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Thursday, December 28

What do I know? (edited)


This is double posted, cause I can't find the original page I posted it on. Heck, they mess with everything. They even messed with the font on here. (laughing, they can't stop what I'm doing)...

What if some stranger told you they had inside trading knowledge?

What would you say? 

Well, honestly I don't care what you say. If I did I wouldn't produce anything because it's downright crazy (even for me).

But the more I prove - the more that people will listen to me. 

I'm not a real "likable" person cause. I'm pushy, have spent a lot of time learning, and will correct people with no problems (when they're wrong.) I mean, there are a lot of reasons why I don't have a long list of friends who call to check up on me. I could die and people wouldn't know for a few months because, they're just not too fond of me. 

And...

Guess what?

That's okay!! I have one talon and I'm investing it! I want to make that one talon at least two - but 10 or more would be sweet sweet! 

Like, for real. I'm seriously not kidding here. I'm investing that talon in you. 

There is one problem that brought me to do things this way. Strangers don't listen to people others aren't pushing in front of them. I want to change that because it's the end of the world and we have a modern-day Noah. That guy has the biggest news on the planet! God's Word does say, "whoever will not listen to him will be destroyed from among the people."


Yes, I'm positive that Acts 3:23 is talking about Jonathan Kleck. (if you don't know the verse. please, google it and read it)

There are a lot of believers out here leading people astray. They're telling others this guy is of the devil. The problem with that is. They're now going to hell. There is no going back from attributing the works of the Holy Spirit to satan. And this my friends (or foes) bothers the living heck out of me. I don't want to see anyone go down into the pit. Especially because I met satan at 14 four times. It was no fun. In fact, it's the scariest thing I've ever experienced (and I've experienced a lot). 


You may not believe heaven or hell is real. But I would like to change that. If I can give you insider trading information. Would you take the time to learn more about my testimony and how I learned these things? Then consider it (seeing as it would have to prove itself out?) 

If I'm wrong. Chalk me up. 

So, I've already proven to be right a couple of times since December. Let's review that. Shall we?


So, I suggested a certain something - and that something - it went soaring. You can see just how happy the person is! This isn't a joke. 

Now... Why did I suggest it? Well - if you can follow the information - I can teach you. But here's the thing. How much time are you willing to spend learning about something that could change the amount you have coming into your household? Or better, change the way you view the world. The time thing. That's up to you. I spent a week getting this trail - and at least 12 hours today bringing all the important parts together (here) -  for you. It's not a little bit of information. In fact, it's a lot of information.

Mind you. If I am correct about what I disclose herein. You have to know - then - that everything I tell you is true. And this means BIG THINGS. 

So... If I'm wrong? Well.. let's just say there is ZERO risk in the investment! I'm going to give you something people would pay a lot of money for! I mean, the information you're about to receive. You aren't going to be losing anything (if you go with the investment I'm giving you). I know that's for sure. The evidence will speak for itself. (edit: as I research this. I'm realizing I forgot to mention. Everything is always set up and then sent out to broadcast many moons prior. Some cases I've seen 10 day alerts and others I've seen 30 days turn over before it was carried out. So, I'm thinking the beginning of February is when we should see evidence).

So... Enjoy. 

Let's dive head first. I follow hidden secrets in the highest order. They talk strangely amongst one another. They try to be hidden. However, the veil has been taken off (thanks to the prophet Jonathan Kleck giving us a gift the Holy Spirit delivered) and I've been on their trail for quite a while. I tell people the things I find - in hopes - they will search out the important matters that got me to this point. 

I won't go into more details here. I have hundreds of blog posts on a website and a couple other blogs you can look at. For now. Let's keep it simple.

I - in following key terms - went to looking for. 

What will they pump next? (talking about stocks, bonds, currencies) because I already called one previously... Could I do it again?

I was looking for days. So I was in the cipher - looking at the games - because I had the hunch that they would connect me to the knowledge I needed - and I did a lot of homework over the last few days. It wasn't until today (when George Soros was in the newspaper) that I got onto a new trail.  

  • I want you to look at the News that I found on it today - but I'm going to be kind and give you 'the meat' of the point first - that way you should see the solid investment, first. Then we will look at the news itself. So we are going to go at this kind of backward from how I learned. Some little aspects are necessary though. Like,

  • National instruments
  • Network Implementation
  • Neural Network
  • Nex Imporio (gaming clan)

The list above are just a few of the searched key terms from the cipher. 
Nex Imporio (gaming clan) is a web3 platform that's connected to the neural network. I thought. This had to be connected to IBM and IBM recently introduced new software. That's when a Singapore company came up. This rang a bell. (As I just mentioned, here is the meat and the solid evidence of what I'm going to say and why I wrote this. The explanation to how I got here is below all this information). But - just to put it out here - the Singapore company made the Bells in my head - regarding my studies - go off. I had found something. And that company (which we will get to later) was connected to... 
"Blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionize the humanitarian and development sectors by providing transparency, accountability, and efficiency. The decentralized and trustless ledgers of blockchain can help remove corruption and ensure that funds reach the intended recipients. Blockchain can be used for information management, coordination of aid delivery, management of crowdfunding, tracking supply chain, cash-transfer programming, and boosting humanitarian financing 3. For instance, smart contracts paired with forecast-based financing can help predict and prevent humanitarian crises. However, blockchain technology also has the potential to perpetuate societal problems and add new risks. The use of blockchain technology in the humanitarian sector is still in its early stages, and its utility is a topic of debate 1. Nonetheless, several humanitarian and development organizations are exploring the potential of blockchain technology to increase efficiency, accountability, and transparency."

