Author: Matthew Triplett
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The Compass I was Carrying: Finding My Way
Sinek’s work moves from polished origin stories to the kind of practical confrontation that forces clarity. It doesn’t hand you truths but it corners you into naming the ones you’ve been living without language. For me, it didn’t reshape my understanding. It did exposed that responsibility had been my structure all along.
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Jesus’ Ancient Claims: Explained
When Jesus says, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life,” I hear it as a claim about reality itself. He is not presenting Himself as one path among many, but as the source toward which every sincere search has been aiming. If this is true, then existence is not held by default.…
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Nothing or No Thing: Ancient Memory, Metaphysics, and the Stories We Refuse to Take Seriously
Forget everything you think you know about ancient stories; they aren’t mere myths. They are lived memories of a world where humanity and the divine intertwined, bursting with mastery and peril. The ancients weren’t naive; they were brilliant, remembering truths that connect cultures across time. It’s time to listen to those echoes.
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‘Tis Season That Demands Something of You
Christmas was never about coziness. It began as a disruption. A sacred family in a damp, dark cave. The Bread of Life laid in a trough for wild animals. Light entering darkness. Order putting on the clothing of chaos. Restoration and renewal, bought at a cost older than the world. That is the ancient pattern.…
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The Consequences of Not Thinking
Are the lost wanderers truly wicked, or are they simply minds left unclaimed? It would explain why sacred texts cast vagrants and vagabonds as abhorrent. These shifty beings unworthy of civilization, not for what they do, but for what they lack. Direction. Roots. Purpose. A mind without claim becomes a territory open to occupation. Hill’s…
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United Slaves of “Altruism”: Tariffs, QE, and the Illusion of Protection
A critique of tariffs, quantitative easing, and corporatism. Policies sold as protection become instruments of servitude and systemic decay.
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Quantum Computing and Bitcoin: Resilience Under Fire
Quantum computing isn’t a trivial nuisance for Bitcoin; it’s a looming threat that evolving. Someday it could shatter our security foundations. Prepare now, lest your hard-earned cryptocurrency becomes a target, leaving you nowhere to hide.
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The Wealth War: on assets, agency, and the systems we so blindly accept…
The so-called revolution is a fake. Beneath the rallying cries of equality lies a truth: authority is essential. Hierarchy is History. Yet “Wealth” today hinges on government intervention, masquerading as merit. Rebellion is regulated, and our complacency led us to accept a rigged system. The ‘real’ radical choice? Reject the comfort of convenience and reclaim…
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The Anvil & The Hammer: Reclaiming Rochester’s Forge
Dedicated to celebrating the enduring importance of quality and craftsmanship in Rochester, a city whose industrial legacy has long embodied excellence. I believe that quality must be approached strategically, requiring investment in skills and a deep respect for craftsmanship at every level. My goal is to inspire a collective effort to reclaim Rochester’s reputation for…
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Truth and the Teeth That Chew It
Truth is immutable, untouched by perspective, yet our relationship with it is a messy negotiation of experience. Some chew on hard truths while others choke them down. In a world of processed ‘truth,’ clarity is rarely found without a fight.
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