My Predictions and Beliefs As of Today, 03-05-2026

 I told my psychologist, Dr. Fowler, about my blog.  I gave him the URL...I told him I didn't really want him to read it.  I object strenuously to Dr. Fowler remaining neutral on my court case.  I am an abuse victim.  The allegations against me are based on lies and (probably) on Photoshopping/other AI manipulation of evidence.

Anyway, I have been reading the news.  I remember my prediction that the US would enter a recession within 1-2 years, based on my currently secret economics research ideas.  It might be sooner than one year; it said on the news that the Dow tumbled over 1000 points due at least in part to the war in Iran.  I am not commenting on politics--that's my vow, no research or political support will be given out by me until my demands for justice and fair examination of my past research efforts takes place.  It's not unreasonable for me to say that at all.  Anyway, the other thing I noticed was that the woman at the grocery store who seemed to signal BSCE might have been implying, "Big Change May 19", and, as it turns out, it also means, "CE, BS", i.e., "On March 5, Britney Spears"...and Britney Spears was just in the news.  So that's evidence that supports my claim that the signals are real, not figments of my imagination and symptoms of my mental health.  I told Dr. Fowler about the gesture I saw at the grocery store...he appeared to see it as a symptom and very likely doesn't believe me that it's a true signal from a possible FBI agent.  I suppose that is just how his brain works.  I think it is truly a genuine signal.  "Big Change, May 19," or, "SB, May 3."  It might be that something will happen on May 3.

Anyway, I have one job offer.  I will make a final decision on whether to accept it by tomorrow.  My bicycle is in the shop...it looks like my professional situation is going to all be OK.  I'll have the job, and even if I don't have the e-bike up and running and with training wheels before my job starts, I can just get Uber on my cell phone and use up some of my money from work each day on Ubers back and forth to work.  It would eat away at my income, but, it would ensure that I would stay steadily employed while I wait for the e-bicycle to be operational.

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