In summary, blockchain technology can help humanitarian aid by providing transparency, accountability, and efficiency. It can be used for information management, coordination of aid delivery, management of crowdfunding, tracking supply chain, cash-transfer programming, and boosting humanitarian financing. However, the use of blockchain technology in the humanitarian sector is still in its early stages, and its utility is a topic of debate. Needless to say, the aforementioned topics are ever changing and fundamentally part of corporate projections that should be taken into account (when looking into how that can boost the economy).


    Dec 14, 2023, Web3's Biggest strength is borderless community and enterprise building. Forbes says"people are increasingly turning to Web3 for its strength in convening peers from across the globe into like-minded communities focused on achieving specific goals and outcomes, with confidence and trust." Web3 is a term they use to describe the next stage of internet development, which has concepts like decentralization, blockchain technologies, and token based economics. The idea is to create a decentralized online ecosystem based on blockchain that gives power back to the uers in the form of ownership. It can be used to build financial assets, in the form of tokens, into almost anything you do online. It can be used to provide transparency, accountability, and efficiency in all kinds of different sectors. The rulers of this world are working feverishly to push all things into this system of systems. You won't have a business if it's not plugged into this system. 

    From sustainable energy to finance, blockchain can help.  Web3 can be viewed as an extension of blockchain. Blockchain is one of the key components of Web3 that allows for the creation of decentralized applications (dApps) and smart contracts. 

    We are going to run through a bunch of information.  

"The partnership comes amid ongoing security and compliance challenges in the Web3 space. (Web3 in crypto) These challenges have grown in parallel with the growing industry – in the past few months alone, increased interoperability between blockchains has attracted a notable rise in high-profile hacks worth hundreds of millions of dollars. By bringing Compass, a behavior-based transaction monitoring and risk reporting solution, to the Stellar network, Merkle Science is also bringing next-generation security to developers and operators building on Stellar. Extending Merkle Science’s coverage to the Stellar network means that companies on Stellar will be able to offer their developers and users an extra layer of assurance against threats like hacks or scams. Compass’ frictionless interface and ease of integration will enable companies building on Stellar to assign, manage, interconnect, and track cases easily — improving their operational efficiency. Merkle Science is bringing a new level of security, transparency, and compliance solutions to the Stellar network. “Merkle Science looks forward to maintaining a long-lasting relationship with SDF and adding value to the Stellar network’s burgeoning growth story. Merkle Science envisions a world powered by blockchain technology and is creating the infrastructure to enable crypto’s safe and healthy growth,” said Ian Lee, Director of Global Partnerships for Merkle Science. "Our mission aligns perfectly with SDF's mission of promoting greater financial inclusion. This integration takes us to the next level of addressing forensic and regulatory challenges within the web3 ecosystem.”

While a compass is used to tell what direction your headed, I guess it's also used to help the Web3. (that's a cheesy joke; stop laughing already.) The NGO (National Geographic Organization) has a section to explain that. Pretty interesting that no one would ever guess there was a hidden meaning to them talking about 'the compass.' However, there is. I bet a lot of those guys will benefit from the upcoming explosion of STELLAR(xlm). 

Let me do a quick rundown on what comes up when searching this term. 

(search is "compass") 12/28/2023 SEC

Robert Reffkin is taking the bird in hand. The Compass CEO is giving up $25 million in performance-based restricted stock unit awards in exchange for a $7 million cash bonus, according to an SEC filing. Reffkin’s base salary for 2024 will be changed to $900,000, up from $400,000 in 2022. His 2023 salary has not been released.

Yahoo, how does a magnetic compass work? They're explaining a compass. 

"Compass Therapeutics Inc (NASDAQ: CMPX)’s stock price has dropped by -5.66 in relation to previous closing price of 1.59. Nevertheless, the company has seen a loss of -6.25% in its stock price over the last five trading days. Zacks Investment Research reported 2023-11-14 that The heavy selling pressure might have exhausted for Compass Therapeutics, Inc. (CMPX) as it is technically in oversold territory now. In addition to this technical measure, strong agreement among Wall Street analysts in revising earnings estimates higher indicates that the stock is ripe for a trend reversal." Compass Therapeutics is a business about "understanding of the tumor microenvironment." 

They're developing antibodies into cancer therapies! 

Trying to get their intelligent design into our bloodstream! This is bigger than you can imagine! I will deviate from going into detail here. However, I do have a book on my website thats free to download. It gives more information on this topic and it is packed full of information that's valuable (in the sense of this topic.)

Anyhow, we can see from this last mention 'compass' is related to more than just a directional indicator. This is by design, my friends. And for a reason! The same reason as to why I know what I will share herein.

Techraptor: December 28, 2023, Own a Piece of Golarion With The Pathfinder Wayfinder Compass Kickstarter

"In Golarion, the Pathfinder Society is a league of explorers, adventurers, and archeologists dedicated to uncovering and chronicling lost mysteries and wonders of the ancient world. In other words, it is a society tailor-made for dungeon-crawling player characters. Because of this, the Wayfinder compass is seen both as a useful magic item and as a status symbol. It not only helps adventurers get their bearings but marks them as more than other ambitious, less experienced adventurers. It is with similar reverence that Type 40 is treating this Pathfinder Wayfinder Compass Kickstarter. The Wayfinder being produced is the standard Grand Lodge design, cast in brass and zinc alloy, a removable Aeon Stone, as well as marked with lore-accurate runes and symbols. In addition, Type 40 worked in close consultation with Paizo's Pathfinder team to ensure that the compass produced would be as accurate as possible to the one in the setting. Not to mention it is also a perfectly functional compass." 

(have you read my book or my website?) There's a lot of terms to relate to here. 

"Within six hours of going live, the Pathfinder Wayfinder Compass Kickstarter was fully funded. It currently sits at $56,007, overtaking its initial goal of $30,788. The campaign will conclude on January 16, 2024."

12/28/2023 I bet you are thinking. None of this is related. Oh how wrong you are!

