The following is a presentation of TFNN Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> Now Larry Pezzavento Okay, looking good Billy Ray feeling good Lewis I'm gonna start to show just a little bit differently today for several different reasons First I would like to bring out the chart of the corn as you can see here We bought the corn Pretty what I thought was a pretty good spot. I put a stop a little too close I guess went down took out the stop and rallied 50 cents you can swell 48 cents We stopped exactly at the 382 of the last rally high that we made back in here folks So these numbers are still working pretty good now I'm gonna switch gears here just a little bit yesterday on the show the phone rang and I answered it because it was Byron Tucker He would never call me unless it was something really important and he was coming back from Africa where he's doing some some type of business with those folks over there and He basically what had happened was his wife Liz they have a home in Connecticut. Well, they get several homes and with their home in Connecticut was Liz was up there doing some I Don't know exactly what she was doing But anyway, she slipped on the deck and she fell off the deck and she broke both of her legs So she was really in that pretty bad shape. So that's what happened there So just to give you a little 10 for now We're gonna change the subjects a little bit because one of the reasons why I talked to Byron earlier in the day Was to remind us what happened to him back in the early 80s Byron ran the Goldman Sachs desk For Goldman Sachs on the CME for foreign exchange and T bills S&P wasn't even trading yet. That wasn't till April of that year But he basically ran the deck for Delcher commodities, which was Leo Malaman who started the Merc and He worked for Malia Leo full-time and they're still very dear friends Leo's 90 now but Some friends some friends some contacts that Leo had come in from Japan to banking context that Leo That Leo wanted to get interested in for hedging T bills and Jenny maze and the foreign currencies and stuff And he'd been working on him for several days and hadn't had very much success And so he asked Byron. He said Byron He said all these guys want to do is talk about baseball and he said can you take him to the Cup game and You know Byron knows much about baseball as I do about commodities Anyway, anyway said sure I'll take him up there And so he asked me to go and it was it was a day game and I had something to do at the Merc that day I don't remember exactly what it was But I I just couldn't get out of it and so if he had to go himself And so he goes to the game at Wrigley Field First of all, it's the end of it's the end of April right after the season began and the It's raining, you know, it's drizzling off and on and the the Cubs are losing. This is it I you won't believe it. They were losing nine to one in The bottom of the ninth inning and these Japanese guys will not leave They're keeping score with their little scorecards, you know, there's only about 8,000 people In Wrigley Field left at that day out of a you know, it's capacities like 48,000 So there's nobody there the weather is horrible The game is like four hours long and it's in the bottom of the ninth inning and the Cubs are losing nine to one Believe it or not folks The Cubs came back and tied the score in the bottom of the ninth inning and it went into 13 innings and The Cubs won the game. I think the final score. I don't remember exactly, but it was two runs They run it. Anyway, Byron was he's he was so he had a cold They they went out to dinner and then he came in in the morning and he had he had a cold and he was He was really says I'll never forgive Leo for doing this to me And I said oh Byron I said the most exciting games ever at Wrigley Field He says but he doesn't like baseball when my kids used to play Trivial pursuit he couldn't say who Mickey Mantle played for for heaven's sakes. So anyway in the morning Leo comes in the next morning and he grabs Byron and hugs him and gives him a big kiss on the cheek He says I don't know what you did Byron. He's been and I've never seen three people more excited to sign a contract and This is shows you sometimes baseball makes more difference than anything else that's going on It turned out to be one of Leo's best clients and they're still there from what Byron told me Anyway, it was a very good story to look at. All right. We've got a guest today. Hopefully it's going to be Stan Harley I haven't had verification yet, but I'm hoping that we'll be able to get him working right now So we'll see what's going on first of all, I want to share a really great charts here from our good friend Steve Rhodes and Let's get it up here so we can take a look at these are euro charts because this is where you got to follow the money is Bernstein and Woodward said this is a long term right here Notice you can see the beautiful look at the beautiful aabcd pattern up at the top here folks You know blind man could see that look at the nice little three drive pattern right in here There's your retracement right here right here folks is where my grandson was born we were trading at par in the US dollar or excuse me in the Euro at that time the dollar was 160 and a cougar of Cougar ends and Maple Leafs were selling for about 250 including the commission So I started buying some coins for my grandson during those years Up until it was about 500 bucks. I've tried to buy it one or two a month But he's kept he's key. He still has them all but anyway You can see here that we're still heading lower right here This is the area that we're watching very very closely So I want to bring this up to your attention here to see where we are with this euro These are really really neat charts. So I hope you enjoy them as much as I do this next one It is really important because it illustrates what we've been showing you over the last weeks and months here on the euro Because we think we're headed towards power. You can see what Steve's looking at here is this Completion of this pattern right near par is near as near as we can tell now I know with that black background sometimes it's hard to see and stuff But what I've done is I've tried to duplicate that pattern and bring it up So you can see it in it with a bite white background It makes it just a little bit easier to see we'll get this up here And you'll be able to see it right here and There we go and you'll see there's where we are right in here That's going to be setting right at the 78 percent level that is par folks one zero zero to the US dollar to the euro So I'm going to be very very important because the you know the dollar is strong ie gold this week last night We had a 382 retracement up there at 1746 a high was 1747 we dropped about ten dollars from that The swings are tightening up just a little bit, but they're still heading lower I believe that once we get below 1700, which is not far away We're going to see a really rapid acceleration from 1700 down to 1600 because I think 1700 is where I hear from the internet gurus that that's the line in the sand well That line in the sand for me was 1860 1765, but that's neither here nor there Okay, we're going to have a tiny break here to pay for some bills here for TFN And then we got a couple more things to cover and then hopefully we're going to have Stand Harley stay tuned boys and girls because you're gonna hear something you've never heard here in the 15 years I've been doing this show. 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I want to talk to you a little bit about this chart. We're looking at this is a crude oil chart You notice the the prices are above here the open interest is what's below here You can see the open interest has been dropping dramatically and you can see here. This is the prices have been dropping dramatically We already talked about that $12,000 drop in the Crude oil yesterday that was missed by someone who's raising their hand now Anyway, Billy Billy V down there in Texas sends these to me every day on the major ones that we follow and when we're seeing something like this It's very important for two reasons you can see here We're having a huge drop in open interest as parts as prices are dropping Okay, if you look at this little diagram up here You see if the open interest is dropping and price are dropping that means that the market is strengthening And those are just the formulas for open interest folks I have no no control over what that means or anything, but when you have an open interest dropping Okay, and price is dropping the market is actually strengthening. It's not weakening now if open interest had been rising Okay, and price is dropping the market is weakening badly because you got many shorts coming into the market But here you've got the shorts are leaving the market, you know, so that's you know that the longs are too But that's one of the reasons why this thing had a bullish implication What was so frustrating to me folks if you just look at this chart you say gee there may be an ABCD pattern for me here well Yesterday folks was a sad day for me because I had to go for services funeral services for my very dear friend who was my doctor Doctor would doctor be here in Tucson and he died unexpectedly of a massive stroke He was sitting on the side of the bed in the morning. He said to his wife I don't feel so good and good was his last word. He died instantaneously had just a massive brain hemorrhage, which Was what took my mother's life, too, but he passed away And so anyway, I get back and I'm looking at these charts and I what the most frustrating thing to me folks I want you to see something right here. This is the chart. Oh, I'm just gonna get you and I do this every single day I do these because my three main things that I love to trade more than anything else or crude oil gold and Of course the in the stock indices Oh, oh, something's not right. Oh dear. We got trouble in River City Sorry boys and girls. Give me a second here. I got to get this up here again to see why it won't work There we go, we'll get up here. All right, there is a four-hour chart You can see the perfect ABC down here. There's a four-hour chart. Okay now I I did you know to be very frank with I didn't look at this Clearly, and I I didn't look at this until this morning after the bottom was already in I Didn't look at it till that time but one the one that was the most amazing to me and I've been teaching this stuff to you folks here for 15 years here and I get charts from you guys all the time looking at different patterns and folks I Didn't get nothing I'm not blaming anybody. There's lots of excuses, but no reasons. Let me tell you something Look at this pattern here that we're looking at here. Now. This is a daily chart of the crude oil Get this up here. This is a daily look at the perfect ABCD. It's just like the one of the four-hour when exactly to the price folks 95 20 the lowest 95 17 and It's rallied $8,000 in a few hours. I missed that one, too The reason why I call this Come to Jesus moment for two reasons one is I do not understand why at least two or three of the folks out there Billy was the closest one to say that was an ABCD that was alerted me to the first But I saw it I didn't check it till in the morning by then it already rallied three dollars And of course it rallied a lot more than that, but when I start missing stuff like that There's something really wrong because I I watch crude oil like a hawk Well, like a lot of my watch like a hawk where crude oil gold and the stock indices.  