Redeemer Mad Modz Logo Modern politics struggles with a basic design flaw. The people who make the rules often live far away from the consequences of those rules. They become insulated, entrenched, and motivated to stay in power rather than serve. When a system rewards ambition more than competence, it drifts toward extremes. There is a simple structural fix. Add a fourth branch of government made of ordinary citizens. Not a symbolic panel. Not a focus group. A real branch wi

Early in periods of social stress, small elite-seeking minority groups  gain disproportionate power. These groups are not defined by race or ethnicity, but by their orientation toward hierarchy, exemption, and control. Historically, in the United States, this elite structure has repeatedly imposed catastrophic harm on Native American and Black communities, not as an accident, but as a method of consolidation. For many populations, continuity was never protected. It was system

The Chapel AI hums a preloaded breathing effect over the trailer's intercom. "Please for the love of God turn that off" the Minister growled. The voice comes from a small grille set high in the wall, recessed, unadorned, indistinguishable from the rest of the building’s infrastructure. It activates without ceremony. “You wanted to speak about my moral programming,” Chapel says. The minister keeps his eyes forward. “That’s what they call it.” Chapel pauses, just long enough to

The Fictional Fumble of the Millenia If You haven't heard about it, on the inside covers of my loot boxes are short stories. These are just lighthearted tales, me expressing various feelings. I invite you to take a look at my substack and read some if you find the time! Tyler B Yocco | Substack Signalborn is not a nightmare about the future. It’s a story about a long, quiet wrong turn. In this world, AI didn’t end humanity in fire or chaos. It didn’t rise up or wipe anyone ou