Compass Minerals selects former energy exec as chief accounting officer - Kansas City Business Journal (bizjournals.com) "Compass Minerals International's new chief accounting officer has spent time with a pair of area companies" (Jan takes the office?)


12/27/2023 IAEA Adds Four States for the New COMPASS Cycle | IAEA

"Bangladesh, Bolivia, Cameroon and Ghana will participate in the next cycle of the IAEA Comprehensive Capacity-Building Initiative for State systems of accounting for and control of nuclear material (SSACs) and State and Regional Authorities responsible for safeguards implementation (SRAs). The initiative, commonly known as COMPASS, involves partnering with the State to help them strengthen the effectiveness of their SSAC and SRA. Through safeguards, the IAEA verifies that States are honouring their international legal commitments to use nuclear material and technology only for peaceful purposes."

(What a joke!)

December 20, 2023, 

Compass shows safety in first psilocybin trial for PTSD (fiercebiotech.com)  "Compass Pathways has reported phase 2 safety data from the first clinical trial of psilocybin in post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)."

(Notice how the compass is related to mental issues?)  

December 15, 2023, 

SoftBank Sells Chunk of its Compass Stock (therealdeal.com) 
"SoftBank, Compass’ largest investor, sold $42.3 million worth of the residential real estate brokerage’s stock Thursday. The sale accounts for nearly 13 percent of the Compass shares held by SoftBank, which invested over $1 billion in the startup before the brokerage’s IPO in 2021."

December 28, 2023, the Toyota Prius is ahead of the Jeep Compass and they landed in a story about the 10 biggest stories of the week! 10 Biggest News Stories of the Week: Toyota Prius Miles Ahead of Jeep Compass, Ram 1500 | Cars.com

December 21, 2023, Compass Diversified Receives $75.2 Million Equity Investment | Markets Insider (businessinsider.com)

WESTPORT, Conn., Dec. 21, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Compass Diversified (NYSE: CODI) (“CODI” or the “Company”), an owner of leading middle market businesses, has completed a private placement of approximately 3.6 million of its common shares to a mutual fund managed by Allspring Global Investments, LLC (“Allspring”) for $21.18 per share, or an aggregate sale price of approximately $75.2 million. The use of proceeds from the sale will be for general corporate purposes."

December 26, 2023, Compass House holds Christmas Day meal for members | Community | kdrv.com

December, 25, 2023, Arkane’s Binary Moral Compass is a Perfect Match for Marvel’s Blade (msn.com)

Still in the month of December articles:

December 22, 2023, 

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Compass UOL announced a program that offers financial institutions Automated Mainframe Modernization (AMM) while minimizing the risk of updating systems crucial to the financial services industry. AMM is an alternative solution for all cases where the IT executives plan to reduce costs and increase go-to-market speed by taking advantage of modern programming languages, new technological stacks, and the cloud. Compass UOL is one of a few companies with an AWS Financial Services Competency, and the only one to offer customers its own Gen AI proprietary software engineering suite, called AI Cockpit. - "Fintechs used to partner with banks to give their new apps access to all these core mainframe processes," said Alexis Rockenbach, CEO of Compass UOL

I could post plenty more. However, let's stop there. I think the point has been proven. Compass isn't just a device to help us figure out your direction. In fact, it's so diversified there needs to be context given as to what Compass a person is referencing. Is it a car, a corporation, a directional device, and if it's a business, which one? I touch on why this is so in other writings (and knowing that is really helpful.) You should try keeping up with all the notes just to see where it goes. Surely you will, if what I state ends up coming to pass.

Web3 cryptos are new to the ever-growing ecosystem centered around helping you keep your information protected. It's said to put the power of your information back into your hands. There are various Web3 cryptos which leverages blockchain technology to offer decentralized protocols through various cryptocurrency tokens.

Let's move forward:

AWS

"Amazon Web Services (AWS) has been stellar support for HiSun Global in its mission to help fintech companies migrate and utilize a cloud-based banking architecture." (HiSun Global Case Study). 

Top Fintech companies 'they' say would be good to "keep in your back pocket." FINTECH companies is a term used to describe new technology being implemented that is used to help companies, business owners, and consumers manage their financial operations, processes, and lives. It is composed of specialized software and algorithms that are used on computers and smartphones. (Investopedia)

Microsoft Bing gives us some great insight that we can use to enhance our understanding of the AWS financial services.

"AWS Financial Services is a set of cloud solutions that help financial institutions optimize operations, accelerate innovation, and deliver personalized experiences to their customers. Stellar is a decentralized network that enables fast and low-cost cross-border payments using digital currencies. AWS and Stellar have a relationship through the AWS Partner Network (APN), which is a global community of partners that leverage AWS to build solutions and services for customers. Stellar is an APN Technology Partner, which means it has demonstrated technical proficiency and proven customer success with AWS. Stellar also offers its network as a service on the AWS Marketplace, which is a curated digital catalog. Some examples of customers that use Stellar on AWS are IBM, Tempo, and SatoshiPay."

The Microsoft Bing Ai says:

 Financial institutions can benefit from AWS in many ways, such as:
  • Improving security and compliance with robust measures and tools
  • Scaling up or down to meet changing data and customer demands
  • Reducing costs and optimizing resources with flexible pricing and services
  • Innovating new products and services with the latest technologies and partner solutions
  • Leveraging data analytics and machine learning to make informed decisions and personalize customer experiences
  • Enhancing disaster recovery and business continuity with cloud-based backup and recovery
  • Modernizing core banking systems and...
Since Artificial intelligence left us hanging. I asked. Modernizing core banking systems and what? Why did you not finish that statement? 
Here is the response:

Sorry, I did not mean to leave you hanging. I was trying to say that banks can modernize their core banking systems and processes with cloud-native solutions1. Cloud-native solutions are applications that are designed and built to run on the cloud, taking advantage of its scalability, resilience, and agility. By using cloud-native solutions, banks can reduce the complexity and cost of their core banking systems, and improve their performance and innovation.

