Why Do Such a Thing?

Saturday, November 14, 2026

Good morning, The Wonder Fell Way. O/

Beauty, the dawn has it. I wake, I wait, I write with anticipation.

Everyday.

Poets for millennia got drunk on The Moon; what's up with The Sun?

Every afternoon the same Scientific observation can be said about the dawn: Wonder fell. Each ray of light holds a question of what the day has in store. Every beam begs for definition.

Something about our star always demands Life to be new.

Just when our empirical measures start to comfort us another revelation appears to show a better way of knowing.

Wonder fell. A pun, a title, a sentence, the scene while I write these entries, the time of day: When wonder fell.

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Now that enough evidence has amassed, (two years worth of daily pertinent to The American Public Press, unseen by Americans because I didn't cater its delivery to a machine, though its spent plenty of time on every major social media network), I'll start reaching out directly to live human beings.

Why do such a thing?

Like a master plumber knows how serious the leak in your kitchen faucet is better than you, so a poet sees what language distribution being dependent on algorithms is doing to freedom.

It's a real convenient and profitable video game for a lot of people, I had to make a strong unignorable case.

There's plenty of entries regarding the personal reason for choosing to go about it this way here.

The technology is remarkable, but it is an unfree third party deciding what Press, and often times Speech, we get to see.

As I wrote before: Constitutionally speaking there is no difference between a King and an AI algorithm deciding what Press we get to see and when.

If a free person isn't delivering your Press or Speech; it ain't free.

Propaganda isn't America's problem right now: Machine-induced confirmation bias is.

It certainly is nice getting only what we want to see on our phones, but it's not Press. It's called news for a reason. It has to be new to the viewer.

As Our Nation grows to match our humanity, oftentimes our understanding of Our Constitution needs to expand to match it.

Consider Wonder fell. over the past two years as a citizen's case for updating our interpretation of Our founding document to meet the Science-Fiction turned reality world we live in.

The last time a third party was choosing what Press Americans get to see, what's now called The United States, had a King in England.

The swiftest way to help Our Nation grow right now isn't another election. Until we get Press freedom back in sync with Our Constitution the nightmares of the past decade will continue.

If we can't talk to each other without a third party's approval; we're not America.

Thanks for your consideration.

Congratulations for reading.