Macro / House
House memos on structural forces, market architecture, and the broader patterns shaping economic and strategic landscapes.
The Overton Window Is Not a Lie — But It's Also Not a Line
The Overton window isn't wrong — it's incomplete. Ideas don't advance through persuasion; they settle when interpretive terrain reshapes. Understanding this geometry reveals why arguments feel circular and why consensus shifts quietly.
Observation, Not Creation
Reality doesn't depend on observation to exist. Only our explanations do. Most scientific paradoxes dissolve once we separate existence from explanation.
The Mirror, The Door & The Room
A Framework for Dimensional Growth, Presence, and How People Meet Each Other in Clarity. Most people think growth is linear—step by step, milestone by milestone. But there are not 'levels' to climb. There are dimensions we move between: the Mirror, the Door, the Room.
GOOD NEWS — AI CAN'T REPLACE YOU. BAD NEWS — YOU HAVE TO REPLACE YOURSELF FIRST.
The 'AI wrote this' reflex isn't literary critique—it's avoidance of interpretation. When humans stop interpreting, they stop evolving. AI can't replace you, but refusing the mirror can.
THE DEATH OF THE NPC (But We're All Still Alive)
A structural dismantling of the NPC myth through logic, mathematics, and the undeniable reality of human sovereignty.
The Internal Origin of Evolution
Why Darwin's Theory Starts Inside Us — Not Outside. Evolution is not a one-way force. It is a repeating loop: Pressure → Interpretation → Adaptation → Internal change → New interpretation.
THE TWO DIMENSIONS OF REALITY (And Why That's All You Need)
A structural dismantling of multi-dimensional cosmology. Reality operates through two dimensions: the layer that creates substrate, and the layer where substrate becomes foundation.
The Architecture of American Pressure
A structural map of how logistics, energy, credit, infrastructure, and demographic forces interact to shape the next era of American economic behavior.