Some examples of cloud-native solutions for core banking are:
  • Guidance for Building a Core Banking System on AWS: This is a prescriptive architectural diagram and technical content that helps financial institutions build a modern core banking system using native AWS services. It covers aspects such as account management, real-time transactions, data analytics, and disaster recovery. 
  • Core Banking System Modernization: This is a collection of software, SaaS, or managed services from AWS Partners that offer core banking applications based on open APIs. These solutions can help banks replace their legacy systems with more flexible and scalable solutions that can integrate with other AWS services and solutions.
  • Cloud-Enabled Core Banking White Paper: This is a white paper from FIS, an AWS Partner, that explains the benefits and challenges of migrating the bank’s core to a cloud provider. It also provides a roadmap and best practices for cloud-enabled core banking transformation.
  • AWS Selected to Power Our Strategic Banking Systems and Workloads: This is a press release from Standard Chartered Bank, a customer of AWS, that announces its decision to use AWS as its long-term strategic cloud provider. It showcases how the bank uses AWS to power its core banking applications, such as SC Pay and eBBS, which are cloud-native services that use Amazon Aurora, a cloud-native relational database.
  • NAB to move some core banking systems to Amazon’s cloud: This is a news article that reports on the National Australia Bank’s (NAB) plan to move more than 300 applications, including some core banking systems, to AWS by the end of 2023. It highlights how NAB aims to exploit the computing, tooling, and operations power of AWS to improve its agility and customer experience.
  • I hope this clarifies what I meant by modernizing core banking systems and processes with cloud-native solutions. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask. 😊

    Interesting response. Right? Like it has a personality. I will digress on my thoughts that have to do with why. We will stick to the topic. 

Wednesday, December 20

Journaling efforts Part4 (thermostats and polymers)

These blog posts serve as an addition to the work I've embarked on with that amazing book of magic. I mean, it's nothing short of a God-given miracle that I've run into that instruction set that prompted me to write HUMAN COMPUTER.
If you haven't gotten your free copy. What the heck are you waiting for? This unique piece wasn't exactly what I wanted. It seems the computer systems are far too smart these days. 

That made me think. What if I were to use the computer systems to get some answers? It isn't surprising that all the surface-level sets of data (that any of us can get on our own) came up in neatly written sort of essay style. I want to share that conversation with you as a nifty part of the journaling efforts. This is part four. If you haven't read the first 3.5. Then you are missing out. This is a journey I'm taking here. If you're going to read (which is real good for you) you should read those and come back to this. They build onto one another. 

This is my conversation with A.i. about polymers and thermal systems and what effect they have on the market

Polymers, which are large molecules composed of repeating structural units, play a significant role in addressing climate change and are integral to the development of various technologies aimed at sustainability. Here are some ways in which polymers contribute to climate change initiatives:

Biodegradable Polymers:
Many conventional plastics take a long time to degrade, contributing to environmental pollution. Biodegradable polymers, on the other hand, break down more easily, reducing the environmental impact. These materials can be used for packaging and disposable items, offering an eco-friendly alternative to traditional plastics.

Recycling of Polymers:
Polymer recycling is a key strategy to minimize waste and reduce the demand for new raw materials. Recycled polymers can be used to manufacture a variety of products, from packaging to textiles. Advances in polymer recycling technologies are helping to create a more circular economy by reducing the reliance on virgin materials.

Lightweight Materials for Energy Efficiency:
Polymers are often used to create lightweight materials, such as composite materials and polymer foams. Lightweight components contribute to energy efficiency in various industries, including transportation. For example, lightweight polymer composites in automotive design can improve fuel efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.


Renewable Polymers:Polymers derived from renewable resources, such as bio-based polymers, offer an alternative to traditional petrochemical-based plastics. These materials are produced from plant-based sources like corn, sugarcane, or other biomass, reducing dependence on fossil fuels and lowering the carbon footprint associated with polymer production.


Energy Storage Devices:
Polymers are integral to the development of energy storage technologies, including batteries and capacitors. Advances in polymer electrolytes and other polymer-based components contribute to the efficiency and safety of energy storage systems, facilitating the integration of renewable energy sources like solar and wind into the power grid.

Carbon Capture Technologies:
Some polymers are being explored for use in carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies. Polymers with specific properties can selectively capture carbon dioxide emissions from industrial processes, helping to mitigate the impact of greenhouse gases on the environment.

Smart Materials for Climate Monitoring:
Polymers are used in the development of smart materials and sensors that can monitor environmental conditions. These materials can be employed in climate monitoring devices, providing valuable data for climate research and helping to track changes in temperature, humidity, and air quality.

In summary, polymers contribute to climate change initiatives through the development of sustainable and eco-friendly materials, recycling technologies, lightweight structures for energy efficiency, renewable sources, and advancements in energy storage and carbon capture. The versatility of polymers makes them essential in the transition toward a more sustainable and environmentally friendly future.

Polymers and thermal systems are related in various ways, and their interactions are important in several applications. Here are some key aspects of the relationship between polymers and thermal systems:

Thermal Conductivity: 
The thermal conductivity of a material is its ability to conduct heat. Polymers generally have lower thermal conductivity compared to metals and ceramics. This property makes polymers suitable for applications where insulation is required, such as in the construction of energy-efficient buildings. Additionally, polymer-based materials are used in the development of thermal insulating foams and coatings.

Thermal Expansion:
Polymers often exhibit higher coefficients of thermal expansion compared to metals. This property can be advantageous in applications where flexibility and dimensional stability are required, as polymers can undergo larger deformations without significant stress. However, it's essential to consider thermal expansion and contraction when designing polymer-based components to avoid issues like warping or distortion.

