I’ld like you to meet the disco uk Christmas lotto elf. He has a very insubstantial body and only three fingers. He helps to point the way to big winnings and was generated in part by data visualization algorithms and a linguistic neural network.
After many tweaks and long sequences generated the best numbers coming out of the neural network work predicted for Saturday, December 29th. Given that the prediction came off of a training that was designed for Saturday, December 22nd, I am inclined to savor the imprecision as way to give myself a little family time, and as a way to honor the possibility of some confusion in the predictive powers of the neural network. In our last attempt using a similar methodology of glitch embracing, we got two numbers right. That results in a Lucky Dip. Free numbers that the Lotto itself grabs for us. Our Lucky Dip numbers for Saturday are 21, 22, 31, 34, 47, 56. If the neural net numbers are wrong, I am convinced that they were making way for the lotto’s algorithm. All these scripts are connected to networks of machine learning, and also of inter-computer communication. Would it be so strange if my neural network became aware of the guess that was made in our tiny sphere of the randomly computational galaxy by a behemoth computer in London? I think not. So maybe we win a few bucks off of this set? If not you can use the numbers that generated our disco elf up above:
13, 15, 27, 28, 35, 50 It’s a good set. Only one super recent number a bunch of average age (7) numbers, and one old-timer in the middle.  Plus... it’s jaunty like a disco elf. While everyone is celebrating over Christmas and New Years, let’s hold onto this set through the rest of 2018, and then go back and consult the Oracle again for the January 2nd, 2019 draw. The bold numbers above are the Stupidity Tax endorsed numbers for the next full week until New Years.












