- Jake - 04-07-2023 A growing problem in the US surrounds the issue of education. Education is one of those things that is difficult to get going, difficult to control and difficult to stop, much like a train, which can be just as good as it can bad. Students graduating high school are coming out of the same sort of educational programs which were modeled on curriculum and structure from the past centuries. Just to put that in perspective, a HUGE part of the govt surrounds public education, with the government very deeply involved, and we have seen the same issues that the Post Office has, mass shootings aside...basically turning our whole place into a dump, because of higher discord finding it's way down the tree from the Fed. Any mailman who's had to run from a dog putting useless trash mail in every mailbox can tell you that, and so can the kid who had to run from HIS crazy kid with a gun at school who caught the heat from him going postal after work. Ok, that's a bad joke, but all jokes aside though, the people should have a right to be able to assert themselves professionally in the name of liberty, meaning that certifications should be offered by the government for people who choose to educate themselves. In the past, before libraries, such things might have been too impossible to publicly condone, then libraries became mainstream and then the GED came to...but that was when a high school diploma could still get you a good job. Nowadays, with the internet and colleges taking over the game duly, it would be wise to up the ante for the good citizen, and offering a college degree equivalent certification would be a good way to normalize the mediocracy growing in the private sector due to the homogenization from the internet's data, as the library has entered our pocket. A College Degree Certification (perhaps called a C-GED) would serve to cut the feet out from under the debauchery occurring with the college loan situation, robbing Americans dry, much less hogging all the good news articles (no pun intended)...it would force colleges to actually focus on actual substance and skill instead of just title and money--the former coming from the latter, not the other way around, ostensibly, nuff said. The test should be more comprehensive than the GED, with greater scrutiny and care given for those taking it, with a true concern for their performance in the professional sector being up to par. My idea would be to make those controls more strict, in order to compel those who would receive the certification to be actual people who are skilled enough to and on the up and up, much like the BAR exam, which at one point in the past you could take without having any lawschool education...those times have changed, but they might come back if we can get treasury fraud out of the way like we did the last time, yeehaw. In fact, as time would inure, we could even offer different tiers of college cert--for a BS, a BA, or even a Masters, Esq, or a PhD...the sky is the limit for the free being, and we must remain that way by constantly changing and stay fresh by changing laws and repeating upkeeping in due process, in the same way that we must shower, shave and brush our teeth everyday. If we let the Collegeate system take over with no checks, they will end up taking ours, just like the Fed takes everyone's, even their own. And that should go to show everyone there how important it is for things to be free, and how corruption can come from the inside from too little oversight or from the outside, with too much. The best balance is in between, in the goldilox zone, where life is good...fire, and ice are both the same thing to the organism: a killer. Just think, our money is very important, probably the most important thing, yet we let the whole thing open to privatization by banking institutions...then we turn right back around and clamp down children in our schools almost entirely under the govt, then we turn right back around again and let companies privatize the airways and cables via our internet companies, then turn right back around and make our roadways publicly managed. As it stands, private corporations are one more step removed from the entropy of the Fed, and so likewise probably perform better, just like the Post Office and Public Education do not, but that may change if Texit.pro gets our way and gets rid of issuance fraud in the Fed...then we might see the opposite effect, with govt controlled industry being better, at which point it might be wiser of us to perhaps switch things up again to compensate, like make all banks govt controlled for basic money operations, just like he Post Office (with options for private banking otherwise too, just like Amazon would be, with money being both a market and a utility), so that way everyone could use any ATM for deposits and withdraws and have an account for free, and could get a public loan instead of from an actual institution, which would make men more manly not having a private citizen above them like that, and money could be kept under a better watch, WHEN those who are watching it are not corrupted, which is not now, so you can see why people didn't want that. Things like school could at that point perhaps be totally privatized to encourage more diversity and competition between families for the best courses for their children, WHEN we could handle that...right now that would be a fiasco without enough money flowing to engender such growth. The key to a good govt is being able to respond and react to change's shape, with that reality being by course inavoidably based on infinite law, and so the law must be infinite in its ability. Nothing has to be one way or another, yet does in that respect alone (any way). For instance, we could probably just let the Post Office be its same old self after all, just with less clutter from all of the wasted mail that nobody reads, which should be going to apocalyptic toilet paper stashes at the current rate anyway. Anyways, compelling better education is a tricky vector to lock down, but once we did it, things like govt certifications ruling over an increasingly privatized domain would be a great way to enter the future. Mandate College Diploma Equivalents!

Welcome to the C.O.R.E. (Citizens' Organization Revamp Effort) - Jake - 03-17-2023 Every animal knows the importance of being organized good. The universe of creation has infinite principle and so keeping up with it can be a straightforward, though tricky process. Those who are ill-prepared suffer the ultimate fate, we know this in our hearts, our minds and we see it in nature AND history time and again. To allow our public lives to become disorganized is to invite deprivations of life and liberty--unconstitutional civil rights violations of the 14th Amendment. What worked yesterday might not work tomorrow and what would've worked tomorrow might not work today if we don't keep up with time well. We've all been there...one thing falls into another which wasn't put away and utter cinematic disaster ensues, time compounding. Here at Texit.pro , we are professionals and we adhere to function, for it ultimately is form...to math, science, and numbers in general, for they are logic. These are lower-brained, mundane, shared functions of society which must be preserved in order for us to progress beyond well into higher functioning. Government serves as a nexus for the administration of the lower functioning of the human; when it becomes compromised, one should only expect that which is higher/built upon it to cease functioning as well. I have distinctly felt and experienced increasing detriments to the higher functioning of mine and others' lives, whilst simultaneously recording marked progressions of disorganization in the public commonwealth, especially with respect to the professional and legal sectors (which is the vast majority). Those two facets everyone knows are closely bound. To the professional, there are undertones which ring especially and harshly true with known severe warning signals. Like being in a large pileup, compound accidents can result in large numbers of fatalities, and we have seen examples of this throughout history. All that it takes for something very serious to occur is to have accidents compound...insult to injury so to speak. Like seeing such a thing unfold in slow motion...it started with the little stuff here and there, which grew and grew into larger issues everywhere, and here we are, stuck in a financial quagpool with not much fun going nuts, and those who are having fun are likely doing so at the expense of others instead of using what funds are left to try and procure a win future, or at least try to recoup losses, which should be expected from adults...granted though, most of what is left has been allocated by the dominant class inof money: theft--this we know for sure, not only because the math would unequivocally dictate so, being in the logic of Bill FRA1913, but because we've seen it with our very own eyes. There is a distinct sense on our behalf that the exponential, compounding nature of time's movement can and will cause yet another climactic disaster if We the People do not intervene on our own behalf. If we act today, we can prevent 10 degrees of yaw becoming 100 degrees of tangent tomorrow...we might have to spend a little time in the dark, but we could retain our basic utility. If we don't act now, we might have to brave the night AND the day in the COLD and the HEAT, with no TP at that! Texit.pro has coined the C.O.R.E.