Handout Afterwards, Wu published “A Proof of Furstenberg’s Conjecture on the Intersections of ×p and ×q Invariant Sets” in Annals of Mathematics, a top journal. The work earned him the 2023 International Congress of Chinese Mathematicians (ICCM) Best Paper Award. The ICCM is a leading academic conference for the global Chinese mathematics community. The award given to Wu recognises the most outstanding paper worldwide by a mathematician of Chinese descent within the preceding five years. Now, the mathematician has embarked on a new chapter: conducting his research in China. According to Hunan University’s website, Wu joined the university’s school of mathematics in August as a full-time professor in fundamental mathematics. The South China Morning Post has contacted Wu for comment. Wu’s studies took him to the University of Picardy Jules Verne in France, where he enrolled in 2006 to study mathematics. He obtained his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Picardy, then earned his PhD in mathematics there in 2013. Later he held postdoctoral positions at the Einstein Institute of Mathematics at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Sweden’s Mittag-Leffler Institute. A focus of Wu’s research has been ergodic theory, particularly number expansions in different bases, such as the decimal and binary systems. This field exemplifies a central challenge in mathematics: propositions that seem evident often demand rigorous proof. For instance, it remains unknown whether the digit zero appears infinitely often in the decimal expansion of 3.14159265359 … – the number pi, the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter – though data suggests it does. It was while Wu was a researcher at the University of Oulu that he took note of Furstenberg’s conjecture and sought to investigate it. He received a grant from the Finnish Academy of Science and Letters to conduct related research. Furstenberg’s conjecture dates to the 1960s, when the American-Israeli mathematician – who won the Abel Prize and Wolf Prize, two of the most prestigious awards in mathematics – approached the challenge from a different perspective. Rather than confining his research to the expansion of numbers in a single base, such as a decimal system, Furstenberg proposed examining their expansions simultaneously in two different bases, such as decimal and binary systems. The decimal and binary expansions of a number are independent of each other. Meanwhile, the binary and quaternary expansions of a number are interdependent, as a base of four could be seen as an expanded form of a base of two. Wu made significant progress towards the conjecture by showing that nearly all numbers adhere to it. Any exceptional numbers, if they exist at all, would form a tiny subset of all numbers. In more technical terms, the family of these outstanding numbers has a fractal dimension approaching zero. In the language of mathematics, this means a complete proof. For his efforts, Wu received the Frontiers of Science Award in July at the International Congress of Basic Science at Tsinghua University. The honour came just before he joined Hunan University.