Beginning the move to Alaska
I am beginning my move to Alaska in the next week. Alaska started as being the right place to go based mostly on intuition.
I don’t know how long I will stay in Alaska, but it still feels like the right place for now.
When I visited Alaska earlier this year I felt very much at peace. The environment of enormous mountains and water and nature and colder climate all felt wonderful. I don’t know any people there yet, but in the months ahead I mainly need to focus my time on writing and thinking and building, so that might be for the best. Alaska should be a good place for all three.
I have mostly stabilized major issues in North and South Carolina and shifted both states trajectories away from corruption and towards more truth-telling. I’ve found some deep truths of my own family history in the process of the divorce and other work. I’ve seen some people transform and become more truth-telling. And I’ve spoken clearly to some repeat liars (who I’ve still found to be lying) enough times that I feel ready to create some distance, even while I still pray for them to realize that a judgement about their lies will occur at some point.
I feel better about the divorce and the trajectory for Sinclaire and Homer. I am incredibly sad about not seeing them, but this approach is best given my complex work and is within my expectations when I first initiated the divorce. I feel more confident now that Sinclaire is doing what she can to protect Homer, even if she misremembers some dates and even if it felt like she was attacking me needlessly at some points in the last year. That became clearer a few weeks ago when I finally uncovered the proof of Homer being my son (which some other family members tried to prevent me from finding). I’ve changed course dramatically since finding the truth to be even more generous to Sinclaire than I was already being. I’ll write about this also at some point, but the way to disarm the bad incentives of the divorce court system is to be extremely generous in most cases. I am relieved that Homer will at least be able to grow up with more truth and the family situation being more stabilized, and that the region of North Carolina he is growing up in will also be more stabilized. I plan to not mention either of them much in future works, and I plan to update some of my older posts to remove some references to them and give both of them more privacy now that we are closer to a resolution.
And so I turn my focus to the important projects of:
- Finishing a few books and essays with Catastrophe of the Soul, On Reflection Theory, and a report on what happened in 2025 on the shortlist.
- Refining and launching the device and productivity system that enabled me to thrive and learn through such intense pressure in 2024, 2025 and 2026.
- Spending more time learning and exploring in Japan and Italy and a few other countries where I am enabling more economic growth with the political and philosophy and psychology work I completed in late 2025 and 2026.
- Addressing some questions of media and fashion and politics with reflection theory, which might be turned into a business.
- Developing a stable relationship with a wonderful girlfriend (that can preferably move towards a marriage).
The above five points are almost identical to the quests I originally set out to resolve early in the 2026.
And then as we enter the year 2027, I will also spend some time on two other expanding areas of work:
- Refining and promoting the vision and reality of the Meso-Space-Mountain structures, which can stabilize world political tensions and enable economic development across all countries in the world.
- Beginning more detailed health tracking and documentation for myself and for my wide family.
These projects will carry me away from the Carolinas for now, but I might return one day. I would like to still have a place here.
One concern that will be top of mind for me as I consider when and if to return — the corruption I observed from some people in North Carolina is so large, that I cannot reasonably or responsibly build a business or a life here without some of the corruption being cleaned up. There are many good people in North and South Carolina, but there are also some leaders here who are extremely corrupt and have been for some time.
Whistleblowers should report anything they can, and the people of both states should attempt to clean everything up. I will consider moving back to either South Carolina or North Carolina after my other projects are improving and if I am seeing both states continue to clean up corruption.