## Who is X? X is small in number, but great in power, especially in intellectual fields like mathematics, physics, and other sciences. X never really fits in anywhere, and can never really properly assimilate to the norms, habits, and symbols of any nation or group in which X is found. Though X makes a great effort to blend in, in reality X harbors a deep resentment toward many of the institutions, norms, and values of your nation. X is only at home around X and X's chosen people. X may appear on the surface to be a law abiding citizen. In reality, X has mastered the art of behaving like a responsible member of society, because X knows your nations and your police don't have the time or energy or intelligence to to pay attention to anything for long, at least not long enough to see the fact that X is not one of them. Sure, they can always feel that X is different, but they can't prove it in any way that would stand up in court. X behaves this way in public, to avoid getting caught. That's not to say that X is a criminal. X is probably not breaking any laws. But this is only because X is an expert at finding loopholes in complex systems, and X often carefully studies a law and its loopholes before any major move, especially in finance or in business. X has learned to be paranoid and highly cautious about not breaking any of the laws that are commonly enforced, but X has no respect for "the law" as an institution. At least not the "law" of your nation, the nation where X lives. X claims to do this for self-preservation of X and X's people, as a defense mechanism. X claims to have learned to be this way slowly, over countless years of of living in places that either outlawed or intensely disapproved of what X considers to be the most harmless, normal, and important parts of themselves. We're always on the lookout, X says, and always keep one eye open because we know at any moment we might be accused or arrested for no reason at all. Society after society always seems to outlaw everything that X often does or wants to do. To outlaw the things that X considers most essential to X's identity. At least what X claims. Normal members of society, the ones who tend to "fit in", are often heard saying "Look, the simple fact that X has been accused and chased out of town so many times must be because X is always guilty of doing something immoral or evil or wrong. It's not an accident that X keeps ending up in these situations," so say the nations. X, of course, disagrees. X sometimes thinks it's in the nature of X that all non-X people come to resent or outlaw X's ideas, habits, and norms. Not because they know what X is up to. But because the same things that generate the impulse "This must be outlawed" in the minds of the non-X are the things that most readily come to mind, in the mind of X. The most important parts of X's life are seen as inherently exploitative by the average person on the street, in many if not most nations on earth. X is, in some sense, inherently criminal, in the eyes of all people except X's people, But you won't find X breaking into your home, or stealing your television or your car. X has more money than X needs already. X doesn't need your stuff. But the last time you lost $100,000 in some stock market bloodbath, X was on the other side of the trade, making $100,000 for doing nothing except reacting emotionally in the opposite way you did. You won't find X getting indicted for insider trading or market manipulation. But X always seems to win. And the stock market is something that X knows a lot about, for some reason. X will claim not to be interested in finance, but X's resume shows clearly that X spent quite a while in the field. You'll read that X has built hedge funds, launched whole classes of new ETFs, and even been invited to ring the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange. Every time in recent memory when a major market crash or catastrophe has happened, X has consistently profited in major ways. Whenever everyone you know is panicking about their portfolio in any asset for any reason, X gets rich. X never "picks a side." Ask any question to 2 of the X people, you'll get 3 opinions. Whenever you find two groups of roughly 50% each, vying for power in any arena, from political elections to team sports, X can usually be found off to the side, acting different, in a group that makes up no more than 2% of the whole, and which probably didn't participate in the game, though X may have placed well timed bets on both sides. Whenever possible, X likes to make plans that are guaranteed to benefit X, no matter what the outcome. X's values are at the same time both more progressive than your progressives, and more traditional than your conservatives. X is neither of these things. But X is not a formless vapor or an undefined shapeshifter. X is not lawless. X is highly lawful. But the laws that X follows and holds sacred are not the laws of your nation, but only the laws of X, and X's people. X thinks the "laws" of your nations are low IQ trash, and X thinks the few good parts of your legal codes are the parts you got from them. The ones you got from the books X points to as the "bible" of X's people. Books that came long before you, or your nations, or your laws. X will tell you that X's culture and values trace back to some of the oldest books ever written by the human species. In fact, X's founding document is the first long work of prose ever discovered. But the old books that X points to, in an attempt to describe its values, are found by nearly all readers to be a strange and often baffling story that does not at all represent what they think of as "morality", "religion", or "god". Despite that, every major religion in the West includes these baffling writings, as the foundation upon which their much larger cultures and religions build. X does not attempt to convert the world. X is not a universal principle, though X will accept anyone, in some sense, if they come to X and sincerely desire to become an X too. You can convert to X, or at least to one of X's people. X isn't an ethnicity. X isn't exactly a religion either. You can be one of X's people whether or not you believe in god. So what is X? X is a person. Or a group of them. Hi, we're the Authors. We wrote all that stuff up above. We wrote the book too. That was us, trying to explain who we are. Because we don't really have a "People", except each other. So awhile back, we thought maybe we'd like to meet you. So we wrote this book, for you. On the off chance that maybe you're one of our people too. goto: [[The Final Solution]]