Prediction after Prediction (each one is landing)
Earlier, I restated the miscalculation surrounding the Blue Jays’ repeat World Series aspirations — a hubris that ultimately foreshadowed their slide toward the bottom of the MLB standings. The same pattern appeared with England’s third‑place World Cup finish as a good dark horse.
The most interesting team to win the world cup
A few years ago, I almost won a limousine from an electronics retailer’s World Cup contest. The challenge was to predict the champion and the final score. I picked the winning country—Spain—but missed the scoreline. Spain was considered an underdog by many heading into that tournament.
Coinciding with the July 4th escalation in Iran, marked by more “blood” in the headlines.
Now I want to direct your attention to another unfolding warning, this time aimed at influencer Andrew Tate, whose detainment and potential extradition to the UK is making news.
Prediction after prediction — each one landing, each one signaling the next turn in the arena of consequence.
When Influence Enters the Arena of Consequence
Just before COVID, I had direct conversations with Andrew Tate while he was exploring casino operations in Romania. I told him plainly that casinos weren’t as consequential as markets—especially during lockdowns, when markets were the only arena still fully alive.
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It was about arena legitimacy.