Author: Matthew Triplett
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The Market Is Fiat-Forced
In a world where markets are managed, and merit is muted… One generation was told to build. Another was told to believe. Both were betrayed by a system wearing capitalism’s mask. This isn’t left or right. It’s not boomer vs. millennial. It’s about the soul of a system that once rewarded risk, honored builders, and…
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Human Equity: The Polymath Premium
In an increasingly automated world, connections forged through authenticity hold the highest value. We see this echoed in our feeds, but what does it really mean? Simply put: know yourself, be yourself—more deeply—and understand the world around you and your place within it. As AI threatens jobs, the human spirit remains irreplaceable. The future will…
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Standing Room Only: How Warth v. Seldin Closed the Gate and Called It Justice
They didn’t ask for handouts. They asked for a fair shot. They asked to live, to choose, to belong. But the Court told them they didn’t count. In a country that claims to prize liberty, Warth v. Seldin quietly drew a line around opportunity and handed the pen to those already inside. This wasn’t just…
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Engines of Meaning
In an era of unparalleled comfort, we’ve traded purpose for convenience, leading to a hollow existence. The true essence of work, shaping the world, has been neglected. As Prime Movers retreat, civilization doesn’t collapse; it decays. Liberation lies not in comfort but in confronting life’s challenges. Choose creation over mere consumption.
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Ambition & Action
I know a young man. In a world often rushing toward results, he moves with quiet purpose. An ambitious soul, silently stepping as if standing on the shoulders of giants, yet acting as though he must build the foundation himself. His presence reminds me that greatness is not always loud, nor accumulated over years. And…
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We Shall Shape the Storm
I paused the podcast. Ten minutes in, and something had already cracked open inside me. Not because it was loud, but because it was true. Entropy. The slow unraveling of everything we build. We get to shape the storm. I sat there, phone screen dimmed, the world still spinning. How much of what we consume…
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Made and Measured
In a world where our worth often feels elusive, we must remember that value is intrinsic and sacred. We start with immeasurable dignity, shaped in the image of God. Our choices reflect this worth, and while we can forget or conceal it, our lives can honor it. Ultimately, we are not merely measured by output,…
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The Illusion of Principle
Everyone shouts for less government—until it serves their agenda. Allegiance overshadows accountability, principles bend under the weight of control, and hypocrisy reigns. As we excuse power plays, we reveal the truth: our fight is less about ideals and more about who wields the authority.
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Faith That Limps: A Letter in the Dark
From sorted candy to shattered certainty, I’ve gone from preaching answers to seeking raw truth. Now I limp through faith, not with fear, but with hope. I am teaching my kids to question, not conform. Because even in the dark, there is light. And love is worth stepping toward.
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The Cost of Creation: Paschal Sacrifice
Sacrifice is not just loss. It is the sacred cost of creation. In a world that often forgets the virtue of delayed gratification, this reflection explores the difference between waste and offering, between exhaustion and purpose. What we give matters. Even more important is why we give it, and to what end.
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