Thermal Stability:
The thermal stability of polymers refers to their ability to withstand high temperatures without significant degradation. Some polymers are engineered to have high thermal stability, making them suitable for applications in which exposure to elevated temperatures is common. Examples include polymer components in automotive engines, electrical devices, and aerospace applications.

Thermoplastics and Thermosetting Polymers:
Polymers can be broadly classified into thermoplastics and thermosetting polymers based on their response to heat. Thermoplastics soften and become moldable when heated, allowing for shaping and reshaping. Thermosetting polymers, on the other hand, undergo irreversible chemical changes when heated, resulting in a fixed and stable structure. The choice between these two types of polymers depends on the specific thermal requirements of the application.

Heat Exchangers and Thermal Management:
Polymers are utilized in the design of heat exchangers and thermal management systems. For example, polymer heat exchangers are employed in various industries for their corrosion resistance, lightweight nature, and ease of fabrication. In electronic devices, polymers are used in heat sinks and thermal interface materials to enhance heat dissipation.

Thermal Sensors and Actuators:
Polymers can be engineered to exhibit specific thermal responses, making them suitable for use in thermal sensors and actuators. Shape memory polymers, for instance, can change shape in response to temperature variations. These materials find applications in fields such as biomedical devices and robotics.

Thermal Insulation and Energy Efficiency:
Polymers are commonly used in the construction of thermal insulation materials. Their low thermal conductivity helps reduce heat transfer, contributing to energy efficiency in buildings and appliances. Polymer foams and composites are often employed for insulation purposes.

In summary, the relationship between polymers and thermal systems is multifaceted. Polymers are used in thermal management, insulation, sensors, and various applications where their thermal properties are advantageous. Understanding and manipulating the thermal behavior of polymers are crucial for optimizing their performance in diverse environments and applications.

As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) is involved in funding and supporting research projects rather than directly manufacturing or producing polymer molecules. DARPA typically collaborates with various research institutions, universities, and private companies to advance technologies, including those related to polymers.

The development and production of specific polymer molecules often involve contributions from multiple entities, including academic researchers, government laboratories, and private companies with expertise in materials science and polymer chemistry. Companies that specialize in polymer research and development may collaborate with DARPA on projects that align with their interests and capabilities.

It's essential to note that the landscape of research and development is dynamic, and partnerships can change over time. For the most current information on DARPA-sponsored projects related to polymers or the companies involved, it is recommended to check DARPA's official website or contact DARPA directly for the latest updates. Additionally, information about specific projects and collaborations may be available through research publications, press releases, or news from the organizations involved.

As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, the top five largest producers of polymers globally were companies that have a significant presence in the petrochemical and chemical industries. Please note that rankings can change over time due to mergers, acquisitions, and market dynamics. Here were some of the leading polymer producers at that time:

Please take notes of these companies. You will later use them to monitor market movements. 

BASF SE (Germany):
BASF is a global chemical company and one of the largest producers of a wide range of polymers, including polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, and engineering plastics.

ExxonMobil (USA):
ExxonMobil is a major player in the petrochemical industry and is known for producing a variety of polymers, such as polyethylene and polypropylene, used in a range of applications.

SABIC (Saudi Basic Industries Corporation - Saudi Arabia):
SABIC is a diversified chemical company based in Saudi Arabia and is a significant producer of various polymers, including polyethylene, polypropylene, and engineering plastics.

Dow (USA):
Dow, now part of Dow Inc., is a leading chemical company that produces a wide range of polymers, including polyethylene, polypropylene, and specialty plastics used in industries such as packaging, automotive, and construction.

LyondellBasell (Netherlands/USA):
LyondellBasell is a multinational chemical company with operations in the Netherlands and the USA. It is a major producer of polyolefins, polyethylene, and polypropylene, as well as other specialty polymers.

Please keep in mind that the rankings and players in the polymer industry can change, and it's advisable to check the latest industry reports, financial statements, and news updates for the most current information on the largest polymer producers.

Speculating on the specific impacts of a conflict between China and Taiwan on the polymer industry involves numerous uncertainties and variables. The repercussions would depend on the scale, duration, and nature of the conflict, as well as the responses of other nations. However, some potential impacts on the polymer industry could include:

Supply Chain Disruptions:
China is a major player in the global polymer industry, and many companies rely on Chinese manufacturers for raw materials and finished polymer products. A conflict could disrupt supply chains, leading to shortages of key polymers and affecting production in various industries.

Market Volatility:
Geopolitical tensions and conflicts can lead to market uncertainty and volatility. Prices of polymers may experience fluctuations due to concerns about supply disruptions, increased production costs, or changes in demand patterns.

Impact on Trade: 
The polymer industry is highly globalized, with extensive international trade. A conflict between China and Taiwan could result in trade restrictions, export/import disruptions, or changes in trade policies, affecting the flow of polymer products and raw materials.


Shift in Production: 
Companies that rely heavily on Chinese manufacturers for polymer production may consider diversifying their supply chains or shifting production to other regions to mitigate the impact of a conflict.

Increased Costs:
Rising geopolitical tensions can lead to increased costs associated with risk management, insurance, and securing alternative supply sources. These added costs may impact the overall economics of the polymer industry.

Technology Transfer Concerns:
Some companies in the polymer industry may have joint ventures or collaborations with Chinese counterparts. A conflict could lead to concerns about the security of intellectual property and technology transfer.

Global Economic Impact:
Any conflict in the Asia-Pacific region, particularly involving major economies like China and Taiwan, could have broader economic consequences. A slowdown in economic activity could affect the overall demand for polymer products.

