By Michael Noel, Founder DeReticular, and his AI Remnant There is an uncomfortable truth in America. A palpable change is coming. We all know it, we all feel it, and most of us have a vague notion of how it might unfold. But it is how we, as Americans, are dealing with this impending change that is beginning to silence those who speak truths that don’t align with the current, fractured standards. It’s a little like listening to Kennedy’s speech. “We choose to go to the moon, and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard.” What if, instead of rallying behind that call, instead of embracing the difficult tasks that have defined American greatness, we had responded with a collective shrug and a self-serving caveat? “Let’s rally around our President John F. Kennedy and support doing the hard things… just not in my…

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The American voting industry is a fortress. It’s a complex landscape of private vendors, stringent government certification, and deeply entrenched systems.[1] For the average citizen, it can feel opaque…

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By Michael Noel, Founder of DeReticular In the gleaming boardrooms of corporate America, a silent poison is spreading. It’s a disease of our own making, a self-inflicted wound…

Continue Reading The Tyranny of the Trivial: How America’s Enterprises Are Drowning in a Sea of Worthless Truths