Pearson's Story: Canada’s Youth Are Thirsty for More Than Water
Yesterday, walking up our street, I met Pearson. He is nineteen years old. He was walking alone, shoulders curled, showing the signs of hardship.
When our eyes met, he came toward me. It was clear he needed help, though he did not signal or ask for it.
Dominion OS in the Clouds
We build systems, not slogans. Dominion OS is a full-stack sovereign operating system for orchestration of people, policy, memory, infrastructure, and mission. The system is engineered for clarity, agency, cryptographic integrity, and seamless command. Dominion OS is modeled as a directed acyclic graph (DAG), where each node is a command, policy, memory state, or infrastructure component.
End of the Line Brothers and Sisters
What I love about Vancouver Island is something deeper than scenery—it’s the spirit of the people. I have this natural tendency to “Brother” and “Sister” people. It’s fun for me. When I first moved to the Island about 5 years ago, I got “Brothered” a couple of times, and I thought—ah, beach culture: communal, open-hearted, free love—but not just in the hippy-dippy-trippy way. There was something sincere, unspoken, generous about it.