The 2,389 unique sites created for you by MisterShortcut are not mere duplicates,
although the top two thousand MisterShortcut documents are near-replicated up to a thousand times.
No two pages are identical. Each of the neighboring websites have up to a million and two million differences.
Every page has been created, opened, and rendered unique by a single pair of hands, thanks to the pioneer masters.
The javascript geniuses often showcased at javascript.com and so many other sites, the masters of these photos and art;
THEY deserve standing ovations, which is why they are each thanked so many hundreds, sometimes thousands of times.
To those of who who've helped build the true internet, evening the playing field for all, open source, and sharing methods,
YOU are the heroes of my generation. Because of you, people like me who do more than the morons or the greedy,
those of us who understand how stupid these people look driving in five-thousand dollar cars costing them fifty,
those of us who get it that paying a dollar for a one-cent doughnut, five bucks for a penny's worth of coffee,
adds up to thousands of dollars over just the next few hundred weeks, because we understand time.
Our ability to undertand and act on powerful information is largely because of people who share.
There is nothing you are great at without the influence of someone before you even greater.
Your self-assigned mission might be best-described as one of imitating your role models.
The masters and millionaires and champions, and sometimes the billionaires, know.
They do better, proving they know better. So, they show better to the rest of us.
You will find tidbits and delights at this site not existing on any other website.
For example, this is the first work of art with thousands of defined colors.
As well, there are mini-PowerGem tidbits strewn literally by the score.
PowerGems are the only diamonds we believe are need to succeed.
People die and suffer for diamonds, such as those that you wear.
A five-star manipulation of people less-informed among us.
You will never, long as you live, ever be able to tell if it's real.
No human eye on earth can tell a real diamond from a fake,
not without the help of many magnifications. a hard fact.
As long as you live, you will not actually use a diamond.
Its dollar value will be lower when you decide to sell it.
You'll not need it to drill a tooth unless you're a DDS.
you will never use it to cut a hunk of glass, will you?
Diamonds. One of the ten great scams of all time.
Diamonds, one of the most violent scams ever.
For more than a century now, we believe in it!
The blood dripping from every diamond,
priced ten times higher than your truth,
is great for women I'd never marry.
Birds like shiny bits of glass, too.
How bright is YOUR bird?
... and you'll never know.
Is it real, or glass?
Are you real?
We'll know
by what
you do.

Imagine taking that three thousand, five thousand, twenty, whatever you thought you'd spend on that diamond,
and instead of a useless trinket that may be stolen, robbed, chopped, lost, or sold for pennies on the dollar,
you bought a whole-life insurance policy, paying two or three or twenty thousand dollars, in advance,
and hand the paperwork over to your beloved and say the following irresistably romantic words:
Darling. I love you and wish to have many children with you, who are going to be expensive.
With this paper, I have planted enormous seeds for the education of our first two kids.
With this paper, we ensure that, twenty years from now, fifteen if our kid is a genius,
he or she will be able to afford any college or university anywhere in the world.
I love you that much, and want you to be the mother of all of my children.
Will you marry me, sweetheart?"

What kind of girl would rather have a useless bit of dangerous, blood-drenched glass or carbon?
What girl would rather have a diamond ring than a rock-solid, locked-in-the-insurance-company-bank,
a guaranteed future for at least two children, with the likelihood that this little trick may be pulled off repeatedly?
Do you want to marry a girl who would mortgage the three-hundred-thousand-dollar education of your kids for a toy?
If so, go ahead, the MisterShortcut Approach is not likely your cup of tea. This is for folks who live beyond themselves.
All that you wish and all that you see, is a function of your educational history. What you want tells us plenty.
Personally, there is a feeling of obligation to continue paying attention to the best of all my teachers.
Without exception, an element of service, and the nobility that lives therein, was passed on.
Since I believe that all of my best teachers, from Prof. J.R. Ewing to Artie Marzigliano,
from Dr. Monsignor Kellogg to Sun Tzu, the hands-on teachers, and those of history,
uniformly and without exception know more about life and success than you do.
That's why it is my intent to pay more attention to their suggestions than yours.
The MisterShortcut Approach is a compendium of the ways of masters,
the champions who produce world-class results repeatedly.
At the horse's mouth, or at the wrong end of the horse?
If you like, join me, learning to imitate masters,
imitating their words, actions, attitudes.
So far, many shattered records.
If you really know better?
Please, show me first.