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Well November 4th was probably the funniest all-time day here on Twitter... but I of course went viral with a seriouspost The post below got me over 500 new followers from 750,000 views so I figured I'd say hello to my new friends and thanks for following. Things have been busy. First, let me say that if you're following me for general political discourse, you might as well unfollow me because that's really not the purpose of my being here. I think we're beyond the point of having "quality discussions" about that stuff anyway. Nobody's going to change their minds, and this system doesn't really serve _any_ of us if we're being honest. My real purpose is really to talk about health and nutrition. I'll occasionally replyguy and troll the governor, but aside from that, any political posting here should revolve around some stuff I want to lobby the FDA on, mostly regarding vitamin A fortification and beta-carotene. My post definitely had some interesting comments. Haters mainly argued that I should stop running and stay and fight and convert people to Christianity or the like. My answer is that that's just not my mission. We moved because we wanted ten more 'normal' years for our kid, and didn't think we'd get them in Central Texas. That was priority number one. I wasn't going to stick around and sacrifice my life and subject my family to increasing amounts of degeneracy so that we could still lose. I only have so many years left and getting outvoted by sub 80 hordes and masked idiots outside of Austin was not how I wished to spend them. So here's the way I see it all. I hope I'm wrong, but I'm sadly confident I'm not. First, there's very obviously a powerful agenda against us. We've effectively been mass-poisoned from countless angles. This is inarguable. And from my viewpoint, we have to assume it isn't going to change nor will it get fixed anytime in the near future. The MAHA movement was well-intentioned from the outside, but it accomplished nothing, nor would it ever have in this environment. I know people like @CalleyMeans are posting some wild stuff and everyone's hoping the new chief of staff @StephenM will actually do something that benefits actual normal American citizens, but we have to work from the assumption that nothing seriously good will happen. This just has to be your base case these days. What this means is that you are effectively on your own. "Nobody is coming to save you" and all that. So if you want to be healthy, you are going to need to work harder, do more research, and spend more money to NOT poison your body. If you like "snacks", you literally need to spend more money to get food with less garbage added. You don't need to be a total purist, but you do need to be a bit of a "kook" if you want you and your family to be healthy. This is where my actual goals lie. We need more clean food. Glyphosate free. Heavy metal tested. Not fortified with toxic "vitamins" and minerals. One less thing to worry about and all that. Because if good people are EVER to have a chance of winning, they need to be clear headed and clear-bodied. And right now we are anything but. So that's the angle I see. That's the first step in actually having a small number of us that can win (or raise children who can win). By being healthy first. That's the part in the ongoing culture war that I'd like to assist. Some asked what I think is coming. If I saw Texas falling apart, what do I see next? 1. The answer (and I of course have no crystal ball) is simply continued slow decline. I don't think there will be any massive event or war just yet, so at this point, our future looks like it continues heading towards South Africa. 2. Continued inflation is a mathematical guarantee. You need to be ready for it... it's inevitable. I don't think there will be Zimbabwe style hyperinflation though. (Like you'll ever be given a debt jubilee... that's a pipe dream). From my perspective, the US dollar may look like it sucks, but it at least sucks the least. 3. K-shaped everything, including your food. It will continue to get worse on the bottom, and better on the top as we need to fight tooth and nail to keep ourselves whole. 4. In response to (1) and (3) above, there will be more private enclaves, private clubs, private security, likely even more private areas on the internet. 5. AI is not going to stop. I've written multiple times that Claude Opus 5.5 is what I consider to be a true turning point. Software is effectively solved, and if that's the case, then so many other things downstream are only a matter of time. At some point, industries will be taken over by lean and mean teams of like 5 skilled AI operators who can simply maneuver faster and smarter than legacy human teams. Either understand it or face your eventual replacement. Because of this, government employment ("babysitting") and other forms of "UBI" (whether explicitly stated or not) will continue to grow. I have no clue what we're going to do with all of these Uber drivers and delivery services when robots are driving everything for half the cost. Yes, it's going to look dystopian. You need to stand out above the masses. If your job can be easily automated, it eventually will be. Timeline? 5-7 years? Who knows. 6. Later on (late-2030s to early 2040s?), I do foresee violence with Mexican cartels. If this happens, Texas is going to be a hot mess. There are a TON of veterans who are unlikely to budge. If you don't want to join in on that party, you may want to get out of the crossfire. Note though, by that time, GWOT veterans will be over 60 years old. This is one concern I have in Oklahoma - we're still simply too close to Texas, and we may eventually be a border state ourselves. Long story short, I see no reason why everything won't continue to decline. It's baked into the plan and it needs to get worse before it gets worse. (Note that my calculations ignore the possibility of something cataclysmic like a magnetic pole shift) Others have asked me about moving to Oklahoma. I mean yeah it's still a red state, and you definitely want to be in a red county. So there's that. I love the people here and enjoy how much sunshine we get, it's definitely a better climate than Texas, tornadoes be damned. The four states in the center of the country are their own awesome little world. But the seedlings are here, as they are in other places, and they can't be ignored. I cannot confidently say that moving here is a permanent solution if you want to stay safe for the course of a generation. If there were to be a "final fallback point", this likely isn't it. I don't mean to blackpill, I'm just not overly optimistic for the general masses or our no-longer-high-trust society. As a whole, we're losing, and as a whole, we're going to continue to lose more. Without drastic changes that nobody seems to want to make, this will just need to be accepted. Yet with that said, there's the remnant who can win. We can still have enough healthy people that we can keep our culture intact, even if it's at a smaller scale while the world around us continues to deteriorate. That's what's worth fighting for. It's that remnant that I wish to find, and that's who my message is really for. If that's you, then please follow along. Now if you'll excuse me, I'll be getting back to my rantings on beta-carotene. Thanks again for reading.