Showing posts with label Robots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Robots. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Yellow Robot Teaches Me A Lottery Lesson





Our outside deck was a little dirty this morning.

After a few hours of wind there were some dirt and leaves on the surface.

Since the deck is quite large, it takes me a while to sweep.

So a while back I went out and bought a robot cleaner... a vacuum cleaner called the Dirt Dog made by a USA company called iRobot.

And every few days I set it down on the deck, and it merrily spends an hour and a half sucking up all the debris. The deck looks like new every time.

In the beginning though, I wasn't a happy man.

After I had bought - then unboxed, unwrapped and charged this bright yellow cleaner about the size and shape of a cake tin, I was keen to see it working.

I pressed the ON button, and away it went, bumping and whirring its way round the deck.

After 10 minutes of watching with not much progress, I went back inside and did some work.

A few minutes later I came back out and saw much the same. Sure, a couple of the leaves had gone, but the deck looked still untouched. So I took another 10 minutes to do more chores inside.

On my return to the deck, I was surprised. 

Not much was happening at all.

Darn, had I bought a dud? How long was this machine going to take to finish sweeping my deck? Forever?

So I had lunch.

And 40 minutes later I heard a beep from the robot. It had finished.

Imagine my surprise when I went back out... and the deck was completely spotless!

How could this be? Each time I had visited, the Dirt Dog didn't seem to be doing much. But at the end of the cleaning cycle, you could eat your breakfast off the floor.


It made me think of how similar this routine is to the way many players play lotto using my system. 

After many promises from me, many satisfied buyers... what could go wrong?

(Haven't made the connection yet? Don't worry - keep reading...)

So they buy. They're excited after they receive the system and eagerly unwrap it. 

Then they play a game or two. 

At first it seems nothing's happening. Maybe a small prize - nothing to write home about.

Then they try the next one. Same again.

In the following game they get some results, but not much better. They wonder when the system will start to stretch its legs.

But, gradually, slowly, after several more games, the results start flooding in. Until at the end they have a winning game with many prizes, like magic.

I don't know why it should work this way. but it does. 

Like clockwork.

In my ex-newspaper world it was the same with advertising. The first few ads wouldn't make a dime for the advertiser. Then gradually they started getting better and better results, until after a period the business was making a good deal of money.

It happens more often in all sorts of unrelated areas than you realise.

So, don't expect too much at the start.  It might take several games, but at the end I guarantee you'll have a clean deck you'll be proud of.

And maybe a lot of prizewinning tickets like these guys:

- $3.2 Million by Maher M... a 6th share.
- $281,183.00 by Robert Whelan.
- $175,000.00 miss by Larry... sadly an accident
stopped him from buying his winning tickets.
- $100,000 by Phil F.
- $100,000.00 by Ron B.
- $70,634.60.00 on the Canada 6/49 by Murray B.
- Numerous smaller wins of up to $75,000.00 by 
many Silverites (buyers of my system)







Happy Winning!
Ken Silver

PS. Now I have 4 different robots, and I use each one for different areas. Our days of wielding a vacuum cleaner are over!


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Tuesday, April 01, 2008

Repeat After Me: You WILL Obey!






As I write this post, my own robot is upstairs vacuuming the lounge floor. It's a Roomba battery-operated vacuum cleaner, which does a far better job than my wife or me. It produces huge piles of dust and dirt from a seemingly clean looking room. I'm always amazed when I come to empty it out.

The main advantage here is that my robot cleans my house while I'm doing something else. I didn't have to spend any time vacuuming my house... someone developed a quick and easy way to help me.

As you get more interested in winning Lotto, you might be tempted to start figuring out your own system.

After all, you think, "if I could tweak some of Ken's numbers a bit better, my winning rate would improve a little."

So you might start by googling the words "winning systems by mathematics" and looking over a few websites to get some ideas. And you'll get some surprises too.

Because the mathematical boffins are more interested in proving number sequences WRONG rather than right. Generally you'll find these backroom boys are more interested in the numbers than they are in helping anyone winning.

So let me predict what you should do instead, and save you all that bother...

Become a ROBOT.

Memorize and repeat these words frequently: "I Will Obey Ken's System." (If it helps you, put on a robotic voice as you say it. Let your eyes glaze over and your head turn in little jerks. You may look a little weird, so don't do it in public).

But do it anyway. Because I'm asking you to be a full bodied, automated robot... and to follow my lotto program commands to the letter. That's because I've done all the hard sums for you. You don't have to spend any time figuring it all out... just obey and follow my steps.

Here's why...

It took me over two years to work out my Silver Lotto System. Sure, not all of that time was spent on research - I had to work and eat as well. But most of my spare time was taken up in figuring out ways to win lotto.

You might scoff. You might doubt that anyone has the patience to go two years on one project. Well, I'm different. I had a vision and a goal, and I wasn't going to stop until I won. That's how I work most of my life, and it's been very successful.

You don't need to spend time figuring out a better way to play lotto... reinventing the wheel. I've already done it for you. All you have to do is obey my commands, and in the fullness of time you will win as I did, as have hundreds... even thousands of others.

Consider the Silver Lotto System as your personal robot.

OK... it's your turn - press your start button now: "I Will Obey Ken's System."


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Friday, April 13, 2007

Can Robots Help You Win Lotto?

Can they?

Oh, robots can weld and assemble a car. They can move and avoid shapes on a flat floor. Some of them can even recognize you and give a metallic greeting.

But robots can't:

  • - win chess games 100% of the time
  • - climb up stairs (still!)
  • - perform simple functions like opening a door, walking into a room and turn your computer on
  • - create astounding works of art
  • - perform surgery without assistance
  • - help you win lotto
In fact, what you and I have read in science fiction about the future is no more reality than it was 50 years ago.
Take an example... I attended the Wired NextFest event in Chicago a couple of years back, and saw many robots on show. Sadly not one of them could do anything better than walk a few steps, crudely. Yet millions of dollars and years of experience from vastly intelligent people have been input to these projects.
We've got nothing better than a cute, shiny moving box that sometimes talks.

Now, I believe the current thinking is that eventually all our current technology will start to snowball, and within a few years robots will be doing astounding things.

Well, I have to ask you, what about the internet? It's a kind of robot. But with very few exceptions, people are doing the same things on the net as they were 10 years ago when I first started. In fact, I'm doing very much the same now as I was a decade ago, and succeeding where most people fail.

The pace of change has been tortise-like. Everything we're doing now is just an extension of the simple magnets, resistors and wires that I was experimenting with 50 years ago. Just a little bit more advanced.

Of course I'm generalizing... that have been many advances - but none dramatic like the 21st century flying cars and teleportation systems imagined a few decades ago.

And this brings me to lotto. With all the computing power in the world, no-one yet - except for me - has come up with a workable system that even approaches getting a winning system working.

This is no idle boast... I've yet to see any system work as effectively as the Silver lotto System with up to 98% success rate.

And I did it all myself, without the aid of robots. What does that tell you?

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