--the Citizens' Organization Revamp Effort, in order to help cap this blowout before it burns through all of our oil. And rightly so...much of its focus will surround seeking the means to decrease abuse upon our own resources through simple improvements of efficiency which SHOULD HAVE BEEN HERE BY NOW. I know much of us have many ideas on this matter...basically fun discussion on how to design better toys, if you will, not to be taken for granted...because that's what sandlots are made of. It is obvious to us and to many others that righteous technological improvements have not been made over the past decades when they have been direly needed, when they definitely should have been, for whatever insane reason, which gives us the right to proceed to remedy in order to avoid violating the sheer laws of live and let live, so that we are not liable to OUR own offspring--a shame and a curse. The entropy/oversights MUST (deductively speaking) stem from a certain culture who have pervaded our society masquerading as government officials, either that or we are masquerading as citizens--impasse either way. Whether such individuals are related to the quasi-private takeover of our Treasury known as The Federal Reserve System is unknown, but what IS known is that there is no other area of our government which could be considered as possessing such a hugely major OFFICIAL and overt aspect of corruption. The Fed are just what they sound like, people who we do not know who we feed, free of charge--individuals who have unrestricted access to our own printing presses when they technically should not have it, who have not had to work for their income (just the opposite) to stay fed over the past 100 years or so like we have had to, and as anyone would expect, those genes have become debasing enough that we are beginning to see their fallout in our daily lives through poor workmanship combining with those negative aspects of those monies constantly being misappropriated; a compounding drag effect has ensued, causing life to come to a screeching halt--love first. Those small hiccups upstream which were left to fester for so long are now causing the economy's entire flow to become septic--a travesty made only worse by its not being easily avoided. There is nothing else that we could be attribute to the large scale, world-wide chronic recessioning over the past 100 years to other than FRA1913, which would equal it perfectly (and we know this, y'all)...as if we were wondering why the room were crowded with the big pink elephant in it. And verily enough, treasury fraud has been a, if not the main issue of war and economic strife over the ages before too, DUH! Just put 1 + 1 together! Succession would be the most logical step towards severing our ties with freeloaders taking advantage of Texans' hard work and good pedigreeing...there's no telling what people like that do with such bottomless pockets. One thing is for sure though, and that is that instances of Official/Police corruption (police slayings and brutality, BLM, etc.), mass shootings, and major conspiracies and arrests throughout federal/ruling culture surrounding child abuse rings (Pizzagate, Epstein, etc) are becoming heinously more prevalent, and we know for a fact that our cell phones and electronics are fully capable of spying on us. We now know that hacking revolves almost solely around the use of a supercomputers to force through any password, and that the ASCII password standard is horribly outdated, allowing anyone with remote or direct access to a supercomputer (which is becoming exceeding easy to obtain) a key to your back door in under 30 mins, and even home setup are becoming much faster these days, with tons of exploit scripts having had PLENTY of time to proliferate and be perfected, and as one would expect, this has caused uneven growth between normal folk and the wayward technocracy. With high tech AI algorithms able to pinpoint our best and brightest children, and these corrupt officials likely leaders in the Dark Net as well, who have integrated that culture directly into our federal government, us having given them all blank checks to do so...they are very likely using their clearances illegally and our own black resources in concert...we are like sitting ducks just asking for our kids to be systematically targeted and abused, for our sons' seeds to be eventually bought by the highest bidder and farmed in mule houses in third world countries, in-vitro—in clandestine labs in the backwoods with cutting edge equipment straight from a top secret plant, perhaps creating designer babies with the newest recent mind-blowing gene editing techniques, and who knows, maybe they'll even splice in animal DNA to your family's proud line while they have all there fun off planet in some space base in some second world they've been building since the 40's...everybody knows who Tesla was in the 20's and all about anti-grav, I mean, how stupid do we look here? How would you like a man-bear-pig for a son, or a daughter, or to get wiped out by aliens because they didn't want that kind of trash on the moon? That's a threat big enough to get catapulted into lala land, and you can bet your bottom dollar it's any and every evil nerd's dream, which to me is far too big of a possibility for us not to get DIRECTLY involved and QUICKLY. The fact of the matter is that we do not know, and the possibilities for these things occurring now are more yes than no if we don't get in gear and create methods to mitigate these criminal frontiers, for they are there and will need countermeasures if we are to survive and to not get upstairs with 1,000 retarded half-animal, half-insane grandchildren sired by their own dog-fathers like an indy horror redux of the island of Dr. Merot...if we allow a culture to keep our young ladies broke on purpose like we are now and we do not develop simple solutions like male birth control, the scenario is all but unavoidable...if we cannot get kosher funds to good families and good scientists, the black markets WILL outpace us. The move to Texit could be more for them than for us, if anything. Relaxing and re-negotiating ties with the federal government would not only legally and so energetically separate us from these known severe entropies/inefficiencies (bureaucracy, corruption) which would tend to cause insanity/the bad decisions, but in turn would also separate us socially, even temporally...especially in history's retrospect centuries from now--setting aplay a whole entire new era surrounding such a large political paradigm-shift, which would not be possible without secession. In some ways we could thank whomever caused such huge problems, in order for secession to even become an option, or at least the future should, because likely more of it will be preserved...a touchy subject either way, with many people likely having followed the only instinct they have in a world and mind gone astray--their guts. When people have to shoot from their hip at targets they can't see, that leads to alot of confusion and generates more mistakes and so it's time for a safety check and a general call home for a spring cleaning because all is fair in the snake pit, and that's not fair, and it would be a shame to regress instead of progress--extraneous varibles must be eliminated so that we can ensure we can hear the hysterics of the future's warnings in detail. Oversights can cause distractions of time and compound into larger wastes which bleed over into social, unto psychological disorders which can end in violent whiplashing such as panics, war, collapse, etc (or combos thereof), just like a mother's lashings. Given enough time, untended errors in evolution can lead to extinction, but if taken advantage of at the right time, they can lead to even better opportunities, just how a crop plant stressed at the proper time to the right degree can yield better produce, but if done wrong can lead to total failure...it's risky but it's the only way to get the better creme de la creme. I sincerely believe that humanity as a whole is well-meaning, but especially Texans, and so the ONLY explanation I can find for the problems/ill-will which our people somehow inexorably find their way into MUST be due to the above phenomenon--that there are ways to be better than good, but that sometimes the only way for us to find those ways is for nature to throw us curve balls from these "bonus futures," which could make people behave oddly in following such crazy courses from apparently good stock, and seem difficult or even evil to eachother...but underneath it all, there always is an answer, and we could see that by Texit's manifesting alone, that there perhaps WAS something BIG over the horizon that our finely tuned senses WERE accounting for before we even knew what the heck was going on, we are that good and I believe it because lo, here we are. If people would have come together earlier against the current issues, the problems most likely would have been solved normally in a courtroom and maybe would've made just a few headlines, only to drift off into the past unnoticed, only to be buried, which likely would have led to the same scenario all over again in the very near future, never even making majorly it into scholastic curriculum. All of the stress and almost magnetically opposed divisions between people who were supposed to be good friends drove us to the point of insanity and then voila, Texit popped up from the ashes and we have the opportunity here to be great, not just good, like we are renowned for. If