It's important to emphasize that predicting the exact impact of geopolitical events on a specific industry is challenging. The polymer industry, like many others, is interconnected with various global factors. Companies often assess and manage geopolitical risks as part of their strategic planning, but the specific outcomes of any conflict are difficult to predict accurately.

For the most current and accurate information, it's advisable to monitor reputable news sources, industry reports, and analyses from geopolitical and economic experts. Additionally, businesses in the polymer industry may conduct their own risk assessments and contingency planning based on the evolving geopolitical situation.

Looking at this from a different perspective. We could analyze the similarities/differences of polymers and semiconductors.


Semiconductors and polymers are two distinct classes of materials, but there are certain areas where they intersect or where polymers play a role in semiconductor technology. Here are a few points of connection between semiconductors and polymers:

Organic Semiconductors:Organic semiconductors are a class of semiconducting materials that includes certain types of polymers. These polymers, known as conducting or semiconducting polymers, exhibit electronic properties that make them suitable for use in electronic devices. Organic semiconductors are used in organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs), organic solar cells, and organic field-effect transistors (OFETs), among other applications.


Polymer Thin Films:
Polymers can be used to create thin films that are used in various semiconductor devices. For instance, thin polymer films may be employed as dielectric layers in capacitors or as insulating layers in integrated circuits.


Flexible Electronics:
Polymers are often used in the development of flexible and stretchable electronics. In these applications, polymers can serve as substrates or encapsulation materials for semiconductor components. This is particularly relevant in the design of flexible displays, wearable electronics, and bendable sensors.

Printed Electronics:
Printed electronics involve the deposition of electronic materials, including semiconducting polymers, through printing techniques. This enables the fabrication of electronic devices in a cost-effective and scalable manner. Semiconducting polymers are sometimes used in printed transistors and other printed electronic components.

Polymer Nanocomposites:
Polymers can be combined with nanoparticles, including semiconductor nanoparticles, to create polymer nanocomposites. These materials can exhibit enhanced electrical properties, making them useful in applications such as sensors, actuators, and other electronic devices.

MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems):
In MEMS devices, which combine electronic and mechanical components on a small scale, polymers can be used as structural materials or in the fabrication of microfluidic channels. MEMS technology is often integrated with semiconductor manufacturing processes.

While there are these connections between polymers and semiconductor technologies, it's important to note that traditional semiconductors used in most electronic devices are typically based on inorganic materials, such as silicon. However, the field of organic electronics, which involves the use of organic materials including certain polymers, is growing and has applications in various emerging technologies. The integration of polymers with semiconductor technologies contributes to the development of innovative electronic devices with unique properties, such as flexibility and lightweight design.

DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, plays a significant role in advancing technology and innovation, including within the semiconductor industry. DARPA is a research and development agency of the United States Department of Defense, and its mission is to invest in and develop cutting-edge technologies to maintain and enhance the capabilities of the U.S. military. While DARPA's primary focus is on defense-related applications, its work often has broader implications for various industries, including semiconductors. Here are some aspects of DARPA's role in the semiconductor industry:

Advanced Research and Development:
DARPA funds and conducts advanced research and development projects to push the boundaries of technology. This includes projects related to semiconductor materials, device architectures, and manufacturing processes. DARPA's investments often lead to breakthroughs that have both military and civilian applications.

Innovation in Semiconductor Technology:
DARPA supports research initiatives aimed at advancing semiconductor technologies, such as the development of novel materials, innovative chip architectures, and new manufacturing techniques. This focus on innovation contributes to the evolution of the semiconductor industry and helps maintain U.S. technological leadership.

Emerging Technologies:
DARPA is known for investing in emerging and disruptive technologies. This includes areas like quantum computing, neuromorphic computing, and advanced semiconductor materials. By fostering research in these areas, DARPA aims to ensure that the U.S. military has access to the most advanced technologies.

Security and Resilience:
DARPA is concerned with the security and resilience of semiconductor technologies. This involves research into secure hardware design, protection against cyber threats, and the development of technologies that can operate in challenging and contested environments. Such efforts contribute to enhancing the cybersecurity of semiconductor-based systems.

Public-Private Partnerships:
DARPA often collaborates with private industry, academia, and research institutions to achieve its goals. These partnerships facilitate the transfer of technology from research laboratories to commercial applications, including those in the semiconductor industry.


Strategic Investments:
DARPA strategically invests in areas that align with the long-term goals and priorities of the U.S. Department of Defense. This includes semiconductor technologies that are crucial for defense applications, such as advanced sensors, communication systems, and computing capabilities.


Supporting the Electronics Ecosystem:
DARPA's initiatives contribute to the overall health of the U.S. electronics ecosystem, including semiconductor manufacturing, design, and research. The agency's investments often have a catalyzing effect, stimulating additional research and development efforts in the private sector.

It's important to note that DARPA's work in the semiconductor industry is just one aspect of its broader mission to support and advance technologies critical to national security. While defense applications are a primary focus, the innovations and advancements resulting from DARPA-funded projects often have a broad impact on various industries, including electronics and semiconductors.


Accenture and Micron are two distinct companies that play roles in different aspects of the technology industry, including areas related to semiconductors and broader technology services. Here's an overview of their roles:

  1. Accenture:

    • Industry Consulting and Technology Services: Accenture is a global professional services company that provides a wide range of services, including management consulting, technology consulting, and outsourcing. Accenture works with clients across various industries, helping them navigate digital transformation, implement technology solutions, and optimize their business processes.

    • Technology Strategy and Implementation: Accenture often works with companies in the semiconductor and technology sectors to develop and implement technology strategies. This may include advising on digital transformation initiatives, adopting emerging technologies, and optimizing business operations.

    • Innovation and Research: Accenture may be involved in innovation initiatives, collaborating with clients to explore new technologies, business models, and strategies that can drive growth and competitive advantage.

