A lesson in how to translate a gematria narrative. And the beauty of this is it is a recent example instead of on old cover up that requires looking at old material. Here’s your source material.
Dutifully and annoyingly, Hubbard provides football bets to his loyal audience. And with as long as his show has been playing at the Gematria Comedy Theatre, just based on the large quantity of material produced, the lack of editorial review and bad luck - shit happens.
A relatively simple and basic math error. A tiny burp in the Matrix that should be no big deal to even the most vicious critic. Until he Streisand Effect’s his way into making it a big deal. What could have been better off being ignored and moving on, well that’s gone. A simple, “Ok, I was wrong about that one” would have gone a long way to provide a cover up was met with the hypocrite’s defense. The double down and providing more bad information on top of the original bad information. “ESPN was wrong. Or ESPN changed it.” is what you’re hearing. The properly translation of that gematria narrative is:
I’m a hypocrite that just wants your money and I’ll say anything to further the illusion of my fake intellectual infallibility.
Now let’s make some assumptions for argument’s sake. Let’s say that conspiracy gematria has real value and that Zach is genuinely looking out for the best interests of his followers. Help them win some money. Let’s ignore all the speculative sidebars of how everything is a gamblification scam and the violent and racist content doesn’t matter. Somebody, a person who claims to be an accounting graduate and school teacher would know that 277+22=299, not 298. And when confronted by a journalist with the simple mistake, the correct response is something like, “Oh yeah, I messed that one up. Sorry about that.” Not finger pointing and scapegoating and throwing the blame on ESPN.
In the bigger picture, this is the way that influencers who are just bad actors, grifters ranging from pool hustlers to corrupt politicians, cult leaders, and your dog looking at you with sad eyes all act. I’m invincible. I’m going to do whatever I want because….reasons. I’m smarter than everyone else. Well. MathTM would like a word. And MathTM is the bad gematria math where antonyms have the same value and it’s easy to find a counter narrative using the same numbers. Real Math without the trademark, the scorecard of another losing season in the works isn’t terribly happy either.
Another funny thing about the word accountant, as in allegedly being an accountant, is that it’s etymology is used in another word, ACCOUNTABILITY. Which these days is being used most often as the end of the phrase, “lack of accountability”. Your friend, coworker, and relative stuck in confirmation bias based thinking may not be ready to dive headfirst into the finer points of what alleged leaders are saying. It may be too soon to jump right into why the Epstein files release last week being basically completely redacted. It may be too soon to go beast mode on why it’s not great that the bombing of tiny and defenseless boats is not being held accountable and you’re missing that you accept it because you’re on MY TEAM. It’s certainly not cool to go hardcore about the strange things going on with religious topics while many of them are genuinely good and decent people that need space to come around.
Knowing who to trust is tough. And sometimes the simplest off ramp is the best to get the ball rolling. And it’s not just that the tiny mistake that’s the problem, it’s the part of a pattern. The hypocritical response of always being right is mathematically impossible. And using someone’s own words against them, oh that’s so much easier when they keep making the same mistakes over and over again. Truly smart people are famously able to recognize patterns the lesser minds miss. Truly smart people know they don’t know everything and absolutely adore the expertise of others to fill the gaps in their mind. Truly smart people recognize trends within patterns and are absolutely terrified about what’s going on, not only for how it affects them but for those that surround them as well. That’s called empathy. And one of the ways to spot a lack of empathy is the hypocritical and contradictory statements those who are only interested in themselves display. Being smart and empathetic means recognizing that just because you realize that a dumb mistake in a dumb topic like gematria is, well, dumb - it doesn’t mean that others aren’t affected by it.
So my hero for today is the Sports Gematria channel. The content is extremely repetitive and isn’t designed for an effective, “Look at my coolness, subscribe to my Patreon” scam of his own. People are definitely biased towards recency, that’s why outrage porn/rage bait has been so effective. Keeping it fresh isn’t for long term subscribers as much it is for educating newcomers to the darker world of how our stupid and biased brains continually trick us into doing stupid and biased things. Bright minds are inquisitive. Bright minds want to be educated. Bright minds gravitate towards meaningful things. And smart people want to educate others, often selflessly. So Sports Gematria, keep it up. We salute you.