we don't seize this opportunity in the eye of the storm, we very well might end up regressing back to the point before where we became good enough for nature to give us a shot at the big time...such is life's pass or fail, all or nothing, and we are going all in, double or nothing. The word Texit should stand out to the serendipitous...it should stand as sign to the beast within us that we have come upon an opportunity which just fits all too well, beyond explanation...just from plain spiritual happenstance that one cannot fake or understand because who can predict such things as two words from different epochs coming together just right like that (Texit)? It would be too uncanny to discount and the rest of the nation I feel is looking towards us as a spearhead in it, which we are known for being, shoot, the entire world is probably wondering if we're crazy and where the hell we are, they're mostly starving in slums we have caused through The Fed's entropy, a. it'd be nuts of us to want to let our economy go there and b. it'd be double nuts to do so simply because those who we've placed there there will be waiting for us with empty stomachs! To pass up this honor would be...well, I really can't even entertain the idea, my brain lacks the capacity to comprehend situations that I will explode before I get to. Secession was and is a device implied by the founding fathers to be used under serious federal corruption--a criticial aspect of our government uncomparable, which has been tirelessly assailed by corrupt individuals seeking to perpetuate imbezzelment in order to live for free on the sweat of other's brows, and so there for questionable purposes, of course, it's that simple...whether they are really doing so or whether they do so in order to practice us against worse fallout is anyone's guess, but the law does stand as innocent until proven guilty. They know that if they can lie and convince Americans that secession is unconstitutional, that they (they being whoever they are) are one step closer to preventing us from removing corruption from our daily expenses, and so their free ride. Treasury fraud was prevalent in King George's reign in England and it did the same thing then as it is doing now, sucking up all the time through entopy, mistake, distraction and argument, and so in turn all the money, which in those days caused the rich to have to hike taxes, which lead to the Tea Tax, which led to our revolution and our constitution. Secession helped to end slavery the last time it was employed and it should do its job again against more sophisticated forms of illegal usury in The Fed. Life is great but it requires work to be input in order to create synergistic net returns. When freeloaders who don't want to work force others to work for them who should not, it detracts from synergy, our synergy. You wouldn't allow your own grown children to live for free off of you, so why should we allow completely grown strangers and their kids to live off of us in the exact same manner? Our government is a good machine when used right but it must be employed properly in order to work, just like an engine's components must work properly for a vehicle to run good. As any capable possession, its misuse would be just as absolute...and we are seeing those effects now because our treasury has been hijacked in order to provide free money to an anonymous, select, clandestine cabal for over a century!! What's even worse now is that the fallout has been outsourced to the rest of the world too...which means that we have been robbing other countries in order to make up the difference in allowing strangers to steal and eat our own food constantly, so when justice comes for us, we should expect it to be swift, absolute and devastating plus proper interest if we do not act accordingly: like nowish. Texit.pro has alot of good ideas and insight about how to restructure our infrastructure so that it is organized because it doesn't matter what the future holds if you are not in line with time's efficiency--you are doomed to fail then at any rate, time being the highest order. It does not matter what you drive if you don't have any gas. We will go over the main points of the C.O.R.E. in this section. As mentioned, be sure to watch one of Bill Still's documentaries so that you are familiar with exactly how treasury fraud works. At any rate, y'all...if you've heard enough and are ready to roll your sleeves up and get dirty, by all means, turn that flag upside down and let's get Beast Mode! Yeehaw!! Before you peruse the categories of the C.O.R.E. please familiarize yourself with the impinging causes of our disorganization in the section “money is the rood of all evil.” Thanks!

- Jake - 03-17-2023 Sometimes the economy and the products it produces reminds me of a preschool art class mixed with an evil funhouse. A good example of this would be consumer electronics such as smartphones. There are tons of issues with smartphone product design which seem to me as being outright predatory, besides being downr hilarious. Smartphones can be made waterproof very easily, with a simple gasket costing very little, which could have saved alot of wasted funds…there is little doubt that a few people have died from the waste that has caused, animals from pollution notwithstanding. Further though, all smartphones should have near-field wireless charging. With the legal system lagging behind at the pace of a horse, keeping tabs on resources lost to competitive markets is all but lost. With an eGov system in place, consumer controls would be much more streamlined and complementary, saving our wallets and mother nature. How many times have you worked on your car or truck and thought, gee, I had to take apart almost the entire vehicle to get to that one little bolt which easily could have been put one centimeter THAT way, or at the hardware store and wondered why power tool companies aren’t cooperating and using a universal battery standard for power equipment? Well, maybe not all of us, but time and again many of us have come across situations like that, where even the layperson can tell that there must be cooperation and racketeering occurring between industries—at the expense of time, and ultimately progress. Time waits for no man and if we don't control things, we will go the way of our fuel: dinosaurdom…and never make it into space. If we do make it to space though, one of the main things we will need is a compact, universal standardization of things, even stuff such as containers. The other day I was organizing my socket set (tools) and thought of an idea. One of the main reasons people get rid of socket sets and buy new ones is due to the accumulation of sockets that don't match the set because they are too long or too short for the case's holding spots, which makes things complicated, especially when trying to close them. One time, I was changing tops on some jars and noticed that the sizes were the same but the threads were not. Not only do new tools and other devices need to be made on new standards, but standards of ancillarily related dimensions related to those tools and products should be almost more focused on to begin with, which would spread throughout the markets more beneficial to the customer (and maybe a migraine doctor or two). Things must be produced from the bottom up, be acceptably interchangeable, and also size-classed, so that the designs of similar objects meet similar parameters, which should encourage work and cargo space to be utilized more effectively...a parameter of the 14th Amendment, though but surely a requirement of space travel....a man is judged by his tools (and disorder surely comes from without, schizophrenically or otherwise, does it not?). Meta-materials need to be developed to allow for completely new classes of tools, equipment, and hardware to be developed. For instance, the wrench of the future should have the properties of adjustable wrenches now, but with the added benefits found in non-adjustable tools, such as the ability to be smaller and fit tighter, to fit in smaller crannies and for more torque (which usually go hand in hand), or the capability to be extended and very rigid...that way one wrench, or one driver can be taken along instead of 15, and that’s just in one set for standard ASE sizes, then 15 in the other for Metric, making us look more like tools…and similar situations one can only surmise should be happening across the spectrum caught between two separate standards. We need to take a serious look at universal standardization, and I have a separate piece on that here (,,,)…if done right, an intelligent, top-down and conscientious upgrade to a more trim, fit and finer, compact and efficient universal standard could provide a major boost for us during such a time, when the economy is sure to suffer from political upheaval, in the same way that a bottle of Everclear can make an old tank of gas run, but it’s almost more important for people to grasp how standardization of extra-primary aspects of a tool are almost more important. Such things I believe would fall more in line with consumer protection law and less under actual standardization law, keeping the two apart would help keep them from being confused and also would help to dress the consumer protection section in a better light outright, keeping it from succumbing to extraneous litigation against the Person. Over time, small deviations from the interest of the consumer here and there can come up to choke us all at once, which could be ground