Can you imagine having a car that's 300,000 times more efficient than your current one? To give you a hard number, it like 20mpg vs 240 times around the earth per gallon... While we are nowhere near that with cars, that is exactly the efficiency difference that my guest today has created when he designed a new system to streamline the commodities market. Don't worry if that all sounds over your head, it was way over mine and you can laugh at me for how many times I was wrong throughout this interview. My guest today is Noah Healy. Noah refers to himself as a recreational mathematician, which instantly makes him way more intelligent than me. He is also a marketplace design consultant and has developed exactly that new system I referenced at the very start. Usually I do a bit more breakdown into guest background and history, I stopped trying to understand all his qualifications after I saw nuclear science as an "early life" degree. Frankly Noah is so smart that I wouldn't blame anyone for being lost. We do try to explain everything simpler after each big section, so bear with me. Last thing: the one year anniversary of this show being launched is coming up at the end of the month, so I'm prepping a big episode where I talk about all the successes, hardships, and answer audience questions. Send any questions you might have ever wanted to ask to DumbEnoughPodcast@Gmail.Com  Please take a brief moment to rate the show five stars on iTunes, Spotify, or Audible. It seriously helps so much. Also if you have not already, please tell someone you know to listen to this show. Word of mouth from listeners gets more people to listen than any other form of promotion I can ever pay for even if I could afford to pay for advertising. I'm always looking for new topics, guest ideas, and questions from the audience. To reach out to me email DumbEnoughPodcast@Gmail.Com or send a message on any of the show pages on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or wherever else.  August ended exactly the way I read it last time, so no need to repeat it. September Official Top Countries (so far): 1. United States, with top states Nevada and California. 2. United Kingdom still above others by a wide margin. 3. Sweden, with top... area? Dalarna. 4. Australia, with Victoria losing the lead spot to the unknown Australian demographic. 5. Egypt! Welcome to the top 5! Also Canada off of the top 5 for I think the first time in a very long time.