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Submitted by StealthFlation Guest Contributor,  Clint Siegner – Money Metals Exchange

A troubling preview of what's ahead from Morgan Stanley's chief cross-asset strategist Andrew Sheets.

What To Make Of It All?

There are still 240 trading days left in 2016, and plenty of questions that need answers. How bad is the global economy? Is oil the driver of markets or a convenient excuse? How much bad news is really in the price? What could realistically improve things, tactically or strategically?

By the year 2030 robots will be able to read your mind, and there will be no laws or regulations to prevent them from doing so, according to a panel of scientists at the World Economic Forum.  Experts say that smartphones, tablets and computers will be able to examine brain activity in humans and see what they are thinking. Mirror.co.uk reports: Initially this will be used for security as a kind of ‘pass thought’ – the user thinks of a specific song or thought which the device recognises and then unlocks itself.

Using new types of lenses scientists have said that we can now see “entities” or “anomalies” both in space and our terrestrial environment.  According to scientists at Thunder Energies Corp these entities are being detected mostly around military installations and industrial sites. Bb-tv.com reports: Thunder Energies Corp (TNRG:OTC) has recently detected invisible entities in our terrestrial environment with the revolutionary Santilli telescope with concave lenses (Trade Mark and patent pending by Thunder Energies).

Submitted by Jesse via Jesse's Cafe Americain blog,

"Give a small number of people the power to enrich themselves beyond everyone's wildest dreams, a philosophical rationale to explain all the damage they're causing, and they will not stop until they've run the world economy off a cliff."

Philipp Meyer