System 2nd-Down: Early Chalk Linguistics

Narrative of what makes Wall Street fortune 'IQ' something of an Earthling cleat for those brain games of wrought jury phonics.

A Wall Street (American) portrait. Happy '25, 

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I'd been making special Wall Street 'matrix' diagrams during the 2009 mini-crash when I managed to make about $15M (Ford) when my invested small-streaking company jumped from $1-15/share (wow). Now, I felt like Machiavelli's Prince himself, something of my Selfie-age fortune cleats for superstitions in chance and risk for wage of adventurism in an environment of uncertainty and education for class (Facebook-like!).

Growing up, I enjoyed collecting baseball/football cards and cheering for Buffalo, Detroit, Philadelphia, and Oakland for American cleats (football). This game-master 'consciousness' me thinks infused in me a special Earthling distances eye for the grid-calculations of fortune and risk for outcomes of desired profit for both lifestyle and imagination. I thought of my school readings of Theodore Dreiser and Edith Wharton and how they helped me crystallize why the American mind had become infrastructure for traffic and mannerisms and the emotion behind Western ties (for the Ego and doubt).

GIRLFRIEND: Well, this sci-fi remake of a paranoia class is all you.

ME: Me thinks you are wise in this examination for my American mind.

GIRLFRIEND: A Slovak-Algerian Bostonian-Catholic immigrant/citizen moved!

ME: I became a New Yorker to feel closer to Wall-St. consciousness, you know.

GIRLFRIEND: In this 'matrix' of fortune for games/outcomes, you think slime/aliens?

ME: Think of this classic story-image of traffic disoriented by mind altering presence!

GIRLFRIEND: So, you've become your own dramatist...for Western banks hyperbole.

ME: Damn, you're sure quite cute and acute about Earthling bacteria, my doll.

GIRLFRIEND: Facebook-like (for the Rapture).

I decided to spend December 30th in the New York Public Library reading Machiavelli and thinking about outcomes as proportion lines for decisions and imagination and Rationalism for politics/culture Realism (sure). I was heady into Wall-St., and I felt like a typical matrix-tale protagonist (sure). I'd spend New Year's Eve in my Manhattan loft reading the book I got at the NYPL for finding some miracle-language for what made Wall Street (American) life so incompletely Jabberwocky. There'd be no room for inventions in jar outcomes imagery for this Earthling, not even if prompted by profits-cynical Martians (for the Ego).

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)