All right. Let's move on here to a couple other things We talked about yesterday. This is the treasury notes And this is very important folks because what we had happened here is a pretty big reversal From this 382 level. Okay, this we were on the air when that was happening. The bonds were trading at 142. Oh six this was trading exactly at the ABCD price at 120 and change right on the money And both of those have reacted the treasury bonds have dropped more than $3,000 off of that point and we'll get the Treasury bond went up here.  That's 20 grand That was sitting there on the table just as easy as possible and I didn't take it as a matter of fact I left $260 on the table. So anyway, it's not it's not the money folks It's the application of the rules that I work with and I am just not getting it done I don't know what it is I'm going to chat with a couple of my very good friends today Paula Webb and Adrian toga ray and try to get an idea What I could be doing a little bit better and I'm gonna try to get it Corrected the best that I can but these moves that are coming are going to be absolutely Whether you think you can see what we've done already We had a $20,000 move in crude oil in two days And if you did any type of work on patterns, you should have got some of it, you know, so I Didn't so that that's a big that's a big no-no in my book So let's yeah, I know the gold has been okay and the crude oil has been okay The stocks have been okay and stuff like that, but I tell you folks I really I'm in a quandary about the how I want to handle this because of to miss that number on The way down on Tuesday in crude oil that was frustrating enough, but to miss that ABCD bottom Yesterday, are you kidding me? Wow? I mean You can't make this up even if you don't like ABCDs You got to realize that my guys sometimes they work and golly when they do wow Pay really good attention to them because what they're doing is they're telling you what the pattern is supposed to be doing But the real value of those patterns are risk control. That's what you have to you know You know keep your eye on the ball. That's the main thing. Okay Regarding that corn someone asked a question. Why didn't they have an order to go in short at that point? Actually, I didn't see that until the number is already made And there was a I maybe I'm just not looking at them enough, but I look at these charts a lot Not as much the last few days. Maybe that's what the problem was but Anyway, that's what we're paying very very close attention to now We're hopefully gonna have Stan Harley here. 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Hopefully tomorrow. We're going to have Tim boss Financial circles weekly on Monday. We are going to have Norm Winsky of Astro trends and then on to see we'll have Jim Bartolioni of Bart's charts, and that's what we have For the next few days, so we'll be able to, you know, get some ideas of what these folks are looking at because I know some people here Get a little tired of listening to a bcd and stuff like that But boys and girls when you see these a bcds work like they do sometimes you've got to pay attention to it That's just not by accident. I mean gee whiz. I mean, it's just The 64 dollar question is you're going to be able to You know make any money out of it of whether you're going to be seeing what's really going to be happening or not Okay, now. Wow. Look at the bonds where we broke a 39 handle now. We're down almost Almost four handles now in the treasury bonds from that eye that we made Yesterday, so we'll take a look at that. Let's see how the corn is holding up here Well, it's backed off 20 cents from the 3a2 Which is interesting. The gold is now backed off eight dollars from the 3a2 Crude oil continues to move higher guys. They're not could I miss that one? That was That's frustrating to me folks because I get so many people showing me these great patterns It's looking at not one person other than billy Sent the a bcd and I'm hey, this is not this is not an excuse. It's just a reason You know, there's no excuses for when you have to take responsibility and I certainly do but I flat out missed it You know a third grader could have seen that. I mean, it's a perfect a bcd dropping an open interest All of those things on the daily chart making a perfect a bcd in price and time And and these are monster moves folks.   That's 10 grand You know, so that's very interesting So I'll tell you what I'm watching today since we got some time here. There's not much else to do here Let's get up here. We'll take a quick look here. This this is I'm going to share with you the The artificial intelligence program that he uses neural network that Developed many many years ago. You'll see there is the opening range down in here Here's the actual opening price right here. We were trading at 38 63 and of course that's when the you know magic buying comes in that first hour trading We've gone all the way up now. What this is what this is forecasting is in about an hour This thing should start down for the rest of the day Now it's really simple how this operates because you should be making a top very near this spot right here You can see it right there boys and girls now 20 minutes later That's 10 bars 20 minutes later if this thing isn't coming down Something's wrong and you better get out of the way because that thing is going to tell you You could flip over and go up for another five or six hours. Well at least four hours today So anyway, that's why it's really important. I'll be on it'll be after I'm off this show But it comes in I believe the exact time is About 130 Not one third You you have about 130 New York time. So watch that very very close. It's about an hour from where we are Right now. So we'll keep an eye on that Okay now a question. Oh my goodness someone's asked a question here from the tiger dan And that is how often do I check the open interest? I check the open interest each day, but I especially check it When we have a huge volume day or breakout type day where there's a lot of news about something coming into the market And with a big drop like that in crude oil, there was a lot of news coming into the market But as you can see from that chart that I posted that had already been going on folks That had been going on for five or six days that drop in open interest and drop in prices It's just it started to accelerate And now we complete the abcd down there at 95 You know 95 17 You know, you gotta say wow that really must be something because it turned right on the dime And if you look at treasury bonds turning right on the dime and then Treasury bonds turning right on the dime You gotta think there must be something in those dimes now I have some charts here from the german DAX that I wanted to bring up to you today Hold on a second. We'll get these up here I need to take a tiny bit of water Uh-oh Okay, the charts are not coming through stand. Uh, oh dear Well, I think it's time. All right. I get I don't know if the charts are coming through on the DAX Okay, now the charts are up there for the DAX this thing has been in the downtrend You can see we've had some equal moves in here Until this thing, you know explodes above these highs up in here. It looks like it's going to be Continuing to go lower all we're seeing now in my opinion is a You know a rally in a bear market. That's really what it looks like to me And the next one we want to look at here is the footsie And we do have a new prime minister yet to be to be named soon Over in the uk and that is from mr. Boris Johnson Uh is out of the picture Boy, those guys over there. I mean, I thought we were really uh in the dark ages with our congress and senate here But those guys wrote the book on this stuff. I mean they they act like children over there I mean, I can't believe it when I I john jameson asked me to watch what was going on because I Have no interest in you know politics from the uk But when I watched how these people make noises and hiss and stuff like that, I mean That's just me doesn't sound very professional, but I know much about politics as a A lot of other things that I've missed too. So anyway, that's neither here today We'll have somebody new coming in maybe a mr. Church He'll come back from the dead and get everything corrected But I highly doubt whether that's going to be the case I've mentioned several times and then also in the newsletter. We've talked about it We've seen tremendous. I mean tremendous drops folks In the futures markets. I mean not just wheat, you know, wheat has gone from $14 a bushel You know down to eight, you know, just a you know a big huge break But if you look at other things that that we that we're into all the time Just take a look at take a look at here at a cup of joe folks This is sort of coffee I mean look how much it's come down here. It's been in the bear market for well over a year Okay, if we take a look at the next one, we're going to look at is since we're watching coffee We might as well take a look at hot chocolate and cocoa and you don't have to be a rocket science to look at this one Look what cocoa has been doing, you know for a long time headed lower Okay, the price of lumber folks the price of lumber made $1,700 last year And believe it or not. I mean lumber it's pretty tough, but it gives a rough idea of what you know The price of lumber is even though it's really hard to trade. It's only traded by commercials But from 1700 All the way down to 350 and then back up to 1100 and now we're back to 600 getting ready to go below five I mean this is This is negative stuff folks. The problem is we have two types of inflation We have demand push and car demand pull and cost push Well, the demand is Is what's in the process now because they can't get some of this stuff See but the costs on it the costs are going to be the labor costs that are going to come in They have any those are going to be really hard to retrace Or to take away from because people don't like to take cuts in their salaries So that's why we're watching it. That's why the feds between a rock in a hard place They really are they're going to have to really decide what they're going to be able to do here And then they'll be have a pretty good idea of how they're going to handle it. So that's what I'm looking at We just broke the 106 level or 101 60 in the uh euro folks still heading down Making new lows as we speak and as we said many times we're only 150 pips away folks from that chart that uh Mr Um Steve roge gave us and also the one we put up which is par 100 versus the dollar versus the euro We'll be right back eight seven seven nine two seven six six four eight Are you in the market for buying or selling real estate in the bay area? Including the surrounding st. 