Gold, God, and the Law of Reversal

Why 2025 Belongs to the Miners, Not the Machines “That which is exalted among men is abomination in the sight of God.” — Luke 16:15 You’ve seen it a thousand times: breathless coverage of AI, ChatGPT, Nvidia, Bitcoin — “the next frontier.” It’s as if the media has declared 2025…

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The Architecture of Words

“But if thought corrupts language, language can also corrupt thought.” — George Orwell Over lunch with friends recently, I was reminded how profoundly words shape our reality. They don’t just describe what we think—they guide it, limit it, sometimes even replace it. Mid-conversation, someone casually used the phrase “conspiracy theory.”…

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Gain-of-Function Economics: The Fed’s Century of Engineered Fragility

“Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value: zero.” — Voltaire Last week, I read Scott Bessent’s paper, “The Fed’s ‘Gain of Function’ Monetary Policy,” which presents a striking critique of the Federal Reserve’s unconventional monetary strategies. Bessent argues that over the past decades—particularly following the 2008 financial crisis—the Fed has engaged…

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Bitcoin and the Gospel of the Digital Age

“They exchanged the truth about God for a lie, and worshiped and served created things rather than the Creator.” — Romans 1:25 Last week, I watched footage of Billy Graham’s historic New York Crusade at Yankee Stadium. Over 100,000 people gathered to hear him preach, a turnout that surpassed capacity….

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You Don’t Think Your Thoughts—Propaganda Does

“People don’t have ideas. Ideas have people.” — Carl Jung Most people believe they own their ideas—but Jung, one of the most profound psychological engineers of all time, saw it the other way around: ideas own us. Few slogans demonstrate this better than the seductive call to “Save Democracy.” It…

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From Spectacle to Sanctuary: The Church’s Quiet Return

“In the silence of the heart, God speaks. In the labor of the hands, the soul is restored.” — adapted from Mother Teresa and Catholic tradition This past week, I spent days on my knees, cutting through dense grass and loosening soil to build a new vegetable garden. The work…

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