hey its anonanandasattva
i am copypasta this reply I got in the general thread. it's so I can refer back as this guys interest meshes with some of my education and it will be easier to refer back to later here.
>a helper anon dropped one link months ago with a single short comment. I have the post saved somewhere and what followed from that. i can tell you that anon only made one post on that bread, I checked later. they pointed to this specific paper (below) by Brian Drabble. I read it, understood it (good teacher) and followed the footnotes to other works, which I read and partially understood (when they really get into their proofs using squiggles and numbers it gets hard to impossible at times i cannot lie) and followed onto works they suggested, as well as observing things in the real world, e.g. I found a paper written by three (iirc) Chinese guys that described the function of Chinese missile batteries in terms of dep.net.analysis meets AI which was VERY revealing if you want to maximize (or at least minimize) inefficiencies that have never been detected before in the operational effectiveness of the weapons system which is determined by how many actual strikes on target there are in relation to how the weapon is deployed AND the nature of the user-operator not whether the system performs to some pre-set schedule according to a mental drill manual. this was a good read because on my own for the last 18 months for extra fun I have been going up and down the chinese coastal provinces and far western china looking for signs of surface to air missile batteries, power stations, airfields and such like and taking screen shots (I wish I had better tools) and that is just because when I was an undergrad I studied under professors that worked for the foreign office and one of my tutors was a man-of-business when it came to the Nan Hai so he set me off to write a dissertation on what the Chinese were up to and it turned into a grad school thesis in reality when I had finished it in fact i was supposed to go to Indonesia for 18 months (I spent 12 months studying with Indonesian army officers - majors and colonels- but not in Indonesia) but I met this American girl introduced to me by the granddaughter of a famous Russian whose name I will not mention and that plan went to heck then we were supposed to go to Taiwan later for two years and that didn't happen but my family has been connected to Singapore for 200 years as is so I am just generally interested in that area of the world but I have been re-learning French after thirty years of non-use through reading old French newspapers because I insist on going to Brittany and Hue before I die and my feet are getting itchy.
>with this background now established I have been keeping my eyes and ears open for anything similar. I finally found Karen Hudes (through some research I have been doing myself on METRO1313 and its connection in structure and process to the Protocols and Frankfurt school and Talmud) and all that travels with her and have diligently secured everything she has tweeted or posted (including the stuff they thought they had scrubbed or broken links for) along with all the pdfs she has posted which themselves contain multiple links to other pdfs and sites all over the place. That woman is a gold mine of knowledge. So…I have embarked in a crash course in "world banking" for want of a better phrase with that lady as my guide and she has no idea! I've been reading speeches given at meetings involving the bank of England for goodness sake and newsletters from the 1818 group and all types of things and the most amazing "academic" papers its thrilling to see that as Q said there are so many good honest and VERY smart people out there who have the guts and power to effect a change.
>Okay so that is where I am coming from as they say.
>this right here is the paper that started it all.
>https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/9c98/b7d278c1e2f1c297744cd2fcb756acc1dc02.pdf
> If you have any pdfs of the work by Mr. Mesquita or anything related I would certainly read it.
>https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=MxNmWW0AAAAJ&hl=en
>this is one of my favourites - Ontology based dependency analysis: Understanding the impacts of decisions in a collaborative environment.
>This is the top recommendation right now by Miss Hudes:
>network of global corporate control,identified by Stefania Vitali, James B.Glattfelder,and Stefano Battiston of ETH Zurich:
>http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/arxiv/pdf/1107/1107.5728v2.pdf
>Real fun read. Which along with the power transition model (or some secret iteration) has set the catS amongst the pigeons. and this is her thesis she did whilst at Yale which she says started it all for her quite by accident she really wrote this for her own amusement. Great stuff.
>https://s3.amazonaws.com/khudes/Towards+a+New+International+Economic+Order.pdf