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06:40:19 pm 01/31/2026

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Chapter 3 — The World Behind the Curtain: How Power Really WorksMost people go through life believing the world is run by presidents, prime ministers, and the flags they salute. They imagine nations as independent tribes, each with its own destiny, each guided by the will of its people. It’s a comforting story. It’s also wrong.
The truth is simpler, stranger, and far more familiar than people realize.
The world works almost exactly like a business.
Not a small business. Not a local shop. A massive, sprawling, multinational corpor Read More

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05:44:28 pm 01/25/2026

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Jesse Wells, From Failure to Success: The Arc of an Arkansas Troubadour
Jesse Allen Breckenridge Wells (born November 22, 1992) is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist whose artistic evolution reflects both personal endurance and cultural resonance. Known professionally as Jesse Welles, he blends folk tradition with incisive commentary on contemporary issues — a transition that has propelled him from relative obscurity into the realm of widely discussed, internet-native music.

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01:23:23 pm 01/20/2026

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There Are Rules — And a Philly Has Always Had Them
A Philly cheesesteak is not a “build-your-own gourmet sandwich.”
It never was.

It is a working-class South Philadelphia street food, born on flat-tops, eaten standing up, judged in one bite, and never explained to tourists. The moment you start slicing the meat, toasting the roll, or adding toppings, you are no longer talking about a Philly. You’ve crossed a bridge—into Jersey, New York, or some suburban mall food court. Whatever you’re holdin Read More

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03:32:45 pm 01/19/2026

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A System Under Stress: Automation, Control, and the Search for Stability
For a long time, what’s been happening in the United States has felt chaotic, disconnected, and irrational. Policies feel harsher. Rights feel less stable. Explanations don’t seem to match outcomes. Public anger keeps rising, yet the underlying problems never seem to be addressed.

At first glance, it looks like political dysfunction. Or ideology run amok. Or one man doing extreme things.

But when you step back and start l Read More

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03:19:44 pm 01/19/2026

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Trump: The Perfect Scapegoat
After spending time breaking down automation, job loss, population pressure, and the way enforcement tools like ICE are being used, a pattern starts to emerge that’s hard to ignore.

At a certain point, the question stops being what is happening and becomes why this is happening this way.

Because if this were only about immigration…
If it were only about politics…
If it were only about one president…

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01:09:16 pm 01/19/2026

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When Systems Are Under Stress, Bad Tools Get Used — And That’s the Real Problem
The solution our government is using is not the correct one. ICE is a tool that should never be used as a quick fix.

Most people can feel it:
something about the way the country is operating right now feels tense, rushed, and unstable.

Rights that once felt dependable feel uncertain.
Policies feel harsher.
Explanations don’t quite line up with outcomes.

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12:48:50 pm 01/19/2026

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Why ICE Is Being Used So Aggressively — And Why It’s About More Than Immigration
A lot of people feel something doesn’t add up.

If this were only about immigration enforcement…
If it were only about political points with a hard-line base…
If it were only about population control in an automated future…

…then the level of intensity, visibility, and persistence wouldn’t make sense.

That instinct is correct.

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12:17:30 pm 01/19/2026

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In the next decade MOST experts have estimated that 30% and up to 90% of all jobs will be eliminated by AI and Automation developments. And How ICE is Being Used as a Quick Fix 

These are the ones AI and robotics can replace fully:
cashiers
warehouse workers
truck drivers
delivery drivers
call‑center workers
receptionists
data entry
paralegals
bank tellers
retail associates
fast‑food workers
basic manufacturing
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07:33:21 am 08/18/2025

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The Next Life-Changing Technology: A Convergence of AI, Robotics, and Human Augmentation
History teaches us that transformative technologies rarely arrive in isolation. The printing press, the steam engine, electricity, and the internet all reshaped civilization not only through their invention but through their integration into human life. Today, we stand at another threshold: the convergence of artificial intelligence, robotics, brain–computer interfaces, clean energy, and biotechnology.

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09:53:29 pm 01/06/2026

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The Discipline of Enough Planning
There is a quiet failure that looks responsible on the surface. It wears the disguise of preparation, research, refinement, and caution. It tells you that once everything is perfectly aligned—once the plan is flawless—you will begin. But that moment never arrives.

As Tony Robbins observes, “Winners take imperfect action, while losers are still perfecting the plan.” This is not a rejection of planning; it is a warning against mistaking planning for progress.

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