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The Art of Being Free • Human Forever • I Know This Sounds Crazy (first book on Bitcoin) • Golden Age Problems coming soon
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The question of the AI age: How much humanism is too much? Original

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By James Poulos Verified
| Blaze Media Verified
Five years ago this month, I finished the manuscript for “Human Forever: The Digital Politics of Spiritual War.” By fall, it was in print, available as an e-book, and inscribed on the Bitcoin blockchain. It remains available today exclusively in Bitcoin on canonic.xyz. Despite its narrow audience — then considered a kiss of death, today hailed as smart “niching down” — “Human Forever” has made an enduring impact.
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At 250, America’s fate is wonderfully unwritten

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By James Poulos Verified
| Conservative Review Verified
America has a habit of bringing ideas — sometimes others’ ideas — to life. This habit breeds a certain culture of meritocratic, independent superiority, understood by self-made elites and commoners alike, that ideas are a dime a dozen: If you don’t get out there and actually do it, you’re just another dreamer. I think the most powerful example of this dynamic, and its enduring resonance today, is found in a single line from a single film.
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Pagan.ai | Blaze Media

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By James Poulos Verified
| Frontier Magazine (Blaze Media)
Most Americans still think of modernity as synonymous with progress. The two concepts unite in the term “modernization”—the magic word of the technocratic elite that dominated American politics throughout the high-modern age.
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