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Crude old given the fact that that wasn't a major bottom down there yesterday at 95 17 now Believe it or not, folks. I'm doing this in hindsight and in hindsight. It's really really easy to see But when you're in the midst of the battle You don't your hindsight is you're more worried about your hind end than your hindsight So this just the teaching purposes here You'll notice that the first retracement that we had from the low yesterday stopped right at the 61 Percent retracement to the tick that was the first sign That it was getting ready to go higher Then the market makes a new high And then pulls back to the 3a2 as you can see here with the second trend line that dark line is there And then if you'll notice this last part right here that you see the higher bottoms right in here This was telling you the market was really starting to pick up steam now This is only an eight minute chart, but it gives you an idea short term You know where the buying is coming from and then of course once we exploded Above that 78 percent level up here at that 102 and change Excuse me 100 and change, you know, we immediately rallied again. So we went from 95 We rallied $9,000 today folks And when you see this big run up like we've had here that we had in the first hour at stocks Same thing happened.  I know it's in retrospect, but Retrospect is a little town in Iowa that you should visit sometime and I just made that up Okay, let's move on to one other commodity that I think is relatively important to us And that is the l copper if I can get it up here Oh dear gonna have to find it. Yeah, it's right here. Let's get the old copper up Oh dear now what's happened to it Silver copper all of these look like there there's copper right here. Hold on a second boys and girls We've been we've broken down badly and copper And we'll get this chart up so your folks will be able to see it right here There's where we are We have broken down very very badly way below the abcd And we're continuing to go lower. So I don't believe we're going to have a bottom in copper yet. We still should have a bounce I remember we've got stocks rallying and copper isn't And one of them's got to be right. I have to go with the copper myself This is nothing more than a short covering rally like tonight The one thing that we have to be watching is is if we're watching this rally that's going on here in stocks If this is accompanied by a drop in open interest This whole rally is nothing more than short covering Okay, and that tells you that uh-oh we're getting ready to go down again But you got to wait till the end of the day to see if that is in fact going to be right So those are the few things that you want to Keep in mind as you're looking at some of these things. I'll let's take a quick look here Since we've got a couple minutes here free and I just want to see how close we are following the the the stock market and That should come in just a little bit after the show at around 1215 folks Oh, it's following up pretty nicely right around 1215 The best price would be 3902 3906 That's what I'd be watching at 1202 if you're making that number And if you're making that number then that's a very very Low risk shorting opportunity in my opinion because you have time and price lined up together when you have a beautiful 78 percent level in the e-mini s and p And you have the timing that sometimes works sometimes doesn't but You have to assume that it's worked because it started working early this morning And that gives you a very low risk entry point and sometimes when they turn they turn for quite a while. So Watch 1215 that's going to be the key time which is in just about 25 minutes That's what you want to be looking at Here right now another question that someone asked me. Have I given up on astrology? No boys and girls I have never given up on astrology Astrology is giving up on me and I'll tell you why I just don't have the energy to do what's necessary to follow it astrologically What I do is really simple I do a b c d fibonacci. That's what I looked at when I have those lined up It tells me what my risk is And that's what's going on and Byron's calling again. It must be another must be another Emergency, but I'm not going to answer that one and we'll we'll worry about that just a little bit later here So if you have any questions today, it's eight seven seven nine two seven six six four eight And we'll see what's going on. It looks like I'm going to have to answer the darn thing pretty soon He's hanging up now. So hopefully they won't uh, well call him back at the break. I guess Okay, I don't have to turn it off from now. I'm sorry folks I should have turned the machine off before we were going on here Taking a look at this. So that's pretty much it. Okay now here is uh, I want to I'm trying to do some time filling some information is what I'm trying to do right now So let's take a look here because it's very interesting that we have Oh brother, hold on Shucks Yeah Only in America. Okay, I'm going to do another AI so fill the fill the Okay, here's a perfect example. You see here. This has been the forecast same thing here 1215 Both crude oil And the s&p are showing possible turns at 1215 if we start going down after 1215 it means something But at 1230 and you're still up at there at the highs this thing's not working anymore It's worked perfectly the first 55% of the day But that doesn't mean that it's going to work perfectly the rest of the day because once it stops working It's flipped. It's inverted. So that's why you have to pay, you know, really really close attention to it Okay, another question someone's asked In that is the information in the Gartley book the Gartley book to me folks is the holy grail of technical analysis From pages 200 to 250 he explains abcd and basically explains what fractals are that mr. Mantle brought taught us in 1976 Now Gartley was doing it in 1937 It was the seed pattern which is nothing more than the thunderbolt or the abcd pattern It's everywhere on every chart if you don't believe it just go back and look at tick charts That's all you'll see is abcd's everywhere and they just get bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger Whether it's a daily weekly monthly the abcd's are there You don't always find them because sometimes you miss them like you miss them in crude oil and unfortunately That's the way it is and we'll move on to the next one and not Worry too much about it, but around 12 15 Pay very very close attention to that s and p because it is lining up Just about as nice as you possibly can be and for a potential sale up in there So we want to watch that I am really dehydrating badly here folks hold on one second And the other thing is when we get up there at these levels Like in crude oil we were from 95 or up 9 grand From the load that we made yesterday. Does that mean it's going to drop 9 grand today? No, could it yes possibly but don't expect that just see if it's going to be uh going on a little bit differently hold on one second here i got a uh Yeah, that's right. There's a small three drive pattern coming up here In the mini s and p that's going to be really interesting to watch too. I think we can uh I think we can share this with the folks hold on one second. We'll get up here to Give us a quick look see Easy enough to see This is right. 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This is a daily chart boy. This is not good Um boys and girls, I am afraid my my voice is going. This might be it for me boys and girls I'm not sure yet. I'll make a decision tonight, but uh This is not good for my health standpoint and my health is more important than anything else here You can see the abcd here on the natural gas Uh, we've hit the bottom. We backed off a little bit. We're rallying today. So that completes that abcd. It's uh Pretty much a spot on so that's it. Uh, I uh, I will find out tonight Uh, and whether I'm going to be on the show tomorrow. I'll let tim boss know But my voice is gone again. I can I can I can feel it already and uh I am not happy and uh I'm not in any pain, but I've got to watch these vocal chords because uh Uh, not good. All right, that's about it. I'm gonna finish the show. I know you got some dead time. Here's al but uh I haven't got anything else to say but that's pretty much it. I'll uh I'm not I I don't know what it's going to be long term But I got to get this thing straight folks because I can't just do two shows and then my vote My voice goes bad again That that ain't gonna happen because I got my responsibility to the 24 seven people but more important than that. I have Responsibility to myself and my family And I got to take good care of myself because I'm at the eighth furlong pole. In fact, I'm getting ready to Going past way past the eighth furlong pole pretty soon. So uh, we'll do that. Anyhow, I'm feeling good I just sound terrible. My throat hurts a bit, but I'm not not in any COVID or anything like that It's just that my vocal cords are They're twanging and that shouldn't happen. We'll see you tomorrow. Maybe if not, don't worry about me Don't send me emails saying you're concerned about me because then I have to answer them all And I don't have the energy to answer them. So sorry boys and girls, but uh That's the way it looks right now and we'll see you whenever I see you and make god bless live every day In an attitude of gratitude and make god bless


