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I believe 3 things guide and mold our future, and they are Tech, Tech, and Tech. I believe gaming and VR are just fads and could turn out to be as addictive as heroin. The first Tech is material science and biological engineering. The second Tech is learning to use the endless supply of building materials in the Solar System. The third Tech will be bending all the technology we can muster to create new lands in outer space by ripping apart asteroids, moons, comets, and planets to support our burgeoning population here on Earth by siphoning off billions of people to live in Stanford Torus’s and McKendree Cylinders. These future ever young teen cyborgs(on the cellular level, no ‘Borg’ look) will have the needed ability to withstand the higher radiation levels of outer space. They will have open ended life spans. Run and not tire. They will never age, but will have the wisdom of centuries of living. NASA published a report in 2005 stating the Solar System could support 10 quadrillion people. There is an endless supply of material between here and half way to the next star system. In the same light as we don’t need evolution, and we will take hold of our own genetic destiny, we don’t need planets anymore, and we will build human made planets encompassing millions of square miles. Even at 1 quadrillion human-cyborgs those future humans would have 10x’s what we have now.
There are 500+ star systems in a 100 light year sphere around the Sun. Let’s say we eventually travel to these stars and finding no intelligent life, we transform the material there into eventual living space for 2 quadrillion people each star. The human population of the Milky Way galaxy would reach 1 quintillion humans. This would not happen over night. It would take a few thousand years. If you have an open ended lifespan, you can go there set up a colony and come back. Sell the movie rights.
The estimated number of stars in our quadrant of the Milky Way is 25 to 100 billion star systems. Using the middle figure(50 billion stars) and cutting that in half(25 billion stars), using a lower figure than the NASA estimate of 10 quadrillion humans for our own star system(because we don’t know the amount nor quality of resources out there), let’s say 500 trillion, I estimate we could be looking at 12.5 septillion human teenage cyborgs in 10,000 to 30,000 years. If we conquer the whole galaxy, you can quadruple that figure.
I know a lot of people will think, why should I care. I understand that thinking. Once you get above a conceivable number, around 10 billion humans, the average mind is boggled. Also because the next 999, 990 billion humans will live off planet, they believe they won’t have much contact with them. Oh, but they will have interaction with you or your descendants. They will be us. Transformed maybe, but they will be us, all the same. Those that choose life on Stanford Torus’s or McKendree Cylinders will have the latest and greatest the human race has to offer, better health, better chance at wealth, and a myriad of other opportunities will be theirs. This will cause a serious brain drain from Earth to the stars. Those that take up the yoke and their progeny will have the highest life style that is possible in a new age. You would want to be there. The alternative is living on a declining Earth in the back waters of a revolution. Think about it.
An actuarial study was, not too long ago, commissioned by www.sens.org . The gist of the study concentrated on the outcome of the eradication of diseases, and aging. The findings showed without disease, or aging the average life expectancy would zoom to 5,000 years, with half dying before 5,000 due to accident, war, famine, or suicide, and the other half living much longer. The first person to reach 5,000 years old is alive somewhere on Earth, right now. It could be you! Live, long and prosper!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/…
http://www.sens.org/research
https://mfoundation.org/work

P.S.: The Sun produces 159 trillion times more energy each year than we currently need to keep civilization going. We won’t be running out of energy soon. We have an endless supply of material and energy. The only things we lack are vision, imagination, and the will to act!

What I Do, And What I get.

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I have spent what feels like and what would appear to many to be a lifetime learning to trade. Don’t believe it’s easy. Don’t let the system and book sellers tell you lies. Most winning traders don’t write books. Why write a book when you can just trade for money. Besides the more people using your methods the more likely the banks and brokerages will find a way to block your profits. Class A traders trade on their own and keep their mouths shut. Class B traders try to get in with the Class A traders. This leaves banks and brokerages with only Class C traders that’s why they lose money or try to robotize their operations, which can cause huge losses at times.

