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digital-identity

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🔒 You Can Rebuild Everything From Public Memory — That Changes the Game

What happens when your entire publishing system can be erased—and rebuilt—from public memory alone? This essay explores why true durability is not about backups, platforms, or promises of permanence, but about regenerability. Rehydration changes the power dynamics of publishing, identity, and creative ownership in a way most people still don’t see.

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🔒 Why I Don’t Optimize for Reach Anymore

Reach is treated as the ultimate success metric for writers and creators—but it is a fiat metric, not a sovereign one. This essay explains why optimizing for reach leads to fragility, burnout, and dependence, and why serious builders are better served by optimizing for continuity, recoverability, and daily output instead.

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