So I'm going to share with you excerpts from my Gender Studies comic series, which I think is probably going to end up being six comics total. I've got two already completed, one almost done, the third. And then there'll be about three others.  And then I also will share with you a little excerpt a poem I wrote about black bears. But first, gender studies. And I'll just walk you through a few of the pages. And I should say gender studies, too, the second part. When I get to that second section, I'll wave my hand. We'll be out, as you said, in the alphabet anthology from Prism Comics. So look for it sometime in May. It's going to have a lot of really cool work celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Prism Comics organization. So this is called Gender Studies. And this is the first one.  But you're not really out. And so it's a little bit confusing, especially when you're in college. So it starts out living in the San Francisco Bay Area in the 21st century. It's easy to take the variety of queer genders here for granted. And I am on the one side, a woman-identified gentleman scholar.  And that's a self-description. My partner is a lot more animated and creative than I am. I've been wearing the same clothes since I was in high school. Seriously. Thanks to my mom, who didn't mind buying ties. But it hasn't always been like this. So much has changed since my college years back then. In the mid-1980s, great time to go to college, by the way, the limits and possibilities of gender were a lot less clear, at least to me. During most of that time, since I was in college, I dated guys, which looked back on. It was kind of fun with a lot of funny moments, but it could also be pretty confusing. And so there I am. These are actual real outfits from the 80s. And I'm wondering, am I into this guy? I mean, I love the way he pairs those main hunting boots with that classic duffel coat. Squares the shoulder so perfectly, I've totally got to get one. And then I've switched the ethnicities, the names, the ages of the people I'm describing, but they're all based on real people, with whom I'm actually still friends for the most part. But this was 30 years ago, so we've all forgiven each other. Was I truly smitten by Gil, or was I just into the idea of seeing Harry Knuckles up close? Was I in love with Colin, or was I in love with his sweater collection? It was the sweater collection, actually. And then there was Micah. Did I really think he was the one, or did I just figure out how he got those, did I just want to figure out how he got those jeans to hang on his body just so? Was I really craving more quality time with Kwame, or did I just covet his super cool hot pink boxers, which were so cool? The thing about being a masculine woman with men was that we had a lot of unexpected things in common. And this was actually, once again, changing the names and the places.  We actually made a road trip to L.L. Bean. So this is based on truth, but twisted a little bit. Freeport, Maine, yeah. And here is an example of, these are things that, once again, really happened. I was thinking maybe instead of going to the winter ball, we could just hang out. Just the two of us should know at my place with some becs, maybe, and listen to music. Beer, run. I was on the rugby team, so any opportunity for beer was very exciting for me back in the 80s. And then one of those debates you only get into in a dormitory. Apocalypse Now is so much better than Full Metal Jacket. Sheen versus Modine, not even a competition. No way, Kwame, Modine is totally underrated. And do you really think Coppola can measure up to Kubrick? I mean, the Godfather saga versus 2001 and the Clockwork Orange? Seriously? Our similarities were fun and weird and interesting, but without the language of gender, they were kind of hard to talk about. And this is all retrospective, realizing a little bit of what was going on. Male-identified cisgender guys with a male-identified woman who isn't really out in that way yet, and no one's really talking like that on our New England college campus. And this is the last panel, or the last two panels I'll show from this particular comic. Watching sports, for example. And you're a really cool girl, I mean woman, to hang out with, because we like all the same stuff. We both like watching sports. We both listen to Rush. You totally rock out to hardcore. I'm in a hardcore band.  We're on the 50-yard line. And then this last moment was one of the ones that comes back to me a lot. I think about this a lot, because my roommate who's also transmasculine-identified with my roommate back then, and I used to do a lot of air guitar. Not a lot of girls do air guitar. It's like you're a guy friend who's also a girlfriend. But then again, you're also my actual girlfriend, which is kind of weird. For the second issue of gender studies, and this story in full color is in the upcoming alphabet anthology, Requiem for a Hot Comb, I thought about the way that we talk about the body modification and the transformations that we have to make to feel like we really inhabit our gendered bodies. And although there are many reasons that women of African descent in the 1980s, which was the era of the hot comb and the relaxer, started wearing afros, some or dreadlocks, there are many reasons, some feminine identified women really felt like they inhabited their genders better when they fully could experience their hair in its natural state. For me, it was very much the kind of thing I needed to do to finally be able to truly inhabit my gender. And so gender studies, Requiem for a Hot Comb, kind of traces that transformation. And I start out by thinking about the different ways to be a black woman.   And that's a picture of me back in the day with bangs. When I was a kid in the 70s and 80s, the hot comb was the straightening technology of choice. Today, women who wear straightened hair rely on weaves and chemical relaxers. And I had a lot of fun coming up with names like Colonial, Silky, and Bone, Strezate, and Black and Cummly. I can't stop doing the whole literary thing, so clotel, relax, or I have to invoke the 19th century literature.  So today, a lot of people use relaxers. But back in the heyday, the hot comb was one bad sister. Paper towel, so if you're not familiar with the hot comb, I had a one-page guide. There's the hot comb actually on the eye of the stove. My mother had an electric stove. And so we spent a lot of time in the kitchen on Saturdays. I never really enjoyed it terribly much. There's a paper towel for testing the heat level. You can smell the acrid aroma of hot metal and burning hair. And that kind of metal can stand up to the eye of a stove, solid metal shaft for stability and control, a heat-proof handle, and pomade to protect the scalp sort of. It was an imperfect scalp protectant. And the hot comb could take a fabulous fro and fry it into submission. But as I say, her powers were fickle and straightened hair was a fair weather friend in all, both literally and figuratively, didn't really stand up well to humidity or rain or swimming pool. Getting your hair straightened for the first time was like being inducted into a Black women's secret society, the sisterhood of perpetual hair maintenance. And the sisterhood had an awful lot of rules. And so I really had a lot of fun with this panel. Different Black women, different kinds of Black women all with straightened hair to certain degree, giving you the rules.  Stay out of the rain.  If you're not familiar with that terminology. Do you have a raincoat? Do you have an umbrella? Does your raincoat have a hood? Don't let your hair get wet. If you have to go swimming, wear a swim cap or your hair will go back. And you get the general theme here. Didn't anyone tell you to stay out of the rain? And so rainy days, I spent a lot of time inside. And here's an example. I couldn't help but notice there was no brotherhood of perpetual hair maintenance. There's an example of a guy who kind of looks like my dad's ornamental boy who's head is a lot rounder than my brother's head. But there weren't any hair rules for little Black boys. And I couldn't help but notice that as a kid. When I was a kid, my mom straightened and styled my hair at home, but on special occasions we'd go to Ms. Chisholm's beauty salon for hours. I tolerated the elaborate procedure requiring to straighten my hair the same way I tolerated going to the dentist. I didn't like it, but it was apparently one of the things you had to do to your body in order to be in the world. It hadn't really occurred to me that you wouldn't do it because all the women around me, that's what they did. And for a lot of women and girls at Ms. Chisholm's salon, a day spent at the beauty salon was an indulgence, a bit of feminine self-care that made them feel more like themselves. And so I tried to think about just four African-American women and some of the things that they might be thinking that kind of signify this notion of being affirmed. I wasn't really interested in femininity. And the things that made me feel more like myself had nothing to do with beauty. And these are all real stages. My Huckleberry Finn stage, I'm going to be a naturalist like John Muir or Thoreau stage. My brides had revisited stage, which some would say continues even to this day. And my years as the beer captain of the rugby team at my institution. And so this is just an excerpt. If you want to read the rest, please pick up the alphabet anthology. But it was really interesting to kind of go back and walk through my experience of coming into a sense of myself.  And no one recognized me. All the people who'd seen me that morning, my friends, walked right past me. It was kind of cool.  And then the last thing I'll share if I have a couple of minutes. Great, great. And when I'm doing zines, I also like to do rhyming zines. And for some reason, when I've told stories about both real and imagined men of African descent, I tend to do it in rhyme. I have one that's called the A Blues for Black Santa in which Black Santa tells the story of why. It's really hard to be Santa and Black when nobody believes Santa's Black. And this is an example. I did a whole zine about bears. And half of it is real bears. Oops, that's the alphabet cover. I guess I'll show that for a minute. There's the alphabet cover, yay. But the little book of Big Black Bears is a poem about humans, human men who are bears. But then at the end, I have this extra, the Black Teddy Bears Picnic. And I created these human bear hybrids of African descent.  And so I wanted to do a tribute. And so the Black Teddy Bears Picnic is I think the most fun part of this for me. So I'll read you my Black Teddy Bear Rhymen. The Black Teddy Bears Picnic. At the edge of the wood, you can hear them so merry, so raucous, so gleeful, so joyous, so hairy. It's the day when Black Teddy Bears gather together to picnic and frolic from dawn till whenever. There are teddies of chocolate and caramel hue, bears of mocha and tan and mahogany, too. Some teddies are chubby and pudgy and cuddly. Other teddies are muscular, strapping and studly. There are laughing and frolicing teddies at play, dancing dances of love, singing music so gay. So if you are enchanted by bears large and small and the beauty and grace of black bears above all, then come down to the wood for their annual rite. Join the bears as they frolic late into the night. Thank you.


