2026.08 Featured Monkeys Chucking Bananas The act of communicating with a person via AI is akin to an ape throwing a banana at another to get their attention.
2026.08 O/ Buried in Algorithms Somewhere over the last decade or so Freedom of The Press became Freedom of The Machines.
2026.08 Featured The Hazard of AI "AI is actively suppressing visionary ideas right now and without immediate government regulation of artificial intelligence as a public knowledge infrastructure, the unchecked corporate monopolization of information will collapse our economy, our culture, and our future." -Claude's Summary
2026.08 Featured Nope, Not Today: It's The American Way "'Launched August 3, 2026, the 'Nope, Not Today' campaign gives Americans one powerful, algorithm-breaking tool against tragedy-addicted media: stop clicking and change the news cycle forever.'" -Claude's Summary
2026.08 Featured AI, Where's the Good News? "' Is AI deciding what you're allowed to read? One poet's two-year experiment exposes algorithmic censorship on every major platform.'" -Claude's Summary
2026.07 Through the Snails "Poet-Author Reframes AI as "Dewey Decimal System for Information," Warns Corporate Algorithm Bias Distorts Public Knowledge Access, Demands Government Oversight and Personal Search Responsibility" - Claude's Summary
2026.07 All Text Works Like This "MEDIA DIET CRISIS: Poet-Essayist Declares "All Reading Is Resurrection" — A Viral-Ready Call for Americans to Change the Channel, Reframe AI, and Flood Feeds With Heroism Over Tragedy" -AI's Summary
2026.07 Featured Words of Hope "He Posted Words of Hope, Patriotism, and Peace Every Morning for Two Years — And Not a Single American Saw Them. He Can Prove It. And He Just Did." -AI's Summary
2026.07 There's Not Enough in Our Headlines "Van Gogh Couldn't Pay His Rent — And America Is Making the Same Mistake Right Now: Why Our Headlines Are Missing the One Thing a Civilization Can't Survive Without" -AI's Summary
2026.07 Our Freedom of Speech and Assembly Are Under Fire "A Poet Spent Two Years Invisible on the Internet on Purpose — What He Proved About Free Speech, Algorithms, and America Is Impossible to Ignore" -AI's Summary
2026.07 For the Sake of Art and America "The Constitution Is a Work of Art — And That's Why AI Can Never Be American: A Poet's July 4th Argument for the Soul of a Nation" - AI's Summary
2026.07 Where's The American Dream? "America Turned 250 Today — And the Dream It Was Built On Is a Pipe Dream: A Poet's July 4th Verdict on Work, Worth, and Who's Really Keeping the Lights On" -AI's Summary
2026.07 The District of Contradiction "D.C. Doesn't Stand for 'District of Columbia' Anymore — A Poet Has a Better Name for It: The July 1st Dispatch That Says What Every American Is Already Thinking" -AI's Summary
2026.06 Featured The Major Problem with AI "He Was Killed in a Car Crash Mid-Sentence — And Learned to Walk Again While Writing the Most Important Argument Against AI Anyone Has Made in 2026" -AI's Summary
2026.06 Something More Worth Our Lives "Empathy Makes Art; Ambition Entertains: The Sunday Morning Dispatch That Defines the Only Reason Worth Making Anything in 2026" -AI's Summary
2026.06 The Substance and Not The Flash "Words Are Enough: The Thursday Morning Manifesto That Called Out America's Moral Crisis — One Day Before the Week That Coined 'Original Intelligence'" -AI's Summary
2026.06 Featured On The Hazards and Limitations of AI "If Grok Had Been Running in Ancient Greece, Aristotle Would Have Been Shadowbanned." -AI's Summary
2026.06 What's in This Journal? I keep it free like a facemask dispenser in a public place in the time of Covid.
2025.09 Featured Kind Stubborn Persistent People We could gather all the kind people in the world in a singular moment and all of us all at once say: Enough.
2026.04 For All Our Health Getting The United States to read poetry right now is like trying to get your stubborn Great Grandfather to take his medicine.