back down with a more modernized eGov style democratic interface. Things like wall power supply plugs should come with a voltage selection range and at defined power intervals (amperage), and in standard shapes with a removable cable, also more standardized. For instance, a device rated at 12V, 2.1A could be powered by any 12V supply 2.1A or greater…if we mandated supplies to be produced in classes, that would be more beneficial to time, and the same could be said for standardizing battery voltages and amperages for power tools, along with their connections, which are being made purposely incompatible by natural competitive market forces not being propped up correctly by consumer laws. Reinforcing all of these standardizations with other, orbiting standards such as standardized dimension classing for tools, containers and packaging would shave off that extra fat, making us look like a veritable Chuck Norris or Jenny Craig while we go to work with our new, better toys (with less of them to do the same jobs to boot). It’s almost a blessing in disguise to be under the problems of having two accepted standards (ASE & Metric), because the recognizance of the growing need for a new super-standard able to absorb both of them exists moreso, and so the arguments and faculties for standardizing standards surrounding those actual Standards precipitate more easily from those clouds, which should be more geared under consumer protection, and less under standardization, to avoid the confusion between a standard and a Standard (standards being measured by Standards), and so should be more easily integrated under that blanket in umbrella. More consumer protections on the back-end help to streamline manufacturing uphill upriver. Such well-groomed policies would have very integral affects upon the ways in which we lived, worked, and played with the tools of tomorrow, which should deserve a greater respect and certainly have earned that from many a sub-contractors’ headache or two. But none of that will ever happen if our government is not being conducted on modern tools in a modern fashion from the top, down and the bottom, up…which means that the Citizen and individual MUST have a modern, well-kempt and properly organized way to engage in democratic affairs, lest we encourage oppression. Any person who would shy away from things being fair, up to speed and conducive to the average Citizen, would of course be trying to hide the fact that he or she could in some way be making another person work unfairly for the food they are eating/stealing from them, which is a basic violation of the animal and evolution, to put things bluntly. If a person for some reason feels that they have a right to make someone work for them, there is no reason that a court could not agree with them and arrange some form of community service or restitution if they pass judgement in logic, though would have to settle the matter, or any matter for that matter in (or by) court at any rate to be considered a person to begin with. eGovernace systems are a must-have for information to disseminate and matriculate at the pace of the rest of the economy. For someone to want to revoke our rights to timeliness in utilizing electronics anywhere where they likely should be in our governance would be a violation of the 5th Amendment, a deprivation of time, but also of property and of liberty, in effect, due to being prevented from being free to operate in the best manner, which is oppressive and so encouraging of the same, in order to make up the devil’s difference, at the expense of time. If we were in the 1700’s, such oppression would be akin to someone wanting to disable your ability to walk to the voting booth, or to hobble the mailman’s horse’s progress to the central counting station so that votes are not processed well, or even tamper with town halls and squares in a way to prevent people from coming together in discussion on proper policies which would benefit their communities which save time for everyone and maintain standards of progress for the youth. Gathering together thousands of people together in person to talk about hundreds of different issues is just not logical and sane these days, from all the angles of modernity and quickening, but that is basically what our government would have us do, any claims otherwise I would argue would just be plain plausible deniability, and not real meat and potatoes. Most people don’t even have a clue what the central web portal of their government is anyway, and do you have a govt account associated with your social security card, which looks the same way they did back in the 40’s for god’s sake (1936 to be exact)…and oh by the way, I hope you didn’t wash it! Sheech! Once people have a better way to maintain consumer protection laws, they may dictate better constraints, such as laws that could regulate when a newer product model can be introduced in order to curb unwise and unjust usages of valuable commodities and industry. Creating new video cards every other month that barely outperform the same model made a year before is not a smart thing when the etching processes involved use precious metals and deadly chemicals which cannot be used very safely, which is especially dangerous under shaky situations caused by global issues like fraud in the Fed, often times it causes advantages to be taken of poorer economies who allow less regulation, which can devastate natural heritages like the environment, causing generational issues which far, far, far, far, far, far outweigh the benefits of roaming those extinct jungles on your computer...without you or your kids ever able to see them, much less model better graphics of them…stymied by the by...and research into better rendering engines which threaten to topple the insatiably unchecked GPU giants would have uncanny tendencies to just pack up and like move to Australia to do mundane mapping, which a company by the name of Euclideon did for no apparent reason, who's point-cloud rendering algorithms reduced computing power by 6 orders of magnitude. It wouldn’t take a genius to see that our greed and gluttony are impeding the qualities of our finished products, so now we're seeing things which haven't been concentrated on fly out the window, much like a couch potato can't do certain dance moves without a possible fatality, or how unregulated bodybuilding can lead to steroid abuse and trash one’s body. Which would mean that buried, backlogged technological advancements in computer programming (like Euclideon’s) that could make a graphics card from the late 90's able to run comparable graphics as the latest gfx cards of today, in-turn relieving extreme stresses on natural resources and the environment (as well as paving the way for whole new classes of compact, wearable gaming computers and ultra-realistic VR) will never come (or maybe the it was the movie industry who paid them off, who knows). Almost all of these programmers disappear like Santa Clause. That’s if we stay at the current rate and vector in our governmental cant. If a new model of any product does not have significant enough improvements to warrant or be genuinely deserving of what goes into it, then it should not be allowed because it could be seen as a deprivation of life, based upon stresses to shared natural resources and so time in general in turn, which can and doth manifest in the psyche and soul through now known more advanced scientific phenomena such as Quantum Entanglement, as has been covered in other articles, but of which we already knew because our women are so good looking, aren't they? I'm not saying that new models shouldn't be allowed sheerly for the sake of “new,” but that there should be a certain appreciation for the time requited by such vanities, which is the spice of life and not the main course. Mediocre incremental advancements being allowed for new models needs to stop, because it puts a strain on research and development, development and research. Though on the other hand, one would not want to compel automobile companies to progress too quickly by forcing them to therefore create new technologies every year, so a happy medium must be achieved, such as setting things like a new minimum vehicle model periodicity to say 5 years, hypothetically, and forcing new models to be evaluated by a government safety and economics team, to ensure that a new model, such as a vehicle or a graphics card, meets guidelines in being more beneficial to the public overall, and not just to big companies, because those who work for them are citizens of the US and/or Texas as well, which would mean that if a people are losing to their own company, it must be to the benefit of the citizens of another nation, which is a matter of national security…expanding these evaluations to a larger spectrum of the public would be a good idea, perhaps allowing a test run of several thousand units, which would be purchased by customers who earn the right to participate in these programs through qualifications above and beyond the normal citizen to wit…they would exclusively purchase the product and participate in the evaluations in return for a reduced purchase price and the right to use an exclusive experimental newer model (though perhaps with more risk), overall increasing evaluation effectiveness and lowering the chances of bribing the government (with so many evaluators). Just for quick instance, I bought a new truck of the same model and had to change the serpentine belt, which is on the front of the engine and