the conversation into this one thing that I love to do with all the guests that we have on political hope is also to kind of do a little bit of planting a seed of what is Charles doing and what is Charles up to if it's the glass ceiling. So in the next three years, where do you see yourself and in the context of also building political hope in the world and what is the best that could happen in the next few years that you imagine the best. What would you be a part of? What would you be facilitating? Would you be... Yeah, you know, I'm getting a little bit weary of what I'm doing. I've been writing about this kind of stuff for a long time. And you know, I put stuff out there that's really a call for peace, for truth and peace. And I'm getting all kinds of attacks, you know. And like, it's kind of getting to me, you know. I'm not doing this to gain approval or popularity. I don't care that much about the size of my audience, but sometimes I get the feeling that I need to do something else and direct the bulk of my energy to something else. And maybe it's you know, I have an idea for a screenplay. I have this, I've been doing more and more kind of like behind the scenes stuff and advising. I think I can be really useful there. And then there's something I want to build that it's kind of a temple, but mostly outdoors. I haven't, this is the first time I've mentioned this in any kind of public way, but it's kind of a outpost of the future into the present that where people would go and receive an activation. Not necessarily or probably not at all from me, but from the place itself. I guess I want to exercise powers beyond merely, you know, persuasion and logic, even though I don't think that's mostly what I do already. You know, I'm not, I'm not only speaking from the head, but I don't know, like I feel, you mentioned glass ceiling. I feel like there's, there is kind of a glass ceiling that I don't have. Here's another thing like I don't have actually a really clear idea of what lies on the other side of my impatience and dissatisfaction and feeling of limitation with what I'm doing right now. And sometimes you have to go through an in-between territory. You don't necessarily step right on to the new thing when you let go of the old thing. There's usually a period of turbulence, of uncertainty, of unknowing, of inactivity sometimes, of dissent, you know. Other cultures have room for this or had room for this.  So maybe I need to go on a walkabout now and then what is mine to do becomes more clear.  How long do those usually last? I mean, some of the guys who did it, they did it, they would go for like several years. Some of them, some of them go for like a month or two. Right. Depends on, depends on how you, what you can finagle, you know, with your commitment and responsibility. Right. Yeah, like that appeals to me. And then like, there's part of me that's like, you can't afford to do that now, you know. Things are so intense, you know. You've got to be in action, but that's always true. You know, but then at the same time, you've got people like Sapkudu who just like traveled all across like Europe and Africa and Middle East and kept going also with what he was, you know, his purposes. So who's making the rules, Charles? Who's making the rules?


All right, we have at least two things. Okay. First up. First up, yes, we did a after hours desk alidiata where we actually tried out some of the AV stuff that we've been playing with, but also talked about this board. So this is the RP2040 bones feather. So I took the RP2040 feather and squished it off so much that there's space over on the side to add more things. And in this case, I added a DVI port. It's got some resistors in line. It's also got your heads in the way, but you could, maybe if you think about it. Thank you. I'm Big Head. I'm Big Head. You also got the utility and CEC pin brought out. iSquared C is connected through, so you can actually do EDID detection. There's a STEMIQT port over there. And then at the very bottom right, there's HPD, so it's a hot plug detect. So we've been doing some hacking with PicoDVI, and I think this would be a great little dev board. I also want to redo the Scorpio board actually now, because we have more space. I won't have to. I've done more squishing. But I have to fab this first to make sure, because this is all a 402ified, I have to make sure that everything still works. All right. And then here comes a big deal. Ready? Yes. You're going to put them in here because it's... Well, this is even better because it's like the reveal. And then you're going to angle it. I was going to angle it. Do you want me to have you there so you know what I'm saying? Yeah, maybe I'll talk about this. Okay, because I don't have to reveal my stuff with my pointer. So this is the Feather M7, the Metro M7, first prototype with the new fancy silk screen. Thank you for zooming in as much as possible. You can see... Yeah, I'm just getting the light so you can see the IMX.  And let's just mess around a little bit with the... I think that's a good tilt. Yeah. It's tough. Okay, maybe I'll hold it out. Oh, it's good. So this is the silk screen. So you know, wanted to take inspiration from the seven line, which is purple here in New York City. And it has, you know, the newer trains have this cool, like, what stop is next display. So Philby kind of took inspiration from that and showed off what's available on this Metro board. So, you know, whenever we have a new chip, we tend to do a Metro because we've got the SWE connector, lots of GPIO. It's like it's kind of easy and spacious, a STEMI QT port, you know, different power outputs, USB and DC, three volt output as Wi-Fi has the jumpers for the boot select because the boot loader is kind of funky on the IMX, but this board is pretty much ready to go. We've got panels fabricated and we're going to release this shortly. So it'll be pretty exciting to get a new chip going. I mean, like the chip shortage, we couldn't do this because the chip shortage, we had the design done like two years ago, but we couldn't release it because we couldn't get microcontrollers. But now we can. That's our secret. It's a tough secret. Not out yet. Don't ask.


Welcome folks, we have the Dow Industries finished up 92 Nasdaq up 1, S&P is up 2, Gold contract up $30.20, trading at $18.28 an ounce, then Silver up $1.21, $24.41 an ounce, Light Sweet Crude up $0.90, $76.09 a barrel, notes and balls, a 10-year note, traded down 21 ticks at a price point of $113.15, the 30-year up full point plus 23 ticks at $128.02, you get the 10-year right now folks, trading yielding $3.69, so the low of the last three months is $3.417, you know, you have a couple hundred basis points, well, 270 basis points from that level, and Kingdala, Kingdala down $693 ticks, $104.07, Euro 106, Yen at a price point of $131.74, that was down 5.17, and the British pound out here at $1.21 to $1.00, we're going to do first, I just want to go to the dollar first in the end, because tonight is going to be a big deal, you're going to have the DK open back up again, we'll see where this yen goes, but I can tell you, the dollar up, you know, the yen is 14% of the dollar folks, okay, bottom line, guess what, it couldn't break the low, and that's telling me that this dollar still wants higher price, that's how this is set up, if we go and take a look at the yen, you're going to see the same type of set up, so if it does not follow through tonight, and what I mean specifically there is this, is that the low of the yen four months ago was the 130.41, we went to 130.51, okay, and if that yen starts getting weaker again tonight, let me tell you something, that's more information that the dollar wants higher price, if we go take it, if the dollar wants higher price, we're going to continue lower inside the equity markets, we take a look at the spy, what you have with the spy out here today, you got a sideways move, you did 65 million shares, the gap is 381.14, and the bottom line, it couldn't get over the gap, we went below the gap and it's not over the gap, so let's say, guess what, we're going for the highs and lows of March, the NDX 100 is already into the highs of the lows of the March, let's see how we closed out here with the NDX, the three cues, I don't know how that always happens, one, two, three, so we take a look at this baby, this closed out 21 cents, the gap here is 268.56 and we're 269.54, have a great one folks, have a safe one, come back and visit Tommy tomorrow morning, kicks us off 9 a.m., have a great one folks.