Right now I am getting 10-20% per week. It sounds like a lot, but the potential is a 100% or more per week. I am a ForEx trader. I am a niche player. I only trade one of three different currencies. The one I choose for the week is the one with the most volatility. If the market doesn’t move, I don’t make money. The ForEx opens at 5 pm EST on Sunday and Closes at 5 pm EST Friday. A lot of key data comes out on Wednesday-Friday. It’s best if you’re a novice to be out of the market by then. My favorite time to trade is 11pm-11am or alternate 1 am-11am. The far east doesn’t seem to move the market that much. I don’t know why, but I don’t stay awake at night worrying about it. There is plenty of money to be made in the times I mentioned. The biggest mistake beginning traders make is bouncing around trying to find a market that is easy to trade, and there are none. The money in trading is made by niche players. Let me give you examples. I have talked to bond traders that have spent decades trading the 10 year treasury bond. I have heard wheat traders when asked about corn state they hadn’t heard it was good for much. I have known traders who spent a lifetime avidly trading the same 3-4 stocks over and over, again. It is the traders who, like spiders, play their niches skillfully that take home the profits. Like a race car driver, you have to know your vehicle so well no one can tell you anything about it that you don’t already know, and so it is also with trading vehicles. Quit bouncing around and find something you can learn like the back of your hand.

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Why the premise of the movie “Interstellar” is just laughable.

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I’m not an Astronut, but I find ninety percent of syfy movies and movies in general to be pure bunk on steroids. Why? Because you have to blot out a lot of details and reality to tell a story. Like William Shatner said , ‘We had to have warp drive to move the story line. Otherwise throughout the whole series, we’d start out for star base whatever and the Captain would be asking “Are we there yet?” ad infinata’
First off by the time we might feel the need to mount such expeditions as portrayed in the movie “Interstellar”, we will already have billions of people living in fully sustained habitats off planet. We will have the technology and expertise to control weather on Earth. If necessary, at great expense, we could temporarily transport food back to Earth. It always irks me that science that is already raising it’s head in our time is totally unavailable or unknown in future times. Like everlasting youth/health, nanotechnology at the cellular level, NASA working on warp drive, giant engineering projects the size of planets in outer space, and human-cyborgs melding with their technology. For some reason, in our SyFy, the characters are totally unknowing of such developments. It is a mystery!
NASA in 2005 published a report that stated if we were to take all the Earth orbit crossing asteroids and the asteroids in the Asteroid Belt, and process them for materials we could build living space equal to 30,000 X the land area of Earth(58 million sq. miles)and be able to house a half a quadrillion people at half the current population/sq. mile we now have. Think Stanford torus, O’Neil cylinder, McKendree cylinder. If we tear apart all the planets, comets, asteroid we could build enough habitat for 2 quadrillion people. We don’t need to find planets around nearby stars. We just need the material. This link Asteroid Resources Could Create Space Habs For Trillions; Land Area Of A Thousand Earths tells how that future might come about. No, we don’t have the tech to build space habitat equal to 58 million sq. miles, but I believe we have the tech to build 1,000,000 sq. mile cylinders. A 160 miles diameter by 2 x 1,000 mile counter rotating cylinders= 1 million sq. miles= space for 50 million people. All that’s needed to house a billion people is to build 20 such habitats. NASA is considering a 1g component(a rotating assemblage) to the next space station. That would be the beginning of humankinds conquest of the Solar System, and nothing like what we have now. There is a point in our species future when we might consider the resources in the Earth too valuable(equal to 20,000 earths of living space) to remain a habitat for only the richest 10-20 billion people in the Solar System. There are 3 things pushing the future, zombie apocalypse not being one of these. They are: 1.) humans conquering space(here and around at least nearby stars) 2.) everlasting health/youth(stopping aging in the 11-14 yr. old range because aging would be far easier to control then) 3.) becoming one with our tech(cyborgism, not borg) nothing obvious more like super advances on the cellular level. Replacing cell parts with far advanced cellular machinery. Here are more Links on the subject of population: National Space Society Blog and here http://www.ignorancedenied.com/threads/8479-The-Wealth-Of-Ages?p=56390 All we lack as a species is imagination!
There are 520 stars within a 100lys of Earth if only half are suitable for development we could increase the human species to 260 quadrillion people! If all those star systems are suitable for development(meaning: lacking intelligent life) we could use the resources to support a half a quintillion eternally young human-cyborgs with open ended lifespans! All we lack is imagination! Make it so ..
After thought: there are 600 million star systems within 5000lys( http://www.atlasoftheuniverse.com/5000lys.html ) of Earth if 10% are suitable for future development they would support 60 sextillion human-cyborg inhabitants, and we can add 60 sextillion for every additional 10% we find useful. There are 200 billion or more star systems in the MilkyWay galaxy, if 10% are suitable for harvesting, we could find habitat for 20-40 septillion human-cyborgs and for every 10% more star systems we find suitable(that is w/o intelligent life) we can add another 20-40 septillion human-cyborgs(the higher figure 40 septillion depends on whether we can house 1 quadrillion or 2 quadrillion human-cyborgs/star system). Why not fill the galaxy with our kind? Turn lifeless systems into living breathing centers of life. We don’t need habitable planets. We just need material. The human race’s destiny is not to be wiped out, but to take over the galaxy. Unless the human race is stopped right here and now, in a hundred years it will be too late to stop this inevitable history from taking place. We are a young and vibrant species what we lack in intelligence we make up for in effort. Who deserves this challenge? We do! So put on your space suits and join the party! We’re goin’ up around the bend!
If we feel as a species we have just have to have it all. If we feel, we have to populate the Milky Way at 150 human-cyborgs per square miles of living space, we could easily approach one octillion human-cyborg in say 10-20 million years. If this is not your view of our future as a species, then you are just one of the backward looking people who would gladly try to take us back to the stone age. Make your choice!

