The Analog versus the Digital Worlds
This piece is going to be an exploration of my own thoughts on the analog versus digital worlds from both a physical and a philosophical point of view. It will be an exploration of being “real” or “not real”.
The Unfinished War on Crypto
How can we celebrate any so-called “victory” if people like Roger, and so many others, remain trapped in this legal nightmare? Closure will come when he can walk free and every politically motivated case against liberty-minded crypto innovators is dropped.
The Algorithmic Age
Our liberation begins with recognition: these systems of control are not inevitable. By embracing creativity, fostering authentic connection, and restoring our sovereignty, we don’t just resist the control matrix—we reclaim our fundamental right to author our own destiny.
To Celebrate Simple Gifts
I hope you will join me in celebrating the nobility of physical labor. To pass through this time of testing and their abusive psychological manipulation methods, my humble recommendation is to recommit to faith in something greater than yourself.
Big Pharma Continues to Hide the Truth
Medical ethics demand a balanced approach to every intervention, weighing potential benefits against potential harms. However, in the case of the Covid vaccines, federal agencies have chosen only to proclaim benefits.
Technocracy, Fear-Mongers, and the Conspiracy
Technocracy would go further than merely using technical means to govern people, such as surveillance equipment or armoured cars for crowd control; in the true sense of the word technocracy, devices such as AI-robots would be the means of governance.
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The Cost of Facebook’s Now-Repudiated Censorship
Meta’s dismantling of its fact-checking program – announced by Zuckerberg as a “cultural tipping point towards prioritizing speech” – reads like a quiet footnote to what may be one of the most staggering violations of fundamental rights in recent memory.
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When Information Had Weight
We’re still learning how to integrate these technologies into our lives, much like we did with search engines and the internet – remember when answering a simple historical question required a trip to the library?
The Banalization of Education
Working within the classic canons of liberal reformism, we can surely institute changes that will slightly improve the educational experience of students. But it seems to me that incremental reforms of this type will no longer suffice.
They’re Trialing Self-Amplifying RNA-LNP-Based Products
Will the people be told the truth about the GMO-ness and forever-copying-ness of these products? Will the remaining and unresolved compendial standard issues pertaining to the potency and process-related impurities be addressed? Will the LNP toxicity issues be investigated properly?
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War, Revolution, and Ambition
Arendt’s elaboration on ‘deterrence’ (1990, p. 15-17) is equally relevant today, insofar as its focus on the (nuclear) arms race during the Cold War similarly applies to the conflict in Ukraine, but with important differences and specifications.
Millions of Entries Erased from World’s Largest Obituary Database
Legacy.com is a website where you can search “the world’s largest obituary database,” with nearly 50,000,000 entries accumulated since 1998. Given the claim that Legacy.com offers a “permanent” space for commemoration, the recent discoveries raise some interesting questions.
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