Tilt Five Augmented Reality Holographic Display

They're a few thousand short of US$1.5 million, with four days to go on the kickstarter campaign. Sounds like they might become a Defense contractor:

... then the US can withdraw from the middle-east and stick to healthier pursuits like Wartile:

If they can get another 250,000 of kickstarter funding they'll be giving away free copies of this game.

Evo Morales Claims There is A Coup in Progress

See More Violent Protests.

George Galloway on worldwide government corruption and protests:

Fed Injecting US$120 Billion Per Day to Keep the Markets Running

Here's Max and Stacy discussing it

Cine 2000

Today, Carlos Canelas passed me in the street and said "Have you finished your movie yet?" Carlos is starring in the movie, you see, and he must be looking forward to the screening. And coincidentally, somebody smashed the ground-floor windows in Novecento last night.

More Violent Protests

And so it goes on, and on, and on, .... because people are not allowed to communicate constructively and solve problems rationally, ... see Genesis - Land of Confusion, Serious Psychological Problems and Fears that Softbank May be in Trouble.

... are you all absolutely sure this isn't playing into someone's hands?

... see Carlos D. Mesa.

Rado on Well-defined Non-computable Numbers

At last I have found a readable scan of this brilliant paper published in 1961. See https://cs.famaf.unc.edu.ar/~hoffmann/cc18/Rado-On-non-computable.pdf. See also this brief note on unsolvable problems. I will add more to this post in the near future, ...

Fears that Softbank May be in Trouble

The world's biggest tech investor seems to have made some poor investment decisions, the latest being WeWork. Maybe the Bank of Japan will step in, ...

At 1 minute 19 seconds you see what these massively over-inflated startup valuations are all about. This is the only way that Softbank can pay investors dividends! Its investors are mostly "sovereign wealth funds". 😂😂😂

See Lori on Startups and this FT article: SoftBank to ‘double down’ on WeWork investment

The two men [Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham,] have put some of the smaller businesses bought by Mr Neumann up for sale and are expected to begin lay-offs that could affect at least 2,000 jobs. In the statement on Tuesday they said they would “streamline” WeWork and narrow its focus to the core business of providing desks in shared offices. Employees, who had mostly been left in the dark in the hours after the board approved the SoftBank investment, were told on Tuesday night that Mr Claure would “hold a conversation around the future of WeWork” on Wednesday morning.

WeWorked, but it was a fucking waste of time, ... never mind, how about the quantum shared workspace market: two people sitting in the same chair doing different things at the same time. Think cryogenic ride-sharing! Ask Obama and Trudeau if you don't know what I mean.