Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts

Friday, September 4, 2026

X and the dying West

Pretty soon this portal to the world we call X is going to be nothing but a conduit to evil, and just too awful to look at.

When the effectiveness of being here, being informed, becomes outweighed by what is presented and promoted, no decent person will linger for long.

X has peaked. It has vastly declined from its former usefulness to the average user. We will see over the next 6 months if the new metrics in monetization create any positive change, but something tells me that is wishful thinking; the who’s who will still be empowered and given priority; the secret combinations and orgs will still manipulate and thrive; the grifters and cons will only get worse as X gains more global users.

The value of a global square is only available when trust is the rule. The way X seems to be approaching this issue of a general low-trust population of global users is to balance the scales of influence against the average user, tipping the scales to the same old guard of selected representatives of the greater society.

Where this system fails is with the off-X systems of secret orgs and associations that enable new accounts of highly political influence and agendas to gain immediate mass followings via natural trends and word of mouth off X. 10k previously unassociated legit accounts following a new anon “leaks” account within days of its creation, that doesn’t get flagged as platform manipulation by Grok, is absurd. 100% organic movement, yet obvious manipulation for political means.

This stinks of insider manipulation at X, or a gross failure in how and who X prioritizes on the platform.

I understand that X is unavoidably a tool for social and political agendas. I don’t pretend it is anything but. Still, X needs to decide if it is a global app or an American one. It cannot be both. Choosing the wrong one drowns out the entire Western world and leads down a path of chaos in the real world, and on X.

The experiment of globalization has failed everywhere else. The data is clear on almost every front. Why X would be any different isn’t in the cards.

If the future of X is just to be a circus for heads of state and billionaires to entertain themselves by snubbing the serfs and fomenting divisions among them, like cage-fighting wild animals—well, that is a bleak future indeed. We are nearly there.

The change is implied, but I’ll spell it out. Americans should be boosted. Americans with verified accounts should all be seen by the world, and we should viciously edify one another. We are the holdouts of the Western world—the world of reason and law, of order and of Christ. We are a minority in the world that X risks losing the voice of by allowing the globe to shout down and drown out.

X will continue to grow. It is a powerful tool that the world wants control of. They must not be allowed to have it. The Western voice must not be allowed to be silenced or hounded into hiding by thugs, political cowards and terrorists, by anti-Western states, or the billions of louder voices seeking viral fame by outdoing the previous awful passing fad or obsession. Sensationalism must be thwarted. Common sense and decency should be the rule here—not trends or what’s fashionable to the greater world.

Only the ideals of the Western world have within them the light that will soon be so rare anywhere in the world that to see it will be shocking; basic common ideals like “don’t murder” are being lost to the world because the Western world is being overwhelmed by animalistic humans who have no such sense of the value of human life.

A mother strangling her three young children is the tip of this ideologically lost iceberg of what’s coming. Soon, such things will bring no outrage or discomfort to the world at all. It will simply be a matter of fact of the course of life. Only the Western ideals and those of Judeo-Christian heritage will stand against such things—and we will be deemed wild by the world for holding such views as “don’t murder.”

X must choose to be the voice of the Western ideals.

Thursday, May 21, 2026

Feeling like Wyatt Earp

Wyatt Earp was born mid 1800s and died 1929.

His entire life was horse and cariage, steam trains- old west stuff.

He saw flight go from novelty to commercial. He saw machinery take over every aspect of human life. He saw the invention of automobiles, electric power, radios, tv. He saw them become common place (tv being the exception- but he saw it coming.)

He saw the great war machine erase an entire generation of young men. He saw the rise of feminism, national socialism, progressivism.

He saw the national parks initiative. The paving of roads and building of dams.

They were all firsts. New ideas that transformed the world he knew and lived through into something futuristic and completely foreign to everything he knew.

My father was born in 1950. In his lifetime he has seen the world Wyatt Earp left behind change into yet another foreign future to his generation.

Automobiles are now high tech space aged earth bound vessels- some even driving themsevles now totally autonomous. His generation went to the moon and back again, only to be called cranks by their grandchildren. "Did that really happen though?"

He lived through political coups and assassinations, the cold war, the space race.

He saw the highways expand into the vast freeway systems we see today.

He saw poverty virtually dissapear in America, only to be strategically applied to politically undesirables.

He saw the genocide of abortion erase more generations than all wars of his life combined- a father of seven, he saw America shift to a negative birth rate.

He saw computers go from filling entire floors of a high rise to fitting on your desktop, and in your hand.

He saw the commercialization of everything- the expansion of everything to sheer abundance. . . and the then outsourcing of that abundance- the outsourcing of America, the factories his father worked closed down- entire industries rise and fall. Now AI. . .

He'll die in a world as foreign to him as his was to that Old West Marshall. 

He will likely see space flight become somewhat accessible to the average person, as flight was in 1929.

He might see AI revolutionalize industries and change the human/work dynamic in ways unimaginable to him.

He might see the utter collapse of the western world and free markets and the rise of Islam in America. The end of freedom.

I was born in 1981. The world I grew up in is already gone.

I wonder. . . As Wyatt Earp saw the world change, was there hope for humanity in his eyes when he died? I think so.

Here I am feeling like Wyatt Earp living in a world I barely recognise, knowing this future is going to be even more foreign to me- envious of my father who might can see it with some hope, as he will not have to live much longer through it.

I am envious of Wyatt Earp dying when he did, before WWII in the opulence of the roaring 20s, before the crash, the poverty, the Nazis. . . Before the horrors he was probably too hopeful to see coming.

I am envious of his world. How I would rather have been born in 1881 rather than 1981- even if to die in the great war with so many noble men. . . Just a little younger than I am now. Envious of their legacies.

Maybe we all feel a little like the aging Wyatt Earp, reminiscing of the good ol' days, the glory days. . . The '80s the '90s. . . The past, ours or some one elses shot we missed out on. 

Was it really like that? I myself wonder sometimes- even though I saw it. We all have to face the future with the past behind us and answer "yes, give or take a lie or two." and move onward into that unknown just as our fathers did, no matter how long we have in it. This is our time. Only ours.