THE near-TRUTH SOCIAL CONTRACT (ENGINEERING & ECONOMICS VERSION)
As Promised, I Speak Engineer Below is a clear, engineering-grade, economics-grade version of the theory.No philosophy.No metaphors.No Nietzsche.No dragons.No mythic framing. Just mechanics, logic, systems, and near-TRUTH models that an engineer, economist, policymaker, or quant can evaluate and say:“Yes, this tracks.” I’ll also add my thoughts at the top. My & The Bot’s Thoughts Understand…
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THE near-TRUTH SOCIAL CONTRACT
A Theory of Coherence, Awakening, and Fractal Governance for the Post-Industrial Era Author: Bryant StrattonAffiliation: The Stewardship Institute & The QuanternetDate: 2025 Abstract This paper proposes a new model of the social contract suited for the era where we head toward potential outcomes like the quantum era, where technological acceleration, cognitive overload, and institutional fragility…
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Protected: The CURIOUS Framework
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Making Better Choices for multipotential people under Pressure: The Choice To Be Impressive or Trustworthy
The Choice To Be Impressive or Trustworthy There is a point in a person’s life where the question is no longer what can I do, but what can I be trusted with. This is not a skills question. It is not an intelligence question. It is a question of integrity under pressure. Most people never…
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From Linear to Networked: How DAOs and AI are Dismantling Traditional Decision-Making
Were going to cover three important things through a comparison of pop culture with one of my favorite movies, The Skulls, To the more modern organizational theory that is showing interesting results in the field of distributed autonomous organizations. These are, E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness), Radical Transparency, and the shift from informational queries to AI-driven “Agentic Search”…
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Where It Actually Starts – A Healthy DAO Series, Part 1
It Starts, Where Anything Starts I didn’t set out to build Finders Guild. At the time, I wasn’t trying to build anything at all. I was trying to understand why people who clearly needed each other kept missing each other, even when everyone involved was smart, capable, and acting in good faith. I kept watching…
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Living DAO Design Checklist (COPY This) – A Healthy DAO Series
A Solid List from Real Working Examples This is the practical piece. 1. Source Check If not, stop. 2. Flow Check If people wait to be told what to do, the river is blocked. 3. Incentive Check If incentives reward talking more than doing, redesign. 4. Depth Check If senior people need more approvals than…
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Why It Lasted – A Healthy DAO Series, Part 6
Why This Lasts I used to think sustainability was about foresight. About anticipating what would break and trying to get there first. Over time, that belief softened. What I began to see was that systems don’t fail because they can’t predict the future. They fail because they drift away from what made them work in…
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What Was Never Forced – A Healthy DAO Series, Part 5
What Does Need To Be Forced As things began to work, attention followed. It always does. People heard about Finders Guild through side comments, offhand references, quiet gratitude. There was no campaign, no invitation blast, no announcement that something new was forming. Still, curiosity spread. And with it came an unspoken expectation that the system…
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What Quietly Began to Heal – A Healthy DAO Series, Part 4
Things Really Start Changing I didn’t notice it at first, because restoration doesn’t announce itself. It shows up sideways. In tone. In pace. In the kinds of conversations people stop having. What I began to see was that certain problems simply weren’t appearing anymore. Founders weren’t spinning in circles trying to explain themselves to the…
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When Depth Became Visible – A Healthy DAO Series, Part 3
Its Just Obvious, Once You See It As value continued to move, something changed without anyone deciding it should. Certain people began to carry more weight in the system, not because they spoke more or showed up everywhere, but because when they did act, things tended to work. Their introductions landed. Their instincts proved reliable.…
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How It Began to Move – A Healthy DAO Series, Part 2
How This Gets Moving Once the source was clear, I stopped thinking about how to organize people and started paying attention to how they already moved. What stood out immediately was that the most important decisions were never happening in meetings or documents. They were happening in private conversations, quick messages, and moments of hesitation…
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