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When Consensus Replaced Truth, PART IV: A FUTURE WIKIPEDIA ARTICLE ON THE FALL OF THE UNITED STATES (published 2047)
NOTICE OF DISCLAIMER This article is a work of historical fiction, written in the style of a Wikipedia entry as a speculative thought experiment. It does not describe actual future events, but explores how cultural, educational, and institutional trends might be assessed retrospectively by historians. References to commissions, studies, and timelines are fictionalized for analytical purposes. A visual representation of social fragmentation and institutional strain during the
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2 days ago5 min read


When Consensus Replaced Truth, PART III: A FUTURE WIKIPEDIA ARTICLE ON THE FALL OF THE UNITED STATES (published 2047)
NOTICE OF DISCLAIMER This article is a work of historical fiction, written in the style of a Wikipedia entry as a speculative thought experiment. It does not describe actual future events, but explores how cultural, educational, and institutional trends might be assessed retrospectively by historians. References to commissions, studies, and timelines are fictionalized for analytical purposes. A visual representation of social fragmentation and institutional strain during the
dktippit3
2 days ago3 min read


When Consensus Replaced Truth, PART II: A FUTURE WIKIPEDIA ARTICLE ON THE FALL OF THE UNITED STATES (published 2047)
NOTICE OF DISCLAIMER This article is a work of historical fiction, written in the style of a Wikipedia entry as a speculative thought experiment. It does not describe actual future events, but explores how cultural, educational, and institutional trends might be assessed retrospectively by historians. References to commissions, studies, and timelines are fictionalized for analytical purposes. A visual representation of social fragmentation and institutional strain during the
dktippit3
Jan 133 min read


WHEN CONSENSUS REPLACED TRUTH, PART I: A FUTURE WIKIPEDIA ARTICLE ON THE FALL OF THE UNITED STATES (published 2047)
NOTICE OF DISCLAIMER This article is a work of historical fiction, written in the style of a Wikipedia entry as a speculative thought experiment. It does not describe actual future events, but explores how cultural, educational, and institutional trends might be assessed retrospectively by historians. References to commissions, studies, and timelines are fictionalized for analytical purposes. A visual representation of social fragmentation and institutional strain during the
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Jan 123 min read


When Your Mouth Undoes Your Work
Trump's Truth Social post about the murder of Rob Reiner and his wife. I voted for Donald Trump. Not out of loyalty. Not because I think he’s the moral example America needs. I voted out of platform—and because, like a lot of conservatives, I looked at the alternatives and made a decision I could live with. But I’m not going to pretend that means I have to clap for everything he does. Because his recent response on Truth Social to the brutal deaths of Rob Reiner and his wife
dktippit3
Dec 17, 20255 min read


False Prophets: Who They Are, How They Work, and Why Christians Must Stay Discerners in a Confused World
A wolf clothed in sheep’s wool — a reminder that not every confident voice speaks truth, and not every leader is sent by God. If you’ve read the Bible for more than five minutes, you know God doesn’t take false prophets lightly. These were people who claimed to speak for Him but delivered messages He never gave. They soothed when God warned, they promised peace when judgment was at the door, and they traded truth for applause. That was ancient Israel, right? Not even close.
dktippit3
Dec 12, 20254 min read


Live Not By Lies: From Labels to Bullets
Live Not By Lies Rod Dreher’s Live Not By Lies has never felt more prophetic. His warning was simple but piercing: America is not being...
dktippit3
Sep 22, 20254 min read


Hate Speech, Free Speech
Hate Speech vs Free Speech When Charlie Kirk was assassinated on September 10, 2025, my heart sank. My son looked up to him. Thousands of...
dktippit3
Sep 21, 20255 min read


Setting the Record Straight: A Response to Bart Ehrman’s NPR Article
The cover of Bart Ehrman’s book How Jesus Became God , which shaped his NPR article and interview. This rebuttal responds directly to the...
dktippit3
Sep 5, 20253 min read


A Triumph in the Gulf: American Innovation Brings Astronauts Home
The spectacle of the SpaceX Dragon capsule, descending gracefully beneath its parachutes, culminating in a precise splashdown in the Gulf...

joshua cummins
Mar 21, 20252 min read


RFK Jr. ENDORSES DONALD TRUMP IN HISTORIC PRESS CONFERENCE!
During a press conference in Arizona on Friday, RFK Jr. discussed his achievements in his campaign. Despite his success in various...

joshua cummins
Aug 23, 20241 min read
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