Bob, it's pretty much best case scenario for Luis Severino. His second opinion was consistent with the first opinion that there is no structural damage in his shoulder. So Aaron Boone said that he will not pick up a ball the rest of this week, and then the Yankees will reevaluate. Now there are just 41 games left for the Yankees in the regular season. So there are still some question marks when it comes to Severino. Will he be able to make it back? If and when he does make it back, will he be stretched out enough to be a starter? Regardless of how it plays out for Severino, you can all agree it has been a tough year for Seve. It's been a long road for Seve, and so hard, you know, physically to get his body in position to be ready to do this. And I feel like in a lot of ways he's physically in the best condition he's ever been in.  And so, yeah, it's gotta be disappointing when you're, especially the caliber pitcher that he is, and obviously you haven't pitched in a while. And Aaron Boone really didn't wanna speculate too much, simply saying, let's see where Severino is after this week, and then maybe you can talk a little bit more about a timeframe for a return. As far as tonight's game is concerned,


For some it was Bleach, others maybe One Piece or Full Metal Alchemist, but for me it was Naruto. Naruto was the manga that threw me into the world of anime. Now obviously it should be noted that I'd already watched Dragon Ball Z, but DBZ is pretty much the vanilla ice cream of anime. If you've never seen DBZ by the time you were 10 years old, the government would probably send police to your house and have your parents hung for war crime. Even then, DBZ just felt like a regular cartoon to me as a kid, cause when you're 8 or 10, you can't really tell the difference between anime and regular cartoons. But once one of my greatest friends gave, I'll never forget it, he handed me that Shonen Jump Bible in math class. And once I got to the Naruto section, my eyes were open like never before. Everything about it was so new and fresh, just seeing Naruto hated by his peers and the people of his village, just seeing him try his hardest every day to become one of the greatest ninjas. It was so inspiring to me.  So believe it! Then believe it! Believe it!  I loved it so much, I started saying it myself. After I beat people in races at the gym, I'd be like, believe it. Anytime I beat someone in a video game, believe it. It could be something as simple as just washing their dishes. You know, my weebass would still be like, believe it, believe it. It was crazy. It even got to the point where I started to Naruto run. You know, that non-emo, you know, down the hallways because I thought it was the coolest thing ever. Starting out, I thought just the first three volumes of the manga were god tier. I was like, damn, there's no way the story can get any better than this. Masashi Kishimoto's career, it's over. It's over once these Zabuzan haku niggas get hit with the open school. But then this cheng-cheng bling-bling boy says, oh, on god? Proves everyone wrong by putting out the Chunin Exams arc, possibly the greatest character in world-building arc in anime of all time. The arc was a display of different regions or villages' characters, and it gave you an understanding of what ninjas from that area specialized in and what types of fighting styles beat which. They also went further into the types of chakra and chakra usages such as genjutsu, which was like illusion, taijutsu, which was like, you know, kind of like specialized martial arts, and the ninjutsu, which was kind of like, you know, that anime shoujin energy blast, you know, like the Rasengan and Chidori. My favorite guy during the whole thing was Neji.  You know, the only thing I hated was that he had this philosophy that he weighed predetermined destiny too much, which was mostly due to him being bitter about being the cadet branch of the family, which meant like his duty was to serve and die for the main branch of the family if need be, which was kind of the fate for his father. I was like, oh, you know, don't worry, Naruto's about to set you straight. You show you that hard work conquers destiny. Doesn't matter what you're born into or granted at birth, hard work is what controls your fate. Show him Naruto, and Naruto did show him, but he did it in the worst way possible. Negi's whole ideology was at predetermined destiny, rules overall, you know, stuff like your birthright, your genes, the things that you're granted at birth, way more than just working hard. So after Negi presses Naruto's chakra points and makes it so that Naruto can't use chakra anymore, Naruto still beats him anyways by using his nine tails fox chakra. You know, the nine tail fox, the thing that was sealed inside of him at birth, not something that he worked for, and I really didn't notice that till like a week later, while I'm just eating Cheerios before school, and I'm just like, what the fuck? But my issues with Naruto, it didn't stop there, all right? Being the newbie anime lover I was, I thought all arcs would be like the Chunin exams where you're gonna see all types of ninjas excelling in different areas of the anime. Everyone's expertise will be tested through and through, which did somewhat happen, especially during the Great Ninja Wars, but I kid you not.  For those that don't know, the Uchiha clan was the clan that the secondary main character Sasuke belonged to, and you know, one of the strongest clans in existence, they had a strong ocular Jutsu called the Sharingan that let you do all types of fun stuff, like copying Jutsu, setting people on fire, you name it. And Kishimoto would never let us hear the end of it. It was always Sharingan this, Sharingan that, Sharingan this, Sharingan that. Oh, that guy in the Gato that didn't have the Sharingan? He had that other cool ocular Jutsu called the Renagon? Well, guess what? It was given to him by a nigga with a Sharingan.  And this brings us back to what Naruto's whole ideology was. Hard work weighs more than destiny and birthright. Hard work determines your fate, but it seems like the show Naruto kind of forgot about it. And I still thought it was redeemable. I thought that the way Naruto would redeem his ideology was by somehow losing the nine-tailed fox and then showing everyone that it was his hard work all along that was getting him through his victories.  Until Kishimoto said, I just flipped the switch and now Naruto, the guy who was all about hard work determining your fate is now the child of prophecy. Yes, he is the child of prophecy.  It was prophesized that he would unite the tailed beast and then change the world. Are you kidding me? I was like, you know what, fine, fine.   There's no way it could get worse. And then Neji, the guy who's former philosophy, was correct about the ninja world. You know how he says destiny and duty was to serve and die for the main branch? And Naruto's like, nah, Brad, just shape your destiny through hard work. That nigga dies! And how does he die? Go and ask me, ask me, ask me, ask me how he dies, bro, make my day, ask me. How does he die? By protecting Hanada, the main branch!


Dave Trumbo after the Mustangs, women's volleyball team opening up MAC Commonwealth play with a 3-0 win over Albright. Set scores tonight, 25-9, 25-18, and 25-12 to improve to 9-3. But more importantly, get that opening win in the MAC Commonwealth race. Coach, your thoughts on tonight's match? I felt like we really played well. Everybody got a chance to play, and everybody hit the court really played well. It was great to see we played like we do in practice. So the things we practiced really came to fruition tonight. We've served the ball tough, got them out of system, and then we're able to get a lot of good swings. I'm looking at the stat sheet. I mean, you're talking about a balanced attack here. 41 kills, only nine errors, swung 291. You said everybody got in. A lot of people got in. And having nine service aces, limiting them to one, they had a lot of service aces coming in with a record of eight and one. What were the keys for you guys against Albright tonight? You said earlier they had a lot of service aces. What would you guys do to get them out of that rhythm? We worked on that. We worked on different spots where we want to serve the ball. And being aggressive with our serve, not lolly pop yet. So we're going to miss a couple. We know we're going to miss a couple if we can serve around 90%, but if we have more service aces and service errors, that's one of our goals. And then so we can set up the big block. Now, we didn't have many blocks tonight, but they had a lot of issues hitting the ball in the court. Had a lot has to do with that big block. So even though we didn't have great blocking stats tonight, I think the block had something to do with our errors. More importantly, the last question they have for you, how big is it to get your first conference win of the season and also get it at home? It's keeping the train rolling. We got Elizabeth Town on Saturday, and then Messiah next Tuesday up at Messiah. That's going to be a huge crowd, and that's going to be a lot of fun. So we just want to keep the momentum going. All right, Coach. Congratulations. Thanks, Jen. For the recap of tonight's match, visit GomezTankSports.com.


Buddhism is basically a, it's not really a religion, it's more like a philosophy that originates from China, and it's what the monks practice, you know, like the Dalai Lama, they practice that, and, you know, a lot of the ancient Chinese stories, it's all based on Taoism. Even the stories like Shang Chi, a lot of that is based on Taoism as well. Who here has heard about the story of the empty cup? I think this is pretty popular. So there's a master who invites one of his friends to have tea with him, and then the scholar is bragging about how much knowledge he has and how, you know, smart he is and how many things he's memorized, and as the master continues to pour the tea, the cup starts to overflow in this scholar's cup, and then the scholar says, what are you doing? Why are you pouring all this tea in my cup? It's overflowing.  So I think that's a good example or a good story that reminds us to keep our cups empty, which is to have the attitude, we don't know what we think we know, or at least we don't know what we don't know, right? Because as intelligent or as much experience we think we have in our lives, compared to the knowledge and the wisdom of the universe, we actually know nothing. And even scientists think that the top scientists in the world, the smartest ones are the ones that realize we actually know nothing or infatestimally small amount of knowledge compared to how much knowledge is out there in the universe. And a lot of it, we don't understand, most of it actually we don't understand, we can't explain. So once you start to have that attitude, then we start to open our minds, then we can actually grow as human beings, and we can actually grow our wisdom and knowledge. The more knowledge you gain, you realize the less that you know, the less that we understand about our universe. So the problem with a lot of the Gen Rays and Z is that you have so much information, you think you know everything, you understand everything, which is good, I mean have the knowledge, but you don't have a life experience. You don't have a lot of the struggle or basically the progression of life that a lot of us Gen Xers or you know people older have.


