11/9/2017, 8:39 pm
Democrat comeback! These glorious news come from Dr. Grigori Doppenschkoppel-Blavatsky of Enigma Institute for Advanced Insight and Predictive Memetics.
The People's Cube correspondent Genosse Dummkopf (GD) was granted a short interview with Dr. Doppenschkoppel-Blavatsky (DB).
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GD: Already got your news: 2020, comeback, shock. My question: What's your methodology?
DB: Well, highly sophisticated software. Our prognostic suite bases on IPCC's climate modelling code. Actually, our code is all 18 IPCC suites merged, and then averaged. Logarithmically. Here (sifts papers) a depiction:

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DB: It's the uppermost layer only, of course. The very tip of our software pyramid.
GD: Oh, amazing. But, but - how can, basically climate-focused software, apply to, uh, politics?
DB: Well, high-grade parametrization. Thousands of configuration parameters. They, in essence, control the result, the output. With a strongly progressive setting of parameters, we even model ARRGH, the American Red Revolution Going Hot.

GD: Parametrization, yes, so... how does it work? Sample?
DB: Well, take carbon dioxide. We set CO2 = Trump. Carbon, as you know: malignant, of global impact, to be suppressed by any means necessary. Each run of our software shows a projected Trump trajectory. Horrible! He materializes as a massive, Category 6 hurricane. Sweeps across our continent, then surfs out. Atlantic, Asia, you name it.

GD: Shocking. And other outcomes?
DB: Well, take Sanders. We configure the Gulf Stream as Bernie. Surprisingly, he then invariably appears in our scenario runs as a quasi-periodic Red Aurora. Very pleasant, inspiring.

GD: Wow. And how's, you know, Hillary?
DB: Uh, well. There is a cluster of parameters to emulate the atmospheric upward flux, into stratospheric heights. And we set that cluster to represent Hillary. Strange as it is, the expected flux always turns first into a low pressure area, low energy and all that. Next, the flux usually stabilizes, turns kinda upward. And finally it's, huzzah, all hot air!

GD: Invaluable insights! Alas, time limits, number of lines... Thank you for all bold elucidations.
DB: My pleasure. Let's exchange business cards, here mine ‒

The People's Cube correspondent Genosse Dummkopf (GD) was granted a short interview with Dr. Doppenschkoppel-Blavatsky (DB).
* * *
GD: Already got your news: 2020, comeback, shock. My question: What's your methodology?
DB: Well, highly sophisticated software. Our prognostic suite bases on IPCC's climate modelling code. Actually, our code is all 18 IPCC suites merged, and then averaged. Logarithmically. Here (sifts papers) a depiction:

~
DB: It's the uppermost layer only, of course. The very tip of our software pyramid.
GD: Oh, amazing. But, but - how can, basically climate-focused software, apply to, uh, politics?
DB: Well, high-grade parametrization. Thousands of configuration parameters. They, in essence, control the result, the output. With a strongly progressive setting of parameters, we even model ARRGH, the American Red Revolution Going Hot.

GD: Parametrization, yes, so... how does it work? Sample?
DB: Well, take carbon dioxide. We set CO2 = Trump. Carbon, as you know: malignant, of global impact, to be suppressed by any means necessary. Each run of our software shows a projected Trump trajectory. Horrible! He materializes as a massive, Category 6 hurricane. Sweeps across our continent, then surfs out. Atlantic, Asia, you name it.

GD: Shocking. And other outcomes?
DB: Well, take Sanders. We configure the Gulf Stream as Bernie. Surprisingly, he then invariably appears in our scenario runs as a quasi-periodic Red Aurora. Very pleasant, inspiring.

GD: Wow. And how's, you know, Hillary?
DB: Uh, well. There is a cluster of parameters to emulate the atmospheric upward flux, into stratospheric heights. And we set that cluster to represent Hillary. Strange as it is, the expected flux always turns first into a low pressure area, low energy and all that. Next, the flux usually stabilizes, turns kinda upward. And finally it's, huzzah, all hot air!

GD: Invaluable insights! Alas, time limits, number of lines... Thank you for all bold elucidations.
DB: My pleasure. Let's exchange business cards, here mine ‒



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