July 25, 2026 · Video · Podcast
The Wobble Effect
The wobble, stated plainly: one undefended point, one precise nudge, and the system’s own energy does the rest.
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Every balanced system — a market, a body, an institution — holds all the energy its own change requires. The wobble is finding the point where one small, precise nudge tips the system into a new steady state. A question, a truth, a single degree of tilt creates a tiny wobble. And massive change. These videos, papers, and essays explore that thinking. I hope you enjoy them.
July 25, 2026 · Video · Podcast
The wobble, stated plainly: one undefended point, one precise nudge, and the system’s own energy does the rest.
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February 10, 2026 · Paper
A treatise: infinite orthogonal dimensions, three stable generations, and the twenty-seven-fold structure they demand.
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April 2025 · Paper
Why the Hamilton extremal principle needs generalizing: particles dissolve into waves, and the only certainty is uncertainty.
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February 12, 2026 · Paper
The Martin Postulate derived structurally: non-retractable participation, minimal harmonic closure, and why the faithful rank is twenty-seven.
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June 24, 2026 · Inverted Alchemy
Sixteen years after asking what’s in your wallet: central banks are bringing bullion home, unwilling to pretend a claim and an asset are the same thing.
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October 2, 2013 · Video · Event
The TEDx talk that named the practice: how a fulcrum ninja moves markets and institutions — finding the balance point of a system and applying the smallest force that changes everything.
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