money

money overlaps with human nature of economy and work, quite literally with bones and movement, speech, and intent and wants, with satisfaction closings.

that is why its so draining to lend money.  like eating food in front of somebody, it subtracts, divides, and generally costs more than it produces.  and that's the kicker.  printed money costs more to spend than to just be.

people get fed up with it, which is my little joke about food and money.  it makes them tired like tryptofan.  I'm not a fan.  that would be a breeze.  easy puns relate 1:1 like money was supposed to do.  but let's get complex.

if you want quality, you operate on very low cash, with an expectation that you need to work to get from point A to B.  the work is simple; and shouldn't appear erratic, but should flow like electricity.  in fact, that is a direct correlation.  to optimize, one should operate as a dream force and therefore are kind of always dreamining, sans REM, and able to move in multiple directions, astrally, to plant your feet and move with correlary forces, i.e. your A and L lines.

so currency is just that, a current, and its current.  love the language.  its not a jelly though, or maybe it is.  frictionless transactions are stressfree on the body of oneself and others, or specifically the group and minimal friction between groups in close quarters.  another money joke.

square that and you have a function.  it goes round an round, which is ironic, but a wheelhouse like that of a coin.  more code.  roll with it.

imprinted in the currency is a promise.  one between yourself and those who hold and use the coin, just like a human promise of health.  if you feel friction, its not quite a good exchange, and if the pain lasts, the whole transaction was poor.  more cash humour.

so you have your pursed lips, ready to transact, and it works.  your trade works in both energies and motion and leftover currency exchange, which is really the secondary but tangible artifact.  perhaps, the money should be coded based on the success of the transaction.  body sensors as virtual hands exchange, as in a blockchain color ledger of the event, what led to it, how it came together and departed, and more specifically, what happens to near transactions post, the event.  are those successful? are the systems working?  would one want to transact in those circles?  how can they get there? are there directions?  footprints?  breadcrumbs?  follow the digits.  those are hands.

so now we have a blockchained mining search engine that is actually of skeletol form, as near as possible, using GPUs to simulate transactions based on known body chemistry and thermodynamics + the residuals which are left.. consider those trails or wires.. as in transfers or highways, or perhaps they are contrains like a bermuda triangle.  what can be said about them over time?  do they operate on a earth clock?  likely so.  so those chunks can be blocked out and re-used alongside weather and all sorts of other goodness.. but its not a mass of data per transaction, its nearby in the blockchain, and is typically not observable from a far distance, until you get close to those transactions or can find them.  and how do you find them? by transacting and putting yourself into the equations.  and perhaps by reaching out sometimes but ever collecting and letting your bots roam your data and re-inform itself and others and pulse and glow and flow and grow, planted.

so with this, we'll leave it with you.  do visit the other episodes, and do message us at anchor dot f m slash aqua q labs slash message so we can include your messaging.  its sometimes nonsensical, sometimes otherwise, but always just a bit of something you haven't heard before.  and that's the piece of it, with love from san francisco and the ether, aqua q.

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