Will They Tell You the Truth?

For more than two decades, I have been dedicated to sharing invaluable knowledge and insights with the public, challenging conventional wisdom and offering a unique perspective that predates the dawn of the new millennium. While a significant number have embraced the intellectual gifts I have imparted, a notable few have failed to recognize the moral imperative to provide financial support for the ongoing work that is being presented.

At the core of our social contract lies a fundamental truth: no labor of intellect should go unrewarded. This principle holds steadfast even in a society characterized by rampant crony capitalism, where the whims of elite and lawless factions often dictate the course of events. Should divine judgment be rendered, it is likely that the failure to adhere to this basic tenet will be met with stern consequences.

Reflecting on these dynamics on this serene Sunday afternoon, I am struck by the critical importance of honoring and valuing the intellectual contributions of those who strive to enlighten and disrupt the prevailing narrative. The obligation to support such endeavors transcends mere acknowledgment; it represents a moral duty that speaks to the very fabric of our societal ethics and standards.

The unadorned truth of our societal structures and power dynamics lays bare the reality that genuine progress and enlightenment can only be achieved through a collective commitment to fostering and sustaining the pursuit of knowledge and insight. My aspiration is that as we navigate these intricacies, we will uphold the principles of equity and reciprocity, ensuring that those who enrich our intellectual landscape are duly recognized and upheld in their pursuits.