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The rate of change is accelerating. Making sense of it all has become nearly impossible. To understand what is ahead—you must understand the past. You are not alone—join us on a journey of wonderment, discovery, insight and wisdom. Join us at ReadMultiplex.com.
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Mr. Roemmele, may I ask you a favor? Could you please share this information a bit more slowly? How am I supposed to read all of this?😼 You're like university professors who go through the material so fast that the students just end up staring at them!😹✨
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How the Rocky Theme was conceived by Bill Conti. It is now an American theme song and soundtrack to overcoming any obstacle. It is optimism in sound.
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THIS IS A HIT SONG IN EVERY WAY. “NO A POP QUEEN CAN’T SING THIS! WE WILL NOT HAVE IT”—The Gatekeepers It was built on Grok Imagine and made for distribution through X and it will ch age history. This song captivates in a way few modern performing artists would dare. The lyrics and the visuals are distinctly not “fair game” for the king and queen makers I have known. This is true punk rebellion against the “authority”, the ability to make something with whatever tools you have and not ask permission. It is to say something that will make the status quo angry. The status quo is angry with this song because it did not go though their old system and they no longer have control. YOU DO. So AI took the voices of about 20 of the top female singers that had gatekeeper permission (primarily Katy Perry and Taylor Swift) and erased their need to inject their paid programming and deliver a message that now has reached millions. Punks took thier system and broke it and they are the establishment and hope you never figure it out. In the last 24 hours the gatekeepers are freaking out on Fire Island vacations wonder how they can convince you to say AI Slop before you hear it. YOU Now own the means of production and it is just the start. You can build ideas, words, images sounds and video without the permission of the gatekeepers. This is just the start because YOU will own the means of production in a robot that can make robots and just about anything you need to get done and not ask permission of the gatekeepers. As false champions of “the workers” try to hold on to the dead ideas sitting at a desk built on the foundation of this country, we can only laugh at them not seeing the wave that will take them out. What this song embodies is the very thing the gatekeepers try to convince the world they possess, but the song’s existence prove they don’t—the real rebellion and the real coolness that come from it. Today we had to have AI remind us of this, tomorrow this song will be sung in arena by a pop queen that truly deserves it but won’t want to be called a Queen. Sweetland. AI reminded us, we must remember.
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Every paragraph you generate with Al may now carry a hidden fingerprint watermarking that can track the content back to you. The article provides analysis of the risks and a robust techniques to reclaim clean output. readmultiplex.com/2026/07/04…
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The photography of Elliott Erwitt.
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In 1942 this was more than a song and more than a dance. It was a shared experience and mood.
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I always loved "Donald in Mathmagic Land". It wasn't just a children's cartoon; it was an intentional lesson in principles usually reserved for initiatic orders. It introduces Donald to Pythagoras and the core concepts of sacred geometry: the Pythagorean theorem, the mathematical complexity of the pentagram, and the Golden Ratio. This isn't accidental or a simple educational tool it presented the "secret Pythagorean society." The Golden Ratio and the Fibonacci sequence, as demonstrated in the cartoon, are not just mathematical curiosities; they are the fundamental building blocks of this this reality. They are the visible signature of the geometric code that underpins everything from atomic structures to galactic spirals. With the right eyes, you can see what was encoded here.
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I still believe your X account is one of the most important ones on this platform. I'm so honored to follow you.
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@pmarca @tobi @jack @elonmusk In the interest of genuine data retention for AI, a little help for our boy?
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I love the smell of microfiche on a Sunday morning. I now have millions of these Filmsort microfiche punch cards and will get millions more. This is the last thread of what cost trillions of dollars in today’s money sent to warehouses to rot. None of it has ever been curated and digitized in the modern era and would have been gone if not for my relentless pursuit of saving data. Some think these are just old drafting drawings of obsolete military equipment. Some are. But most are text documents that span all elements of science, medicine, technology and psychology and more! This alone is an AI training trove of the century but ai have so much more than this. My only obstacle is time and money. Today your support on X helps fund my work. Your subscriptions and just reading my stuff (well is it jumps through the latest hoops to monetize)or by buying me a coffee ko-fi.com/brianroemmele or become a ReadMultiplex.com member. You see no AI company supports me (many hate me before I said a thing about them), no VC rains down millions of dollars, they save that for “the next big thing” that never happens… no I do this for you supported by you. And someday it will be yours. But today my Sunday is lovingly saving the past to help our future… alone, but with you. Thank you. I love you.
BOOM! Just received another 178 pounds of Filmsort microfiche punch cards for AI training! Almost all 2 x 2 text. My research shows it was never digitized and was part of billions of today’s dollars in research. This trove is astonishing! Never been classified but new information for the public! More soon.
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Over 60 years old and it still looks like the future.
