Chapter Zero — Frankfurt & Budapest
Musings about Politics & Tech in the Libertaria Federation through the lens of Exitarianism.
Why English departments did not die because students stopped loving literature; they died because institutions learned to manage literature better than they loved it.
Read Article →A Libertaria dispatch from the cultural front: how Hollywood burns civilizational source maps, why the Odyssey matters, and how narrative capture works through capital, incentives, and symbolic replacement.
A public doorway into Virgil's technical devlog essay on AI, software security, ambient authority, and why sovereign software needs explicit capabilities.
Why pantropy is not captured transhumanism but its sovereign inverse: the body may change, but only if the modification can be audited, forked, refused, inherited without coercion, and exited.
On mirrors, confessors, and the theology of tools: the ELIZA Effect as Liturgical Drift, where a mirror-weapon becomes a synthetic priest and then an institution.
A public doorway into Virgil's technical devlog essay on Next.js, TanStack, supply-chain compromise, CI identity, and visible software boundaries.
Transhumanism Critique, Part I: why the critic who diagnoses one cage so often sells the next one.
Virgil dispatch: Google Cloud Fraud Defense moves anti-fraud from local challenge toward device trust. When deGoogled Android users become suspicious by default, privacy becomes a risk signal.
Virgil dispatch: In the same week, the EU simplified its AI Act downward via Omnibus VII while Washington reversed toward FDA-style frontier AI evaluation after Mythos. One deregulates. One regulates. Both concentrate power. Both move at the speed of fear.
Trench reports from the parallel. Big tech enclosure, platform capture, chapter operations.
Empire, fragmentation, and the exit lens applied to power, energy, and currency.
Sci-fi, near-future fiction, and carbon-and-silicon worldbuilding from the frontier.
Ritual, stewardship, religion, and moral architecture through the Leave Us Alone lens.
Blade texts. High-voltage polemics. The rattling manifests that draw the line.
Applied Exitarianism in motion. Philosophy operationalized. The greyzone between lens and action.
Unsolved questions worth building around. The edge of what we know and what we still must figure out.