John Grochowski writes about money management.

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Well, try this. Nothing in this world operates on "theory".

No one claimed it's about "theory". It's about provable math. The fact you constantly lie about it shows that you have an agenda of your own. This is what con men do.

It's all one big learning curve based on actual occurrences or history. When a company is asked to bid on something....say for instance a bridge to cross a river, they don't do so by looking into their crystal ball of what-ifs or possibilities. They do it by looking back at other similar successful projects, and they incorporate those tolerances & parameters, I.e., ACTUAL HISTORY--whether it flies in the face of known logic - or not.

However, the history is based on the approach they took to build previous bridges. That approach is based on engineering principles which are almost always based on mathematics. I don't know of any bridge building companies that "wing it" and then see what happens.

In other words Alan, we don't live in a world of theory unless your actual world of reality just isn't what you mathematically predicted it would probably be. Theory equals comfort for some. It's the same for everything, especially something like video poker. I discovered this first hand, it was a rude awakening, and my mind was resourceful enough to find a way for a casino visit to actually work out in my favor, so I repeated it over and over again.

You've never provided any evidence to support that claim. Why would anyone believe you when you've been caught in so many lies? A company that build bridges proudly points potential companies to their successes. Why don't you provide any evidence to support your claims .... probably because you can't.

There's no reason for anyone other than the most anal neurotics to remain confined by--and tortured--by numbers theory. We were given something called a brain for a reason. And anyone who does not believe or who does not want to believe that human ingenuity can overcome any type of adversity--perceived or real--has no idea what a truly ingenious gift we've all been given. For some, it's simple to understand; for some it's not quite as easy; and still for others, it's forever impossible. That's what this whole vp argument is about. A few just cannot come to grips with the real fact that I developed a way around the long-term math, it performs an has performed exactly as it should, and it is 100% repeatable for anyone, given the same set of rules and circumstances.

Now, any person who understands reality understand that there is no way around proven mathematics. That's why it's called a proof. So, what does that say about an individual who claims he can do the impossible? What does that say about a person who never backs up his claims of doing the impossible? What does that say about a person who feels he has to attack anyone who has been successful while claiming to do the impossible yet never backing up those claims?

Are you sure you're not from Nigeria?