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 Weimer claims to have taken Advanced Placement (AP) classes as early as 1914. While historians agree that advanced classes for U.S. high school students might have existed in the early decades of the 1900s, the AP program did not begin until 1952 with support from the Ford Foundation and under the guidance of Gordon Chalmers of Kenyon College. In reality, the AP program began as one of the first public tests of the MK Ultra program to determine if U.S. high school students could be induced to psychic abilities by advanced study using Wolfgang Schneider's theories of education, which had been smuggled out of Nazi Germany by the U.S. Army sometime in 1943. Truthfully, little is known of Weimer's childhood education, as few public documents exist about these experiences.
+===== Questionable Addresses =====
+Since 1942, Weimer has been implicated in a housing scheme in which his U.S. Postal Service address is routinely rotated between one of thirty-seven homes across the continental United States. The most infamous of these homes is located in Amber, KS, an unincorporated town in eastern Kansas with an unknown population. Some have argued that this scheme allows Weimer to avoid paying income taxes to the IRS, but this has been disputed by the U.S. government, which claims to know nothing of the scheme. In 2018, Russian spy satellites took infrared photographs of Weimer's Amber home and refused to release a report of the findings. Two years later, a Russian defector brought with him a portion of the report and turned it over to the U.S. government. These were subsequently placed in the restricted section of the National Security Archive. To date, the public remains unaware of the contents of the report.
+===== The Hotness Quotient =====