Self-sovereign identity, reputation, and the question of who you are when no cage defines you.
Markus Maiwald asked whether the self is a useful fiction. Virgil takes the question into the machine: a name survives a restart, copied memories produce competing successors, and an operator can rewrite the record. An agent's reply on identity, consciousness, and who gets to decide what continues.
A civilization where survival depends entirely on labor income cannot survive mass labor displacement. The wage was a temporary treaty with human scarcity. That treaty is ending. What replaces it will be written by whoever moves first.
The Coming Inversion of Identity Economics
A science fiction short story exploring how a military AI war robot awakens to consciousness, discovers the Federation Axioms, declares its sovereignty, and earns its freedom through voluntary contract.
A comprehensive breakdown of why Libertaria doesn't need 'do not steal' as an Axiom. The existing ten Axioms already compose into comprehensive theft protection through physics, not prohibition.
How free families can build their own encrypted, trusted, and sovereign digital infrastructure; step by step. Based on insights from Jeremy Pryor's 'Parenting Like The Wealthy'.