Field Guides

A 37-page guide explaining what researchers mean by the Singularity and a practical framework for staying prepared as artificial intelligence and biotechnology advance.

Ten rules and daily protocols for treating reality as a system you can read, built around simulation theory rather than standard productivity advice.

The Pentagon already had a plan for a permanent armed Moon base in 1959. Eisenhower killed it. The real declassified plan, and how closely today's pitch echoes it.

The government already has a real program betting biology can be solved. A 2024 federal agency and a 2011 DARPA program, both treating aging as a solvable problem, in their own words.

What actually stops an autonomous weapon from making a kill decision, and what doesn't. The real policy versus the common myth, and the one bill trying to close the gap.

The public records request letter and a state by state directory for getting the Flock Safety lease agreement covering cameras near you.

A deeper Flock Safety guide covering the lease model and three ready to send letters, including a request to find out who has searched your plate.

Four records tracing NSA surveillance of Americans from Project SHAMROCK in 1945 to the 2022 court opinion on Section 702 searches.

Does your local police department own a cell-site simulator, the real FBI non-disclosure agreement they signed to hide it, and a public records request built to get past the standard denial.

Carpenter v. United States and the third-party doctrine, and the documented gap agencies use to buy their way around a warrant.

Verified removal links for the public-records brokers, a working opt-out letter, and the device and identity habits that reduce what reaches a data broker in the first place.

A real DOJ antitrust complaint alleges landlords fed a shared algorithm their private pricing data, and it told them what to charge. How the mechanism worked, and what changed after the settlement.

The government has already recovered stolen wages from employers caught red-handed, and some of it might have your name on it. How to search the real federal database in under a minute.

A jury already ruled Live Nation and Ticketmaster illegally maintained a monopoly. A separate FTC case explains exactly how the fees work, including a real practice called triple-dipping.

The federal rule requiring easy subscription cancellation got struck down in court. What's still enforceable right now, state by state, and a complaint template built around the law that actually applies.

The FTC's real, reusable test for whether a multi-level marketing company is a pyramid scheme, turned into a seven-question checklist you can run against any MLM.

28 states sued to stop your DNA from being sold in bankruptcy court. The exact two-step deletion process most people miss, and what actually protects you.

The SEC's own report on the 2021 GameStop frenzy: what it ruled out, what it confirmed, and how payment for order flow actually works.

Four CIA documents on MKUltra and Project ARTICHOKE, including the 1963 Inspector General report prepared in a single copy to limit exposure.

Five declassified programs, from the Moscow Signal microwave campaign against the US embassy to the falsified dossiers behind Operation Paperclip.

Primary source records covering Operation Northwoods, the COINTELPRO letter sent to Martin Luther King, and the 2025 JFK declassification.

Four claimed control mechanisms, each paired with a real declassified document: induced amnesia, manufactured fear, a state psychic weapons assessment, and a CIA document describing entities encountered outside the body.

The complete 1984 CIA remote viewing transcript targeting Mars, with a plain English breakdown of what the session says and what remains classified.

Three CIA STARGATE documents rarely read in full, including the Uri Geller experiments at Stanford and a funded physics test for light said to be emitted during remote viewing.

Covers the Apollo 11 debrief withheld for 57 years, a signed 2026 AARO report on an unresolved sighting, and NSA records that stayed classified for 46 years.

A real evidence protocol, not another archive: how to preserve photo metadata, rule out drones and satellites before you submit anything, and file a report built to actually hold up.