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Derek Van Riper here with Eno Seris. It is Wednesday, August 25th. Could be the day that I

break into my own U-box to get my move completed today. As I was telling Eno before we started

recording, I have to figure out how to unjam a master lock. The kind that you had like on a locker in high school with the numbers on it.

The dial won't turn.

My movers get here in a few hours.

I'm sure it's all going to work out.

But some Beguiver type maneuvers will follow this podcast.

And if I had the wherewithal to record it, I'm sure it would be hilarious for viewing at it later date.

Two words. Liquid nitrogen. That's definitely on the list. It's like not quite the top five because of the

difficulty to obtain it, but I know it's one way to give to that box. It's got to be nearby

somewhere. Yeah, it's got to be something. I mean, yeah, there's all,

there's all sorts of brilliant minds nearby. I'm sure we can find a way to get into that box.

It's a matter of timing. You're really close to the Stanford linear accelerator. So all

you got to do is have them set it up so they can ram one of those ions as fast as possible

at your lock.

The Stanford Linear Accelerator is actually pretty interesting.

That's where they are trying to accelerate particles as fast as they can to smash them into each other.

And one of the possible outcomes is a black hole.

Beautiful. It's good to know that I'm close to the black hole, so there won't even be a fraction of a second where I know that there's something bad that's about to happen. It will just happen before I know it's happened. This is the blink of an eye. On this episode, we will discuss some big movers with the O-Swing percentage, looking at some

hitters that have gone the right direction and some that have gone the wrong direction,

trying to figure out what that means for the future.

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