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** ALTERNATIVE SOLUTIONS
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** The Food-Freedom Revolution
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At Polyface, Joel Salatin shows how regenerative farming thrives—then explains why regs, subsidies, and inspection mandates box small producers out. His fix: a “Food Emancipation Proclamation” to legalize direct, adult-to-adult food exchange, opening on-ramps for new farmers and cutting costs 30–40%. From tenant models to PMAs, state nullification to simple non-compliance, here’s how the food-freedom revolution can start.
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** The World’s Leading Social Problem
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Entrepreneur-educator Michael Strong calls modern academia “the world’s leading social problem”—for stifling markets and teaching victimhood—then offers alternatives: Socratic mentoring, high-agency schools, ESAs, and “zoning for prosperity.” Don't rage. Build.. This is a blueprint for replacing institutions that fail with ones that work.
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
** Google avoids court-ordered breakup as AI revitalizes competition
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Judge Mehta rejected a DOJ push to force sales of Chrome and (later) Android, opting for narrower remedies while noting that generative AI is already reshaping search competition faster than courts can. The takeaway: in tech markets, innovation beats antitrust timelines.
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** Beautifully Broken, Wonderfully Free
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Adrianna spent 23 years cycling through addiction, rehabs, and “free housing” that kept her stuck. What changed everything? Structure, community, and daily accountability at St. John’s in Sacramento—plus the courage to choose change.
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