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2d ago

One Tradition, Two Johns: Who Wrote the Book of Revelation?

In a previous article, I argued that a Jewish apocryphal work, 1 Enoch, marked a Galilean theological layer within the New Testament, and…

One Tradition, Two Johns: Who Wrote the Book of Revelation?

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Nov 7

Validating Parallel Similarities and Source Citations Through Thematic Chaining

My writing on Medium usually focuses on two distinct areas: AI epistemology and biblical textual criticism. Until now, those subjects…

Validating Parallel Similarities and Source Citations Through Thematic Chaining

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Nov 5

1 Enoch and the Galilean Theological Layer Within the New Testament

The religious makeup of 1st century CE Judea is textured and complex. Yes, the people of Judea were Jewish, but as Josephus indicates…

1 Enoch and the Galilean Theological Layer Within the New Testament

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Oct 18

AI Iteration Economics: The Efficiency Metric Nobody Is Tracking

Not discussed in the last article regarding Epistemic Lattice Tethering is the fact that it requires more compute, especially upfront. This…

AI Iteration Economics: The Efficiency Metric Nobody Is Tracking

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Aug 25

What Naval Assets are Needed to Reopen the Strait of Hormuz?

Six months into the war in the Persian Gulf, the Strait of Hormuz is still essentially closed and that’s raising oil prices, inflation, and…

What Naval Assets are Needed to Reopen the Strait of Hormuz?

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Jun 5

Epistemic Lattice Tethering and the Path to J.A.R.V.I.S.

In the Marvel universe, Tony Stark is brilliant, but Tony Stark with JARVIS is better. JARVIS doesn’t just answer questions. It knows what…

Epistemic Lattice Tethering and the Path to J.A.R.V.I.S.

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May 24

The Ontology Anchor: Giving AI a Map of What Matters to You

One of the more quietly frustrating experiences when doing serious work with an AI is that the model often starts to feel most useful right…

The Ontology Anchor: Giving AI a Map of What Matters to You

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May 20

Personal vs. Global Alignment: The Hidden Tension Shaping Every AI Interaction

As Large Language Models become more embedded into our daily lives, there is rising concern about its trustworthiness, especially in…

Personal vs. Global Alignment: The Hidden Tension Shaping Every AI Interaction

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May 11

Fluent vs. Earned Confidence: Rethinking Certainty in Large Language Models

The word “confidence” appears constantly in AI discourse — in model documentation, safety frameworks, governance proposals, and marketing…

Fluent vs. Earned Confidence: Rethinking Certainty in Large Language Models

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May 1

The Neuroscience Behind Adversarial Convergence and How It Can Influence AI Design

In a previous article, I traced Adversarial Convergence (AC) through 2,500 years of human intellectual history, from Sun Tzu’s…

The Neuroscience Behind Adversarial Convergence and How It Can Influence AI Design

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Deep and analytical interest in a variety of fields including, but not limited to, military history, AI, and New Testament critical analysis.

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