P.S.: in less than 4 billion years the Andromeda galaxy will collide with ours. There will be a chance to propagate another 1 octillion human/cyborgs.

How Would My campaign On Indiegogo Be a Success?

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      Besides raising the funds needed to actually accomplish the goal, here is the genius of what would happen after that was attained. 

      Well, I couldn’t write more than 140 characters for my twitter post, so I will write what I must here. I have a crowdfunding project up on Indiegogo. My proposal is to raise funding to support 2 nonprofits involved in longevity research, so the hamstrung unimaginative human race can have an open ended lifespan. No more dying from Aging, there! Here is my plan. I need to raise a certain amount of money to be able to support me and 2 other traders in a 24/5.5 trading environment. I would try to do it all myself, but would end up dying from an addiction to amphetamines. I achieved a 48% gain in the first quarter of 2014. This was a haphazard, trade when possible, effort. I have determined that some pairs contracts(standard unit) in the Forex market move on average 11,000 points(think Dollars, here) per month. My methods with additional traders would capture, most of that. Achieving my funding goal on Indiegogo would allow me to open 30 standard contracts from the start. Think 30 X $11,000/month and doubling every month. Now that’s ideal, barring mistakes and not counting taxes.
      I am not a novice with a BIG dream. I have studied the FOREX for 8 years. I am not Don Quixote. I can assure you, I know that of which I speak. What I need to fund longevity research with $milions$  is only $tens of thousands$ in crowdfunding. Support a better prospect, contribute to your future. Learn more here:

   https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/defeat-death-join-the-fight/x/1744109#activity

If you don’t do this and you haven’t lost your love of life, then your throwing it all away.

 

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                                                   A Gift For Humanity. Defeat Death In Our Lifetime.
 

 You can spend your money on gimmicky technology that doesn’t work right out of the box, is soon outdone by the next technology, breaks soon after leaving the box, gets lost, gets stolen, etc. Or you can put your money on YOU, and your loved ones. Read the story I wrote about my project. You’ll find the government does not have your back, pharma does not have your back, google/calico does not have your back.The people who do have your back namely sens.org , mfoundation.org are sorely underfunded. Give to yourself. Give to this project. I’ve got your back! I aim to dedicate 12hrs/day 7days/week to the accomplishment of everlasting health/youth.

You can throw money away on scams if that is desire:
http://wattsupwiththat.com/2014/06/04/solar-roadways-biggest-indiegogo-scam-ever/
A roadway that will never be built because of intractable engineering problems that no department of any government will ever fund.
Or you can fund a project that will someday save your life and the lives of your loved ones and 36 million fellow travelers/year.
At the rate funding is moving for everlasting health and youth(longevity research) it will only have an impact on those who are 10 yrs old NOW! We need to put more money on targeted research like http://www.sens.org/research .This is what this campaign is. Not only do we need to make the breakthroughs we have to get through the regulatory restraints of the FDA and then find ways to make it so cheap your health plan will cover it. We’re talking tens of $millions or hundreds of $millions. Help!
Another 100,000 people died today from age related disease. If you know someone who is dying, a grandparent, parent, friend, sibling, you already know how tragic that is. Here is your chance to change all this. Here is your chance to stop aging before it ends your life. This campaign won’t fund itself. With your donations I will be able to generate $millions for the good of all humanity. Yeah, my trading skills are that good, but I’ve had 8 years to get to this level of skill.
 
http://igg.me/at/defeat-death