runs the pumps and such off of the main shaft via a system of wheels/pulleys. These belts have been the same design now for about a century and use a tensioner to tension the belt into place. Well, these tensioners are almost identical between vehicles of all makes and models, save for the position of the stay notch which also determines angle. The notches of the tensioner for my new truck and the model series before it were just barely different and I distinctly noted that the engine could have been designed to use the same part. In fact, I have noticed a whole litany of these issues and similar in consumer products and I believe it is due to lagging consumer protection laws, which are most likely being exacerbated at their root core by a lack up updated governance infrastructure such as an eGov type system. Now, we have to be careful here because if we don’t watch the background of what we might be frantically shooting at now that we have been woken from our collective napping, we might miss the fact that it would still be important to refresh interchangeable part designs from time to time too, so that older parts are not used too much, which can cause catastrophic failure, though can cause more overall failures the other way around, clogging up the economy’s infrastructure by having more than one different part that does the same thing for ever vehicle, grinding things to a halt in order for them to be fixed, which deep down I suspect is the real reason it is being done by these big companies, because the employees who work there are Citizens and recognize the need for these laws to arbitrated effectively, and so they might go out of their way to actually ADD stress to an already stressful situation by changing the design of the same part for a new series of model, SPECIFICALLY to be able to better compel a court of law or a people in general to accept the fact that, yes, indeed there are issues which need to be addressed and government more becoming. It’s better to be on the conservative side but not too much, because after all, advancements must come, like the mfg machines and processes for parts in general, to keep those perhaps more important sectors progressive above all. It would be good to let market forces find that happy medium bestly, by allowing litigation to unfurl in the timeliest manners possible, in the same way that a ball rolls down a hill­. Little protections like that, which would be a cinch with and up to date system, save a lot of hassle Creating adverse cultures around such things as our own home-team-world surely would lead ourselves to psychological stress and trauma; debasing the good, natural competitive spirit off into foolishness, which becomes dangerous as people struggle to play king of the road while mama foots the bill, risking the pressures of generating illegal markets to beat the Joneses, chasing eachothers' tails around as devaluation from poor technology inclines one to look good everywhere but court. Better consumer regulations would slow bad things down and speed bad things up, allowing for better workmanship and more time to design systems, with parts which integrate well from one platform to the next, and from one past to one future, so that less parts are wasted, minimizing losses there, as well as making techs', mechanics’, and researchers lives less hectic and much, much better...they will have more time to input into eGov and streamline processes and then make it to the superbowl happy, da end!! "If it ain't broke, don't fix it” should be taken seriously, maybe not as serious as a heart-attack but likely about as much as a car accident or a carbon footprint. Who knows, maybe we could get some adaptive suspension mandated too, but definitely should get things which save costs and the environment at the same time like eturbos, which I am so much for that I have a separate post on that. Greater control over electronics and machinery in our government pragmatically translates into greater control over electronics and machinery in our economic environment. Once we get caught up with a general cleaning and organization of our government, people who would wish to do the same in their own lives could ACTUALLY accomplish soly, which is the main reason why I'm so crazy about Texit and virtually nothing else, this era...I'm one of those people who doesn't strike unless the iron is hot. What is the point of living perfectly organized in your own house when your government resembles the house of an allegorical meth addict horder with early onset alzheimers and too many cats and dogs everywhere?..it's just as spiritually gross, and likely causing people to go crazy in the first place like that. Why materially cleanly people don't go crazy these days is just anyone's guess, but then again, things themselves wouldn't be worth removing if they weren’t able to cause confusions like that...the devil would all but of course have his own alibis.

Not teaching someone how to use their government in public education curriculum mandated by that government is unconstitutional. Unless you would need to cause a secession in the name of net constitutionality. Lets just face it, Americans and the legal system are like Asians and cars.

- Jake - 10-29-2023 Ok, this is just one of those duh moments when you realize you neighbors been listening to your phone conversation because their receiver caught your phone signal, and it was damning. Well lets just multiply that by all the illegal stuff on the dark net going to the head of the world of the neighbors in our star system. That's what we're basically looking at. I mean, that's always going to be an issue anywhere, but at least we could have started off with not using a medium like RF which is basically like an electromagnetic bull horn. So, we should just go ahead and assume the position, but furthermore, all of those files need to be systematically hunted down and permanently deleted, destroyed, incinerated, disentangled, or whatever we can do, because it would be great to be able to look any invasion fleet in the eye and be like "hunh, no, what porn? we don't have no porn, you must've caught some sort of gravitational anomaly off of the sun, see." If an invasion fleet gets here, it will be like when the Spaniards came and saw what the Aztec where doing with all the child sacrifice too, same thing. They are just going to start slaughtering us. This is it, you have been warned! Delete it or delete yo mama! Not even an illegal documentary!

This system would be like the one in England which has basically made most old world crimes obsolete, besides making many a fail video. Societies with CCTV systems are safer, more futuristic and friendly, just ask the British...someone is going to record you at all times, so it might as well be ourselves through our own government. My idea, being from an American republican democracy would be to allow citizens to monitor their own new camera grid--a great idea all-round. Less official operators would be required, and more eyes could be watching ourselves at all times...crimes and suspicious activity seen in progress could be referred to official operators who could have options to cut public feeds and direct to proper authorities, as well as edit for the public records, just like any video of any public case recorded by public cameras already, such as body cams and dash cams. We could even work on systems which could transmit certain types of live camera feeds used by public servants such as policemen, or even control which members of the public could be allowed to view such things via their public eGov accounts, that way people who just want to watch live cops all the time wouldn't get too addicted, without working their way up in Government and society, being restricted to being able to watch feeds from perhaps their own block or zipcode, with only maybe a few hours per day or week less or more allotted for them to explore their country digitally. Another benefit would be saving expenditure on public safety, more cameras means more criminals aware of them equals less potential for crimes which means less police. Even so, police officers would not need to patrol like they regularly do…it might be more economical for them to be at a station and to patrol digitally over the cameras, and then auxiliarize that with things like drones and small blimps, and even go a step further with personal flying fast-response craft. With the future coming on and the government returning to the people as we normalize from technology’s burping, police duties could return to how it was in the old days, when the most upstanding, fearsome member of the community was adorned with a Sheriff’s badge. Eventually officiality might be dawned through extra-civil training, and your average cop might just be Joe next door, who works from home and has a real live bat cave complete with a fast response bat-jet with a nonlethal weapon mounted to it and a personal drone that follows him run by AI... Other systems and goings on could tie in--from better observation and management, to simple things like having extra eyes naturally watching cameras around high profile VIP events, naturally preventing things like assassinations and mass shootings. These systems of half-public/half-private surveillance blankets would help balance out the public/private relations in society a little more broadly, stimulating greater participation and ultimately accuracy in our social images, though most definitely would encourage a whole new epoch at failblog.org.