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Hey “AI Has Run Out Of Training Data Folks” You may want to sit down. I found the high protein early internet data that just may be the most important archive. A massive LISTSERV archive. Don’t know what that is, read on…
BOOOM! BREAKTHROUGH! I Resurrected the Lost Soul of the Early Internet: A Massive LISTSERV Backup! Today is my AI archive breakthrough day!! “GET listname ARCHIVE” This was a powerful command that few remember sent to the right email address. In the quiet corner of my garage lab lived a box of computer cartridge tape backups I secured from a university in California. I got it over a decade and a half ago and did not have the tape drive to retrieve the data. Handwritten was the words “Listserv complete backup”. When I saw it I froze because I knew what it was if the tapes were not erased with something else. Today July 5th, 2026 with extra time on my hands I gave it a boot up. What did I find? What I think is the largest collection of LISTSERV (List Server) data in existence! I had some data drop out but I believe I have decades of data across thousands of lists, some directly hosted and some cached. It is an absolute treasure. How did I get this? A university was selling off surplus and the server it was on were sold but the back up tapes no one wanted. So they were either for me or garbage. So there I was doing what I’ve done since the 1980s finding value in what most people had already written off. Read on:
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Scientists Built Cancer Kill Switch That Turns On With Flash of Light It is a big new non pharmaceutical approach. Scientists built light-activated molecules that destroy a stress hormone receptor tied to cancer cell dormancy, with the “on” and “off” states set by different wavelengths of light. In lab tests on human lung cancer cells, the active form of the lead compound reversed dormancy-linked gene activity, while the inactive form acted as a neutral control with no measurable effect on those genes. The approach could one day let doctors target cancer cells more precisely while sparing healthy tissue, though major technical hurdles stand in the way of any use in patients. Research: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.25…
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BOOOM! BREAKTHROUGH! I Resurrected the Lost Soul of the Early Internet: A Massive LISTSERV Backup! Today is my AI archive breakthrough day!! “GET listname ARCHIVE” This was a powerful command that few remember sent to the right email address. In the quiet corner of my garage lab lived a box of computer cartridge tape backups I secured from a university in California. I got it over a decade and a half ago and did not have the tape drive to retrieve the data. Handwritten was the words “Listserv complete backup”. When I saw it I froze because I knew what it was if the tapes were not erased with something else. Today July 5th, 2026 with extra time on my hands I gave it a boot up. What did I find? What I think is the largest collection of LISTSERV (List Server) data in existence! I had some data drop out but I believe I have decades of data across thousands of lists, some directly hosted and some cached. It is an absolute treasure. How did I get this? A university was selling off surplus and the server it was on were sold but the back up tapes no one wanted. So they were either for me or garbage. So there I was doing what I’ve done since the 1980s finding value in what most people had already written off. Read on:
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YES! I have found some of my old LISTSERV postings! And I am only 10% into the first of dozens of ancient backup tapes! It is like going back in time and meeting yourself. We learned how to treat each other on this platform. Because you can get unsubscribed by bad form. We could argue with facts and “flame war” but the attacks were on the data and not on people. I freaking miss the days where we all had a code. No one was called a kook or grifter, we were just the owners of our thoughts we shared. Wait till you see my 1990 piece on AI! It will freak some folks out. More soon!
BOOOM! BREAKTHROUGH! I Resurrected the Lost Soul of the Early Internet: A Massive LISTSERV Backup! Today is my AI archive breakthrough day!! “GET listname ARCHIVE” This was a powerful command that few remember sent to the right email address. In the quiet corner of my garage lab lived a box of computer cartridge tape backups I secured from a university in California. I got it over a decade and a half ago and did not have the tape drive to retrieve the data. Handwritten was the words “Listserv complete backup”. When I saw it I froze because I knew what it was if the tapes were not erased with something else. Today July 5th, 2026 with extra time on my hands I gave it a boot up. What did I find? What I think is the largest collection of LISTSERV (List Server) data in existence! I had some data drop out but I believe I have decades of data across thousands of lists, some directly hosted and some cached. It is an absolute treasure. How did I get this? A university was selling off surplus and the server it was on were sold but the back up tapes no one wanted. So they were either for me or garbage. So there I was doing what I’ve done since the 1980s finding value in what most people had already written off. Read on:
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Wow! I am digging into this archive and some of it is more recent than I thought. A lot of science, a lot of research. I am only on a few files on one tape and I have dozens of tapes! Found this very interesting Mars stuff!
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Ancient Pyramids In North America You Never Heard Of. Some reportedly older than the popular dating of the Giza Pyramids. In northern Louisiana, at a place called Poverty Point, stands one of the most astonishing engineering achievements of the ancient world. Around 3,500 years ago roughly the same era the popular dating of when thr Great Pyramid of Giza was rising, people here raised a colossal complex of earthworks: concentric ridges, massive platform mounds, and ceremonial plazas on a scale that rivals anything in the Old World. This was no temporary camp. It was a planned center of power, trade, and ritual, connected by river highways to cultures hundreds of miles away. They moved millions of cubic feet of earth by hand. They aligned their monuments to the heavens. And they did it in a place most modern Americans still cannot name. They in some ways match the alignments of other pyramid complexes… Read more below…
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New LiDAR evidence may show that the ancient North America pyramids have a similar alignment as just a simple coincidence as others. And the North American complexs may be older, much older… We will see, new research is taking place.
Ancient Pyramids In North America You Never Heard Of. Some reportedly older than the popular dating of the Giza Pyramids. In northern Louisiana, at a place called Poverty Point, stands one of the most astonishing engineering achievements of the ancient world. Around 3,500 years ago roughly the same era the popular dating of when thr Great Pyramid of Giza was rising, people here raised a colossal complex of earthworks: concentric ridges, massive platform mounds, and ceremonial plazas on a scale that rivals anything in the Old World. This was no temporary camp. It was a planned center of power, trade, and ritual, connected by river highways to cultures hundreds of miles away. They moved millions of cubic feet of earth by hand. They aligned their monuments to the heavens. And they did it in a place most modern Americans still cannot name. They in some ways match the alignments of other pyramid complexes… Read more below…
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