I finally got a friend who's a chef to critique my cooking, and she told me to use more spices. I have to say, everything's tastier now. It really was sage advice. Funk is a show about all sorts of different subjects, and I often find myself in need of expert guidance when I'm in over my head in some unfamiliar field, but it can sometimes be weirdly difficult to get a straight answer from people who know a lot about something. You may have had the experience of trying to convince someone to relax and be frank about their domain of expertise, rather than vaguely informative in a sterile, non-committal way. So what's the deal with Ayn Rand's philosophy? Well, it's kind of its own thing. She didn't really think much of previous philosophers and sort of, oh, I'm not a Rand fanboy or anything. You can just give it to me straight. Oh, well, most philosophers think that it's trash. Sometimes, this sort of obfuscation can be chalked up to the nuanced way that people who know a lot about a subject think about it. A lawyer might not be able to answer a question like, is this unconstitutional with a simple yes or no, because the situation is just too complicated to sum up with a one-word answer. There's also the practice of hedging in academic language, where any unqualified statement is an invitation for nitpicking and technical objections. But sometimes, a simple straightforward answer to a question exists, apparent to anyone with a background in the field. And it's not immediately obvious why an expert in a position to give advice would withhold that information from someone who's begging to be informed. In their 2008 essay, Recognizing Rhetoric in Healthcare Policy Analysis, Jill Russell and colleagues used some famous or infamous philosophical tools to give us something of an answer. The way they see it, when we're talking about science and policy, we usually frame it as a binary relationship between facts and decisions, what they call naive rationalism. Scientists go off somewhere and discover facts, and those facts tell us what we should do. The shy reluctance we see in solicited expert advice is confusing according to this model. If the role of an expert is simply to summarize the facts and what they say ought to be done, it doesn't make any sense that they'd hold back when invited to do so. The authors assert that naive rationalism is an incomplete picture because it leaves out the motivations, values, and backgrounds of the individuals participating in that process. That facts and policy can't be abstracted away from the specific character of the humans involved. When a scientist chooses a hypothesis to test, that decision is informed by all sorts of squishy, non-scientific things. What funding is available, what the scientist finds interesting, what sorts of causal explanations they can imagine, what they think they can publish, all of which vary significantly depending on who they are, where they come from, their culture, their values, and so on. Even if we could assume a perfect, unbiased scientific process after the selection of a hypothesis that gave us an unambiguous true answer, the questions that end up getting asked are significantly influenced by subjective factors. We can clearly see this effect at work in highly controversial subjects, where the same question will be asked repeatedly if anyone finds the first answer unsatisfactory. It's hard to get researchers to replicate studies about things like biology or psychology, but when it comes to gun control or the behavioral effects of violent media, why don't you check again just to be 100% sure? And that's just the tip of the iceberg. Expectations, framing, attention, interpretation, all sorts of important facts of the scientific fact-finding process are inextricably entangled with who's doing and parsing the science. The other side of the naive rationalist science-policy dynamic is even more fraught. You can collect all the data you want, maybe discovering a large number of true things about the universe, but it can only ever tell you what is the case, not what should be done. For example, the essay mentions a rigorous research finding that silly-looking padded undergarments reduced the likelihood of older people suffering a serious hip injury in a fall. This was taken as clear evidence that the elderly in care facilities should be mandated to wear padded knickers. But when this policy was announced, many of the employees in those facilities refused to follow it, because forcing adults to wear silly looking underwear just so they won't hurt themselves was seen as a violation of their dignity. Knowing facts can help to predict what the outcomes of a particular policy might be, but deciding which outcomes deserve attention and which we ought to pursue is always the result of a very subjective value judgment. Russell and her co-authors suggest that the main things missing from the naive rationalist view of evidence and policy can be summed up as rhetoric. Now, for many people, rhetoric is a four-letter word when it comes to evidence-based decision making, a perverse distortion of facts to mislead and manipulate others. But as we've seen, the facts that get discovered and the decisions made with those facts are both heavily influenced by subjective factors, and understanding the rhetorical framing around them is a good way to figure out what role those factors play. It may be uncomfortable to think of a model of evidence-based policymaking as having an intrinsic rhetorical element, but the authors assert that we get a lot more out of our analysis if we consider it explicitly. We can examine how policymakers are defining the problems that need to be solved. Are we collecting data to fix high crime rates or high unemployment rates, high abortion rates, or high rates of unwanted pregnancy? It undercuts the idea that enough fact-gathering can eliminate all uncertainty about policy decisions, emphasizing the huge gap between knowing and acting. It gives us room to think about assumptions of value, responsibility, morality, and so on. And relevant to our original question, it gives us a new criterion to think about the relationship between experts and decision makers. Expert advisors are in a tricky position when it comes to the rhetorical nature of their work. Convincing someone to follow a certain course of action is already hard, but the whole reason the expert is being consulted is because they have access to certain ways of looking at the world that decision makers don't have. They can summarize their point of view in a number of ways, but in order for it to be meaningful to their audience, they're always going to be leaving some important bits of what they know out of the message, and what they choose to include and exclude can make all the difference in how their audience receives their advice, and what they ultimately choose to do with that information. For example, take a doctor trying to convince someone to give up drinking soda for breakfast. Unloading every minute detail of the pancreas and insulin and blood sugar and diabetes and every other medical fact that the doctor can marshal in support of their recommendation is likely to leave the patient glassy-eyed and unreceptive. The message of soda for breakfast bad will likely be stored alongside other silly things that doctors gripe about, like not getting enough exercise or enough sleep. A scared, straight approach might work, limiting the explanation to necrosis of the feet and possible amputation, but depending on the quality of the performance, it might make the patient feel attacked or even anxious about going to the doctor in the future. Again, a naive rationalist might just bulldoze over these aspects of the scenario, saying, we did a test, the number's too high, the patient should stop drinking soda for breakfast. But by including rhetoric in our analysis, we're invited to ask questions about who we're trying to convince and why we're convincing them. Who is this person? Someone who doesn't think that it's weird to have a Coke with their pancakes. Why is their blood sugar so high? Well, that's certainly part of it. But the United States also puts an incredible amount of sugar in everything and has a cultural norm of drinking carbonated syrup water with two out of three meals. What is the doctor trying to do with this information? Maintain or improve the patient's quality and longevity of life? Does the enjoyment the patient gets from drinking soda for breakfast outweigh the health risks they take on by doing so? I'm not sure. Maybe we should ask them and find out. With that more rhetorically sensitive mindset, the doctor is in a better position to act as a productive bridge between the facts as they understand them and policy suggestions. Maybe they can ask how the patient would feel about cutting back on breakfast soda or maybe keeping it and cutting out sugar in other ways. Whether they're aware of the potential problems they might face if they continue, both for themselves and for the people who might have to take care of them if they can't walk anymore. Importantly, this isn't a distortion or softening of the truth to manipulate someone into some behavior. It's not lying. It's communication and decision-making with a sensitivity to the inherently rhetorical nature of that process. This helps to explain the reluctance of experts to drop the hammer whenever they have an opportunity, like why a philosopher might not come right out and say, Ayn Rand's philosophical contributions are laughable. If someone actually wants more information, they can always ask for it, but if they're put off or offended by some assertion, regardless of how well the evidence supports it, the rhetorical part of the equation breaks down, leaving the experts scrambling to rebuild trust. As annoying as it can be to coax a straight answer out of a specialist, if they're actually interested in helping people make good decisions in accordance with the facts that they know, it's kind of the game that they have to play. Being right and knowing things is important. Picking good policy is important, but without the consideration of rhetoric, they're both kind of useless. Do you find Russell et al's model of the role of rhetoric in health care policy compelling? Please leave a comment below and let me know what you think. Thank you very much for watching. Don't forget to blah, blah, subscribe, blah, share, and don't stop thunking.