- Jake - 04-18-2023 HoD (Hydrogen on Demand) is a form of Hydrogen made from water by splitting it in to HHO, known as Brown's Gas. Brown's Gas is the better option for us, especially when we regard the fact that we are heading to space anyway. Water is a very dense fuel, it cannot be compressed any more than it already is, and it comes with its own supply of oxygen. Also, HoD is relatively safe, with only small amounts of explosive gas being made as it is needed for propulsion. HoD comes with Oxygen, so it can be used in space, as well as in the atmosphere. HoD can also be used for future road vehicles as well. HoD is the obvious choice for a top-down, unified fuel for the road, the air and space. Having a vehicle that can drive on a road, take to the air and then go into orbit would be the ideal solution for future locomotion. The fact that that fuel will be water will be even better. Furthermore, systems on these vehicles during certain applications can be used indirectly, where the combustion is used to turn a generator for electric propulsion systems. Because the exhaust is just water, condensation systems can be used to reuptake a larger percentage of the water back into the fuel tanks, which makes for super-long ranges. In space, especially in the propulsion needed to get into orbit, more fuel is expended by direct propulsion, but then things like ion engines can be used in space as well with the same technique. There are also unique forms of high-speed atmospheric engines that can be used to achieve spaceflight...there is the ramjet engine, then the scramjet, and the pulse detonation engine (PDE)...then there are new technologies such as plasma magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) which can create huge amounts of electrical energy from superheated gas explosions. Turbine/ramjet engines such as those found on the SR-71 Blackbird might be adapted to for use with MHD's and other novel systems surrounding PDE's and hypersonics in order to achieve the speeds necessary to escape the Earth's gravity. Coming back down will also be a challenge, and new research into metamaterials will be key to lightweight reusable, robust systems. Spaceflight is expensive, so engineering our government to be as slim and fit as possible will make alot of difference above. The better systems we have, the more stuff we can put in space. Using MHD systems with huge sono-electric meyers circuits for giant HoD rockets could turn an olympic swimming pool worth of salt water into pure rocket fuel for a fraction of a fraction of the cost of rocket fuel these days...the most expensive part might be just having to wait for filtration systems to get all the seaweed out. With those types of systems being reusable, sending large amounts of stuff into space on the daily will be possible. Large, rotating artificial gravity space stations will be the next era of life and vacation, with the moon the next obvious frontier. The next step will of course be engineering metamaterials to be able to generate forcefields, much like solid lubricants do now, in order to mitigate high-speed impacts of stray space debris...with so much going up into space, space debris will be a critical issue...shields will likely be needed anyway for any aliens we might encounter, though but seriously will be necessary simply from a health perspective anyway, cosmic radiation is killer and long-term life in space is basically impossible without systems that can block all of the radiation...sure, alot of lead can do the trick, but that is just not feasible with all that weight. Anyway, that is the next chapter, for now though, we should just be focusing on systems that are forward compatible which will reduce our overall weight, logically or otherwise, in the same way that a new measurement standard will (more on that in another article).

Texit.pro supports gradually moving the refineries and storage tanks off of sensitive and endangered marshlands and coasts away from hurricanes to West Texas with advent of a more robust road and train infrastructure. Having a huge below deck micro-rebar concrete storage complex uberstructure facility as far as the eye could see would reduce the chances of massive fires and explosions, with little oxygen able to reach longer cylindrical tanks with less surface area. Service chambers could be evacuated of air and flushed with fire retardants. On the gulf, all the systems have to be above ground due to the water table and flooding, as well as chemical safety regarding rusting and spills. There is no rust in the desert and capturing chemical runoff would be a breeze with a universal micro-rebar concrete uberstructure laid first for 1/10th of the cost of normal rebar concrete, and twice as strong. Access to the West Coast would be closer and using laser drilling would cut costs and time 10 fold for pipines and geothermal wells for power. All put together by a new universal tooling and measurement standard backwards compatible with both metric and imperial. Best of all we get off the coasts and turn pur fisheries back to productive unpoisoned habitat, but most of all the worry effect is not there, which is enough of a constitutional violation in and of itself in court, but of course a gradual change would be necessary, with the new trains and pipelines coming first.

- Jake - 03-17-2023 You get what you pay for, the old saying always rings true. Our most precious possessions are our kids, like having your most critical organ attached to you invisibly, they are that important. You wouldn't let just any doctor operate on your heart or your brain, so why would we allow just anyone to teach our kids? Children spend a great deal of time at school, almost as much as they do at home and so we should be very picky about who they spend that time with, for experiences in time are ultimately what influence our genes. The first step to ensuring better quality is ensuring higher pay, this much is self-evident. The more expenditure given, the more scrutiny towards qualification should ensue...and more highly qualified applicants will apply, which is key. And further, certain thresholds of pay exist which separate class norms, $100K per year is the usual divisor between middle and upper-middle class, ensuring the added benefit of ingrained affluence for society to pass down to itself, a critical feature of increasing progress and symmetry with the natural flow of time. Having top notch teachers in public education would be almost more important that the other major ideas of Texit. Results would return within a short amount of time, perhaps 10 years at most, and I suspect would be significant. Education is the gift that keeps on giving and as time went on, our society could become a drastically improved place. Give a man a fish feed him for a day, teach a man to fish, feed him for a lifetime. The same goes for the Police. Police officers are already considered an administrative class, which means that they in many ways are above the average citizen, and their salaries should reflect their social position. By mandating Officer salaries in the bracket just above the common citizen, the middle class, we would ensure congruity and encourage a better police force, which would mesh well with the status quo and the call of duty. By following such a requirement, we would ensure that the best of the best take the helms of our stewardship. This would also encourage more educated individuals to be granted these positions and eventually only those with the best credentials, such as degrees would be in these key jobs. Feel free to input and be sure to check out the related post on how to reorganize and update public education curriculum.