  2. Micron Technology:

    • Semiconductor Manufacturing: Micron Technology is a major player in the semiconductor industry, specifically in the design and production of memory and storage solutions. Micron manufactures a variety of semiconductor products, including DRAM (Dynamic Random-Access Memory) and NAND flash memory, which are essential components in electronic devices such as computers, smartphones, and data storage systems.

    • Innovation in Memory Technologies: Micron is involved in the research and development of advanced memory technologies. This includes efforts to increase memory capacity, improve performance, and enhance energy efficiency in semiconductor devices.

    • Supply Chain and Technology Ecosystem: As a semiconductor manufacturer, Micron plays a crucial role in the technology supply chain. The company collaborates with other technology companies, suppliers, and customers to ensure the availability and advancement of memory solutions that support a wide range of applications.

    • Data Center and Cloud Solutions: Micron's memory products are integral to data center infrastructure and cloud computing. The company provides solutions for high-performance computing, artificial intelligence, and other data-intensive applications.

While Accenture and Micron operate in different segments of the technology industry, their roles intersect in certain areas. For example, Accenture may provide consulting services to semiconductor companies, including those involved in memory manufacturing like Micron. Additionally, both companies are likely to be involved in initiatives related to digital transformation, innovation, and technology optimization within the broader technology ecosystem.

It's important to note that the roles and activities of companies can evolve, and specific collaborations or projects may vary over time. For the latest and most accurate information about Accenture's and Micron's activities, it is recommended to refer to their official websites, press releases, and other public communications.


NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) works with a variety of companies to obtain computerized devices and technology for its missions and operations. NASA's procurement process involves partnerships with companies from various sectors, including aerospace, technology, and electronics. Some of the companies that have been involved in providing computerized devices and technology for NASA include:

  1. IBM Corporation:

    • IBM is a global technology and consulting company that has a history of providing computing solutions to NASA. IBM's computing systems have been used for various space missions and scientific research projects.
  2. Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE):

    • HPE is a multinational information technology company that has supplied NASA with high-performance computing solutions, servers, and storage systems for data-intensive applications.
  3. Boeing:

    • Boeing is a major aerospace and defense company that has been a key contractor for NASA. Boeing provides various technologies, including computerized systems, for space exploration missions.
  4. Lockheed Martin:

    • Lockheed Martin, another major aerospace and defense company, has been involved in providing computerized systems and technology for NASA missions. This includes contributions to spacecraft, satellite systems, and ground control systems.
  5. Intel Corporation:

    • Intel is a leading semiconductor manufacturer that has supplied NASA with processors and other computing components for various space missions. NASA has used Intel's technology in on-board computers and ground-based systems.
  6. Sierra Nevada Corporation:

    • Sierra Nevada Corporation is a private aerospace company that has been involved in NASA's space programs. They have contributed to the development of computerized systems for spacecraft and space exploration.
  7. SpaceX:

    • SpaceX, founded by Elon Musk, has become a major player in the space industry and has worked with NASA on various missions. SpaceX provides spacecraft and associated computerized systems for cargo resupply missions to the International Space Station (ISS) and crewed missions.
  8. Northrop Grumman:

    • Northrop Grumman is an aerospace and defense company that has provided NASA with various technologies, including computerized systems for space missions. They have been involved in projects related to space exploration and satellite systems.

These examples highlight a few of the companies that have contributed to NASA's computerized systems and technology. NASA often relies on a diverse set of contractors, collaborators, and suppliers to meet its technological requirements for space exploration, scientific research, and mission operations. The specific companies involved can vary based on the nature of the mission, the technologies required, and the contracts awarded through NASA's competitive procurement processes.

Climate change efforts involve collaboration across various government agencies, both within the United States and on an international scale. While the term "alphabet agencies" typically refers to U.S. government agencies with acronyms, not all of these agencies are directly involved in climate change efforts. However, several key agencies play significant roles in addressing climate change and environmental issues. Here are some of the notable agencies:

  1. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA):

    • The EPA is a federal agency responsible for protecting human health and the environment. It plays a crucial role in developing and implementing regulations aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions, addressing air and water pollution, and promoting environmental sustainability.
  2. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA):

    • NASA conducts research and provides valuable data related to climate change through its Earth Science Division. The agency uses satellites and other technologies to monitor changes in Earth's climate, weather patterns, and environmental conditions.
  3. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA):

    • NOAA is responsible for monitoring and understanding changes in the Earth's oceans and atmosphere. The agency plays a key role in climate research, providing data on temperature trends, sea level rise, and extreme weather events.
  4. Department of Energy (DOE):

    • The DOE is involved in research and development related to clean energy technologies, energy efficiency, and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. It supports initiatives to transition to a more sustainable and low-carbon energy system.
  5. Department of State:

    • The Department of State engages in international climate negotiations and agreements. It represents the United States in forums such as the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and works on diplomatic efforts to address global climate challenges.
  6. National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS):

    • NIEHS, part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), conducts research on the health impacts of environmental factors, including climate change. It contributes to understanding how environmental changes affect human health.
  7. United States Agency for International Development (USAID):

    • USAID supports international efforts to address climate change and its impacts on vulnerable communities. It provides assistance to developing countries in adapting to climate change and transitioning to clean energy solutions.
  8. United States Geological Survey (USGS):

    • USGS conducts scientific research on various aspects of the Earth's natural resources and environmental conditions. It contributes to understanding climate-related changes in ecosystems, water resources, and landscapes.
  9. Department of Agriculture (USDA):

    • The USDA is involved in efforts related to climate-smart agriculture, sustainable land management, and forestry. It addresses the intersection of agriculture and climate change, including strategies for mitigating emissions and adapting to changing conditions.
  10. National Science Foundation (NSF):

    • NSF funds research in various scientific disciplines, including climate science. It supports studies on climate patterns, impacts on ecosystems, and the development of technologies to address climate challenges.

