The Information Equilibrium

  Killing Putin How do we incentivize his people to do the best thing for Russia and the world? ·         First, we must realize we lost the cold war once this war started. When we walked away from the black market driven former Soviet Union, we walked away from several countries whose people sought to ensure the removal of the yoke of tyranny. We lost the Cognitive War, and now have lost the battle we call the Cold War. We have more in common with average Russians - as they seek to be free from tyranny that is run their country for centuries. Yet, we closed shop on being able to compete and maintain stability in the ongoing Cognitive War. ·          Second, Russians tasted the wickedness/murder of Lenin, Stalin, and others - so they know now what they have. They just need help to move to the next level of freedom. As we have seen and hear, their troops have absolutely no incentive to invade Ukraine. And the Russian people will grow increasingly alarmed and disenfranchised as the

                                                     Defeating Dystopia – Why We Need a Strategy   The basic reality in this world – is there is an ongoing battle that’s thousands of years old. It’s been ongoing since the dawn of mankind. It is between good and evil. The basic principles have not, and will not, change. On the side of evil, we see those who seek the control and subjugation of others aligned to the seven deadly sins of pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony, wrath, and sloth. On the side of good we see those who seek to advance humanity, the rule of law, freedom, independence, opportunity, and security of not only the individual but society.   The main battlefield for this war has not changed. It is taking place in the cognitive domain – the domain. I call this battle between good and evil, a Cognitive War.   I define the Cognitive Domain as: The domain of the human mind -ideas, ideology, function, reason, etc. The Cognitive Domain encompasses all other domains i