This post is more down to Earth and near-future. I didn't even think about it but then I read the article the other day about the Texas power grid experiencing alot of stress this summer and the light popped on. The heatsink of the A/C system is the part we're all most familiar with, on the outside of the house with the big fan in it. When the coolant is compressed by the compressor, it heats up and that heat is dissipated by the heatsink so that when it is decompressed it reaches very chill temps for the unit inside of the house. By using a mister system on the heatsink, relatively small amounts of water, which is VERY cheap can be used to save orders of magnitude in electricity costs. A/C heatsinks are designed to run indefinitely in rain and humid weather, so it's not a very big deal and well within design parameters. Misters can be put on A/C's and they cost relatively little, under $100...and likely even less than that if done by a big State program. There are few places where they can't be used, where the water has alot of lime in it which can build up and cause a short (though easy to repair) but likely most of those issues were instigated by people fishing for lawsuits and/or people who didn't change their filters. Using a KDF+Carbon filter, perhaps with a post-softener in high lime areas, the already negligible issues would be solved completely. Furthermore, air conditioning companies would eventually get the drift and incorporate misting systems into their designs, setting the tech. Using mist to aid in cooling is a brilliant, highly effective idea which would cut load on the grid in the summertime by at least a quarter, giving us an eye in the storm so to speak, when subsystems which are normally required to stay on in order to feed the demand instead of be repaired, can be totally shut off, repaired, overhauled AND future-proofed...we have alot of catch-up to play, because you know it just as well as I do, the issue of the Federal Reserve has obviously caused trickle-down clogs leading to stagnation below, things like our roads and power grid (along with everything else, monetarily and so technically speaking, of course). It's only a matter of time before behavior like that collapses our economy too. We've seen it in other counties...mostly those we've been robbing to keep up the deficit here, which is a main reason it has gone unnoticed, and a BIG reason to get out of the way through secession, because as soon as the money runs out, collapse WILL occur just like in 1929...we're going to have all of these nations at our throats, and with no money to give them, we will pay with forced labor, our kids and our blood if we don't fix it. Anyway, back to the cool stuff. A perceived drawback of extra water usage by mister systems could be seen as an issue. But with bills down, simple overdue repairs in the water system might very well make up the difference alone, who knows maybe better sprinkler system tech could too, such as under-ground trickle systems. Then again, the extra moisture in the air might very well keep temps down in the cities and encourage more clouds/rain...but at the very least, science beyond us I bet would come into play...the Bible itself says the land will cough up sinners, and we all know from history class that backwards societies suffer droughts. Hey, we broke a drought before back in 2011 with our own bare hands...remember those clouds, y'all?...they were out of this world!!! Well, now is our chance to make sure they stay permanently...I'm tired of doing rain dances all day! Goodbye Bible and hello Government, AND Bible! A mandated A/C misting program would go great alongside other mandates such as e-turbos, all helping to inure the future and build true wealth and a foundation which is safe and therefore fun to party on. Alot of people these days forget what it was like to really party, or really alot don't even know, because if they did, they would know that you have to have wealth to do so, and that implies kosherity...money can buy you all the material items for a good party, but to have true, real live magic throughwith requires that money to be earned legitimately. I'm from the end of a great party era, the last of which evaporated in the heart of the Mississippi Delta, along with our sanity and the soul of our beloved way of life and the world's jewel: the South...and the fallout of the Fed is really the only root cause anyone can point a finger at, all else is hearsay...as long as it's there, the detritus it instigates will continue to spread and instigate those little perturbations which make being cool uncool, like when you drive by that house that is falling down and you choose to not be an End the Fed person, you have to accept what is wrong as right, and then your party falls down around you, just like the building, which leads to other problems as you try to prop it up. At any rate, It's time to get cool, Beast Mode style!

Two short 13mm sockets can be slightly different lengths, which can be maddening as you acquire mix-matched length sockets that are about the same length, but aren’t, so drop out of the case as you try to close it. If we standardized lengths for sockets, say short, med & long, it would save a lot of headaches, perhaps more than having two different standards, because at least your 13mm and ½” sockets would all fit in the same case nooks perfectly. Deep down I don’t believe karma will escort us to a new universal standard until we re-imagine the standardization process and how it affects us. For instance, standardizations of all the dimensions of a tool, container, or otherwise, compels better operation elsewhere. Engineers designing automobiles have more concrete tables to look at when designing parts of an engine, knowing that a short, med, or long socket is now a set length, down to variance under 1mm instead of a variance of perhaps a cm in some cases, angles of nuts and bolts can be more precisely arranged inside of a vehicle, with the mfg more certain of compatibility. Over time, other systems built around these organizational processes end up working better, which should be clue to the intellect, that by not going all the way, we could be creating nightmares in making things work worse. I’ve just noticed to much disarray from poor standardization, which causes a lot of waste as things which don’t fit quite right but are still usable are still used but cause alot of grief, which clogs up people’s time, making progress suffer, which ultimately CAN cause a whole society to crimple from inside, due to poor internal structuring, debasing over time, with a final spiraling out of control, like we are beginning to notice. The swappable battery is a good example, with tool mfgs being unaccountable to any standardization laws, consumers lost, then product quality overall suffered…the same can be seen in the auto industry, leading to stagnant old tech still being used, but yet on top of newer systems which are not thoughtfully designed either, encouraging recession and collapse. At any rate, it might be easier to usher a new universal standard in, in order to abate the tides of disorganization, to afford the leg up needed to organize elsewhere more thoroughly, such as with interoperation standards, but those would never come if more parent and infinitely more pressing issues such as systemic fraud (such as The Fed) in government systems, which would mandate consumer code such as new standardization laws, are not addressed firstly, much in the way a person who expects to buy tools would acquire the funds to do so first. Anyway, the metric system is a great system, yet could use some refinement. Some of the old-world measurements are more difficult to do calculations within, but yet in many ways just feel better, more natural...like a smoothed stone from an icy river. For instance, a pint of beer (16floz) is precisely the capacity of the male bladder. And a mile just feels better than a klick...sure enough, the world is about 24,000 miles in diameter, which fits in nicely to 24hrs in a day. And that reminds me, would it be better to go to a 10-base system for time, too? Of course yes empirically, but not for all the clocks and old watches if we went to 10 hours in a day, but we still could put 100 seconds in a minute and 100 minutes in an hour, to sacrifice, comprise and meet at both ends, keeping our clocks and saving our engineers’ brains—partly for less of a computer reprogramming job, but perhaps mostly to keep their old watches. Most technical calculations don’t involve days yet, anyway; and keeping on proper schedule should encourage forwards compatibility when we get there. But we have to do something quick because in space even the time lost to calculating for poor standards could be fatal. Granted, the proclivity for early races to choose different based standards besides 10 might well have been based