While these agencies play key roles, addressing climate change is a complex, interdisciplinary effort that involves collaboration across multiple sectors, including government, private industry, academia, and non-governmental organizations. International cooperation is also essential in tackling global climate challenges.


in aerospace what is the biggest market driver
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The aerospace industry is influenced by various market drivers, and the importance of these drivers can vary based on the segment of the aerospace sector being considered. However, some overarching factors contribute significantly to shaping the aerospace market. As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, here are some key market drivers in the aerospace industry:

Commercial Aircraft Demand:

The demand for commercial aircraft, driven by factors such as global economic growth, increasing air travel, and the need for fuel-efficient and technologically advanced aircraft, is a major market driver. Airlines and leasing companies make significant investments in new aircraft to modernize fleets and meet growing passenger demand.
Defense Spending and Geopolitical Factors:

Government defense budgets and geopolitical considerations play a crucial role in shaping the aerospace market, especially in the defense and military aviation segments. Defense contracts, military modernization programs, and geopolitical tensions influence the demand for military aircraft, unmanned systems, and related technologies.
Technological Advancements:

Technological innovation is a key driver in the aerospace industry. Advancements in materials, propulsion systems, avionics, and manufacturing processes impact the development of more efficient, safer, and environmentally friendly aircraft. Companies that can deliver cutting-edge technologies often gain a competitive advantage.
Global Air Travel Trends:

Trends in global air travel, including the growth of low-cost carriers, emerging markets, and regional connectivity, influence demand for aircraft. Economic factors, such as rising middle-class populations in developing countries, contribute to increased air travel and demand for new aircraft.
Environmental and Regulatory Pressures:

Environmental concerns and regulatory pressures drive the aerospace industry toward developing more fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly aircraft. Emission standards, noise regulations, and sustainability goals impact the design and manufacturing of aircraft.
Space Exploration and Satellite Demand:

The growing interest in space exploration, satellite launches, and the commercial space industry is driving demand for launch vehicles, satellites, and related technologies. Private companies entering the space industry contribute to market dynamics.
Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) Services:

The need for MRO services for existing aircraft fleets is a significant market driver. As aircraft age, maintenance and upgrade services become crucial to ensure safety, compliance with regulations, and operational efficiency.
Supply Chain Dynamics:

The aerospace industry's supply chain, including suppliers of components and materials, plays a critical role. Supply chain disruptions, geopolitical factors affecting the availability of critical materials, and the performance of key suppliers impact the industry's overall health.
Market Consolidation and Mergers:

Mergers and acquisitions within the aerospace sector can reshape the competitive landscape. Large companies seeking to enhance their capabilities, expand market share, or diversify their portfolios can influence market dynamics.
Pandemic and Crisis Management:

External shocks, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, can significantly impact the aerospace industry. Market resilience and adaptability to crises, along with government support and stimulus measures, influence how the industry navigates challenges.
It's important to note that the aerospace industry is dynamic, and market drivers can evolve over time. Additionally, factors such as economic conditions, regulatory changes, and geopolitical events can impact the industry's trajectory. For the most current insights into the aerospace market, it's recommended to consult industry reports, market analyses, and updates from relevant aerospace organizations and companies.

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Scientists discover how to degrade and reform thermoset polymers without loss of function how does this help the biotech industry
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The discovery of a method to degrade and reform thermoset polymers without loss of function is a significant advancement with potential applications across various industries, including the biotech industry. Thermoset polymers are known for their robust and durable properties, but their irreversible crosslinked structure makes them challenging to recycle or reshape. If scientists can find ways to break down and reform thermoset polymers without losing their functional properties, it could have several implications for the biotech industry:

Sustainable Biomedical Devices:

In the biotech industry, the development of biomedical devices and implants often involves the use of durable and biocompatible materials. The ability to degrade and reform thermoset polymers without compromising their functionality could lead to more sustainable and recyclable materials for biomedical applications. This is particularly important for single-use medical devices, reducing waste and environmental impact.
Biodegradable Drug Delivery Systems:

Drug delivery systems often utilize polymers to control the release of pharmaceuticals within the body. The discovery of a method to degrade and reform thermoset polymers could enable the development of biodegradable drug delivery systems. Such systems could be designed to release drugs in a controlled manner and then degrade harmlessly within the body.
Recyclable Bioprocessing Equipment:

In biotechnology and pharmaceutical manufacturing, various equipment and containers are used for bioprocessing. The ability to recycle thermoset polymers without losing their functional properties could lead to more sustainable and environmentally friendly bioprocessing equipment, reducing the industry's overall environmental footprint.
Reusable Laboratory Consumables:

Laboratories in the biotech industry use a variety of consumables, such as pipette tips, microplates, and tubes. If these consumables could be made from recyclable thermoset polymers, it would contribute to reducing plastic waste in laboratories. Reusable and recyclable laboratory materials align with sustainability goals in research and development.
Environmentally Friendly Packaging:

The biotech industry often requires specialized packaging for storing and transporting sensitive biological materials. Recyclable and reformable thermoset polymers could be used in the development of environmentally friendly packaging solutions, contributing to sustainable practices in the storage and transportation of biotechnological products.
Reduced Environmental Impact:

Overall, the ability to degrade and reform thermoset polymers in a controlled manner could contribute to a reduction in the environmental impact of the biotech industry. By enabling the reuse and recycling of materials, it aligns with broader sustainability initiatives and regulatory requirements focused on minimizing waste and promoting circular economy practices.

It's important to note that the specific applications and benefits will depend on the details of the degradation and reforming process, as well as the properties of the resulting materials. Additionally, the adoption of such technologies in the biotech industry would likely require thorough testing and regulatory approvals to ensure safety and efficacy in various applications.

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