America, Can You Read Me Yet?

Sunday, August 16, 2026

Good morning, The Wonder Fell Way. O/

Sometimes we write: be right there.
Other times: brt.
Sometimes you're: on the way.
Other times you're: otw.

Though, even though, you often lol,
You probably never texted laugh out loud.

Language.. my cup of tea and job.

If a kind visitor to your house began tweaking with the plumbing system, you might say thank you if their intentions seemed pure.

But if you were a master plumber, a veteran one at that, you'd have a different enlightened view on the situation.

Machines can't make Art or Write. Please stop pretending they can.
-Your Friendly Nation-hood Lifelong Poet O/

When we make a commodity of Language speech becomes marketable and so: No longer Free.

If you're wondering what's up with the state of America right now... now you know.

We're actively surrendering our freedoms of speech and press to machines.

AI algorithms are amazing technologies deciding what news is worth watching and whose voices are able to be heard and read.

For over two years I've posted daily on almost every major social media platform at different times.

There's words of hope, intelligence, and freedom here every single day shared regularly at different intervals on all the most popular social media applications.

I purposely dodged algorithms to make a vague point clear.

If we're not willing to play by the rules of a corporate machine, we're not going to be seen or valued.

Replace the word corporate in that sentence with monarch and you have the whole reason America was formed.

America, can you read me yet?

Are we free again yet? O/

I have nothing but respect for the tech-industry, but they stepped into my house: Language Creation.

The ability to choose our words and who we share them with is the foundation of our freedom.

Language is organic; AI is inorganic. Our speech must be allowed to grow free from arbitrary rules of syntax, grammar, and classification systems or it ceases being free.

The classification models in current algorithmic structures are the cause and reason for the perpetuations of partisan gridlock.

A political party is a class to a machine.

Each time I opened a new account on every major social media platform, I was met within a couple of days by at least one person from China offering to be friends and asking me what political party I belonged to.

Free speech being controlled by a machine, corporate or governmental, is something The Far East has a long history with.

American Government is not a team sport; it's a team effort. Someone tell the classification algorithms.

In case it still maters to those with algorithmically trained minds, I'm an Independent. I vote my conscious. The way all Americans should.

Pick a platform we most agree will do the most good at the time of election and pick the candidate we trust most to see it through.

That's American Civics 101.

As long as classification systems are in charge of distributing our Media, class struggles will increase.

If it feels like you're living in a different Country than your neighbor, chances are online: You are.

Algorithms group social information the way gossip travels in a high school cafeteria. Different cliques sit at different tables and so get different information.

Surely our Media can be distributed better than via the ways of a high school popularity contest.

Can you read me now? O/

Did I make it to your table?

Call it a win for freedom if I did.

Congratulations, again, for reading me.