So, I found another one, every arcade, anytime I go up to any type of kiosk, it's almost like they're not even trying to keep people out of it. And here's another example, I've done so many videos like this on my channel, it's almost getting old, but I have to keep bringing it up because it's not getting fixed. But let me go ahead and start this video here, I'm at an arcade with my daughter and I go up to the machines where you get the cards to get time to play on the games. And most of these arcade machines are, most of these machines, I just swipe from the left and you get yourself a Windows touchscreen keyboard. But this one, under one of the menus, they had a menu for the restaurant that was there and I found that if I long pressed on the image, it gave me the option to email the image. And when I clicked that, it brought up, or not Internet Explorer, but Windows Explorer and I was able to go through all the files and some, the, right here I'm just going through everything just seeing what folders I can get into. And the only folder I wasn't able to get into was the desktop folder, which is a weird folder not to be able to get into. But if you keep watching, you'll see that I actually get into the Windows system directory and the only thing, I'm not trying to be malicious here, I'm just showing that this is happening. If I got a keyboard on that, a touchscreen keyboard, which a lot of these kiosks have, I would have had full access, I'm going in full access to the system, let me be clear about what I'm saying. I'm going into all these directors, you're not seeing much inside the directories because it's defaulting to images, because it was to email images, so it's only showing JPEG images and PNG images. But if I had a keyboard I could change that and I would have access to all the files and I probably could have brought up a terminal and do a whole bunch of stuff. Again, I'm not trying to be malicious, but even my daughter can tell that something's not right here.  So when I clicked on it, I saw there was a printer option and I clicked print and I was surprised. It actually printed out where the receipts print out, but it printed out the image that was on the screen, which was pretty cool. But again, these are machines that people swipe their credit cards at and put money into. A lot could be done with these maliciously and no one seems to care. Again, I don't think I've walked into a video arcade that I haven't been able to access the file system and I'm not being malicious, but somebody being malicious, it would not be hard for them to do something. Is it a big deal? I think so, even though fraudulent credit card charges I'm not responsible for, credit card company is in general. There is laws about a minimum of $50 and certain circumstances you might be responsible or sorry, not minimum, but the most you'd be responsible is $50 and that's under certain circumstances and stuff like that. But it is, if someone was taking advantage of this and doing credit card fraud, it would cost money to the credit card companies, which eventually trickles down to us and this is not a Windows thing. A lot of these kiosks are running Windows, which again, I don't understand why.  But I have one or two times found Linux kiosks out there. Years ago I did a video where I was walking through the mall and there was a touchscreen. It wasn't when it took money, it was just displaying advertisement and stuff, but I just went up to touch the screen and at the same time my daughter touched the screen and it made the program crash and I was brought to an Ubuntu desktop. I have a video up on that from years ago and people really like that one. The issue here is not necessarily that it's running Windows or Linux or whatever operating system it's running. It's the fact that it's a kiosk that has a single use. There is no reason for a desktop environment, a full desktop environment to be running. The one that was running Ubuntu should not be running the full Ubuntu desktop. It should start up XORG and your application and no desktop. In Windows, now I haven't been a Windows user for years, but I can tell you back in the Windows XP days and before and I would not doubt that it's changed. Explorer, which is your desktop interface, is an application. The file manager is part of that. If you went into the registry, you can change that to launch another executable. So if you went there, it's just an entry. I don't remember where it is in the registry, but it just says explore.exe. You change that to another executable and it will launch that at the minimum. That's what you should be doing. There should be no desktop with icons and toolbars because that's just a security flaw waiting to happen. If your kiosk program crashes, they're going to go to that desktop and there's no need for that. Anyway, it's 2022 at the time I'm releasing this, 2021 at the time I'm recording this. There is no reason for this to be happening, but I can't walk up to a kiosk and not within seconds be like, oh, I'm at the desktop. It shouldn't happen. That's my rant.


And one of the interesting stories is Manuel Guzman and his research team in Spain were looking at brain cell metabolism and they knew that THC had been found to work with receptors in the brain so they were curious how THC affected brain cell metabolism. The studies they were doing were done with brain cancer cells because they reproduced really quickly and you can have a line of cells to study without having to keep buying normal cells. You have your own dedicated line reproducing really quickly and it's much cheaper than buying them and you can get basically the same data.  What's this about? They tried again.  Complete death. So they said, wait, wait, wait, wait. They went to the literature.   Another thing that the cannabinoids do is to impede the ability of tumor cells to produce blood vessels. In order to eat because they divide rapidly, they need a lot of nourishment. That's why cancer patients waste.  They're vampires. They tap into the blood system and draw off nutrients. THC inhibits the ability of the cancer tumor cells to produce a compound necessary for producing these blood vessels. This inhibits their ability to thrive and to spread and once they spread to get a doc and to survive as a metastasis. They were really amazed by this and continued their research. Once they published, other researchers started looking at it.  So many different lines of cancer cells all responded to THC or synthetic cannabinoids that activate these receptors.


Hello and welcome to CMC Markets on Tuesday the 22nd of September and the weekly market update and we're finally out of the other side of the FOMC meeting and unfortunately we're none the wiser as to the timing of a US rate rise. The Fed left monetary policy unchanged and the likelihood is that we're probably going to get some form of action potentially in December. It's unlikely that we'll get a rise in October simply because there is no press conference. So in essence the waiting game goes on. What does that mean for equity markets going forward? Certainly what we've seen thus far over the past few days has been an awful lot of indecision but ultimately the fact that the US didn't hike rates last week hasn't had the effect on stock markets that we expected. We've had further growth downgrades this week from the Asia Development Bank. That's hit the mining sector really hard. It's hit global stock markets really hard. Notwithstanding the fact we also have another corporate scandal and in that context I will be looking this week at the UK 100, the FTSE 100, the German DAX and the German automotive sector as it undergoes its own deep water horizon moment, its own BP moment. The only saving grace is no one has died but ultimately I don't think that is going to save the the automotive sector not only in Germany but in Europe as a whole from a very rocky ride over the course of the next few weeks and months. Okay so we're going to start with the FTSE 100, the UK 100 and in the aftermath of last week's Fed decision and the growth downgrades that we've seen earlier this week we've seen a massive sell-off not only in the mining sector, also in the oil and gas sector, the automotive sector and the pharmaceutical sector and there are a number of reasons for this but ultimately now that we've broken below the 6,000 level on this daily chart here I think it's safe to assume that the pressure is now building up for a retest of the lows that we saw earlier in August around about the 5,800 level and I think that in the process is going to make it very very difficult for other European indices to not go lower as well. Certainly in the US we're struggling to rally as well because I certainly think in the context of a potential US rate rise we've merely deferred it certainly that's what Fed policymakers are leading us to believe so ultimately we could well see a stronger dollar that's likely to raise the potential for the Fed deferring a rate rise even further and in the process probably put further downward pressure on stock markets. So FTSE 100 remains under pressure if we're able to get back above that 6,000 level then the range highs still remain around about 6,270 level but given the direction of the daily oscillator the pressure at the moment appears to be towards the downside. Let's move on to a daily DAX chart and we can see that we've broken to the downside quite aggressively in the past couple of days and a lot of that has to do with the corporate scandal involving Volkswagen and their defeat device very easy for me to say basically it masks the emissions output from cars under certain testing conditions. Now looking at this DAX chart here I think now that we've broken below the 10,000 level the likelihood is given the potential for this breakout we could well see a retest of the lows that we saw in August but more importantly the trend line support from the 2011 lows that currently comes in around about the same sort of level so while we remain below the 10,100 level on the Germany 30 the German DAX given the concerns about the automotive industry which makes up a good part of that index I think the likelihood is we could well see further losses on the Germany 30 towards the lows that we saw in early August which brings me neatly on to the German automotive sector now I'm looking at the German automotive sector but it's going to be the automotive sector in general that's probably going to feel the rippler effects of this scandal. I'm going to start with BMW Bay Mott work and the preference shares for those this particular stock I'm looking at a weekly chart and we can see from this weekly chart that we have a significant area of support currently coming in around about the 58 euro mark it's also where the 200 week moving average is and it's also where the 2014 lows are as well so from a technical standpoint there's certainly more scope to push lower to revisit the lows that we saw in August and the likelihood is that this downward pressure on German car stocks is likely to continue simply due to a contagion effect as a result of this scandal and I go into a little bit of more detail as to why I think that over the course of this video similar sort of story on Daimler shares this is a daily chart that we're looking at at the moment and again I'm looking at a very very key support level I'm looking at the 2015 lows which is currently held every single attempt to go through it thus far but ultimately the 65 euro level is going to be very very key in the context of further declines if we're able to hold above that then we could get a rebound if we break below that then potentially we're looking towards further losses towards the 60 euro level. Going to finish up with Volkswagen preference shares this is the chart that I think could really dictate where we go to next and certainly the news flow from this particular story is a little bit worrying given the context of where we were at the beginning of 2015. 2015 we're around about 250 euros we've more than halved that move lower so far this year already looking at this weekly chart we can see that we're potentially heading towards the 2011 lows that particular level comes in around about 86 euros currently we're well above that but certainly in the context of how much this scandal could cost VW we're talking in a billions of euros earlier this week we were talking about fines of 18 billion dollars and we were only talking about 400 500 million cars apparently this particular piece of software is on 11 million cars well if you're talking on 18 billion dollars on cars of four or four or 500,000 the US regulator can levy fines of up to 35,000 dollars per car. Exponentially 11 million cars is a hell of a lot more than 400 or 500,000 so VW have already set aside 6.7 billion euros as part of this particular scandal the likelihood is it's going to cost them an awful lot more notwithstanding the reputational damage that's going to cause and notwithstanding the fact asking the questions of the wider automotive sector are our other car manufacturers doing this sort of thing as well so that's certainly something to ponder over the course of the next few days and weeks this particular story has probably got quite a lot more legs in it in the meantime that's it for this week this is Michael Houston talking to you from CMC Markets