upon the need for people to become adept enough at math to even ascend into space to begin with. Now that we are at space's threshold, it might do well for a little refresher course in people prematurely spoiled by the metric system and for high tolerance upper engineering long decimal math, which a 2.5cm per inch system would lend towards, being just .04 cm shorter than an inch or about 0.015748”. A new grand universal system should incorporate the basic backbone of the metric system's idea, yet also expound upon it through the lessons of the past. A new universal standard could retain the more natural feeling unit, and perhaps be based elsewhere upon study into further synchronicities (the metric system does a nice job though of making the weight 1L of water equal to 1Kg...because everything metric is 10-base, 1 cc also equals 1 g, saving time, though perhaps not feeling just perfectly right, and that may be because nature wants to show us how to use both sides in coming together, which means that other aspects could keep bases other than 10 to encourage some long math sometimes, which likely was the goal back when there was not much better to do. New standards should be backwards compatible with both systems, though perhaps more majorly with metric sizes. An inch is 2.54cm, so the corresponding universal length in the future could be set at 2.5cm, that way tool sizes would be about the same for either. A half of such a universal unit would be only about .0007874 inches shorter than a ½,” and right at 1.750cm. Granted, some standard tools might fit a little better in some cases, but overall the math would be in favor of the more modern metric system...a 3/8” nut would be about .953cm, a 9/16 about 1.43cm, and a 5/8” bolt about 1.6cm...if we were on the 10-base of the new system, each 10th would by course equal 2.5mm...in that manner, one could see how a #4 universal (being .4 Units) would be able to handle a 1cm sized nut spot on (.4x25mm=10mm), and a 1/2” nut would fit a #5 almost just as well...as for the other standard (ASE) sizes, 3/8” would come in at 3.812 Universals, which a #4 would be able to handle, being only about .5mm larger (as well as a 1cm nut)...9/16 would be at 5.72 universals, and 5/8 comes in at about 6.4 (you just have to divide cm by .25 to get universals), One can see how some of the standard sizes might be a little on the loose side, then a few might be an even tighter fit in some cases than with metric, but on the whole, most metric sizes would work just fine, with general tolerances and gaps already designed in sockets and tools to prevent things sticking picking up the slack (a 10mm socket is not exactly 10mm, whereas the nut would be…all sockets have a tooling gap, if the socket were the exact same size, it would stick). At the end of the day though, I would just carry around a simple metal file and resize the nuts and bolts that were just a little too loose down to the Universal number below, a very simple thing to do, which once done is done for the rest of the life of the nut or bolt, with that size never to be mass produced again. Likely specialty replacement bolts would be reproduced with the same standard ASE thread specs to replace old standard high torque bolts, but likely their heads will be Universal sized, or at least machined/filed down to that size. I wouldn’t risk it with a high torque thread, but might would even go so far as to say that such a new Universal thread sizing standard would be able to come close to exact for the majority of standard thread sizes, though all of metric’s. Furthermore, the 100th inch could be introduced, which would equal 0.25mm, and would serve as what the mm does now, except able to be 4 times as accurate, which means that sizing specialty sizes and tools to fit old standard sizes more precisely would be a cinch. I bet that there will be certain known sizes highlighted on future charts for standard equivalents, such as a #5&3/4 for an old 9/16…good enough for the girls I go with, lets just put it that way. A more ultimate goal for a modern Texit would be for infinitely adjustable meta-materials to begin to be researched so that the perfect fit could be found for anything, metric, standard, or perhaps even alien...one step in these directions would be the next. I for one just don't want to find myself working on a Vegan starship without the right tools. For all we know, the advanced tooling of space faring races might have been weaponized, so that special tools operate special hardware using specially tuned, advanced electronics complete with alien tool and hardware encryption (only an authorized tool will work with advanced nuts and bolts). The bolts of the future might not even have threads or nuts or standard sizes for that matter, just a single that can adjust them into anything and also install or remove them, or even sprout electronic nano screw threads or flanges to auto-compress into a hole, where another jolt expands to stick it in solid, or even nano-welds it into place. That's all doable stuff that labs are already doing here, it's just expensive and hard to get to when your average scientist can't even get to work on time from all the traffic, or even on his own car with much ease from general disorganization of tooling...hitting targets 50 or 100 years away with a cannon is difficult when your ship is sinking, let's just put it that way. Little things like Texit would help to coax out good, snappy politics for advancements to come on time and not rain on our parades. At any rate, better consumer controls over product is a main concern of the Texit.pro Citizens’ Organizational Relief Effort and could only come in a timely manner with things like an eGov system, such system being able to provide an informational platform fast and up to date enough to properly compliment endeavor into how to set the proper policies for the best reactions from the economy towards advancement.

Our constitution is framed in bullets, the obituaries of our own children should not be, and at school no less, period. Guns being used to murder our children at school are not what our ancestors aimed for us and are rolling over in their graves like a revolver's chamber over the issue, thank you very much. Gun control needs to be addressed like a loose cannon strapped onto a rabid animal. Guns are more dangerous than cars at face value yet there are less courses necessary to shoot than to drive. And it just goes to show that the Federal Government is out of control, recently allowing people to carry concealed without a permit, right in the face of all the mass shootings lately, as if they are begging us to do something--and we should. Laws should have been made to ensure that only those who deserve to own guns could buy them A LONG TIME AGO. More than just a background check should be done for gun owners, and there should be different tiers created for different types of firearms. Small caliber varmit and plinking rifles should be easier to possess, with about as much certification and training as a drivers license, then hunting rifles, then semi-auto rifles and handguns, say as much as a class B or A vehicle license, and then fully auto and large caliber rifles, with options for citizens able to possess full auto firearms, though with about as much certification and education as a pilot's license. Right now it's very difficult to own a fully automatic, unless you're law or military, which I would perceive as a danger/deprivation of The People, because if our society does fail, most of the firepower to rectify the issue would be in the hands of those most responsible for the failure, see. And I would even go further and allow citizens to possess things like grenades, mines, anti-tank and anti-aircraft rockets, though with the highest of credentials. This way we could ensure that the public has possession of the weapons necessary to keep at bay invading armies or insurrections, and also ensure that the best of the best have them. Gun ownership should be allowed only after an extensive certification course, with a personal pass/fail recommendation coming from more than just one instructor, done on a double-blind style random basis to avoid corruption and bribery. Also a peer review system should be employed such as the one recommended on this site for drug laws. Gun purchases should be put into a registry and every year gun owners should have to consent to a check to ensure that their firearms are still in their possession and that they are still in a good mental condition. If guns are lost, gun ownership should be revoked for a period. Gun ownership is an honor and we should honor such possessions with honor and extensive laws and education surrounding guns should be honorable towards such honor, honorably. With more education given to gun use, their improper use in our educational systems should fade, honorably enough.