Mesh networks do not have fixed “key nodes”. Nodes change constantly. Even bluetooth jammers are not absolute. “Localised node isolation” likely means local suppression (device seizures, pressure, interference), not technical neutralisation. Peer‑to‑peer paths will look for new nodes and reform

interesting, what have you implemented from the book to your daily practice? i generally prefer local source, homecooked and i am trying to expand my vegetable patch with whatever space i have, use diy pesticides, compost etc. A book that might correlate with yours, i’ve got fiber-fueled by Will Bulsiewicz on the list to read as i want to understand gut health better. it affects everything, your mood, immunity, energy, hormones, skin, brain, heart. i’m also curious about other diets, like how carnivore helps some with sibo and how keto reversed my mom’s diabetes.

congratulations on your book! I heard Jordon Peterson is very sick and i hope he is better. i like some of his work, disagree with some. interesting bit on the bible by jack blanco. What are your thoughts on it? I've read the king james version, NKJV, NIV, and the extra chapters in the catholic bible. I see the writer is a seventh-day adventist, are you practicing? I saw a longevity documentary recently on Blue Zones, on how adventists in Loma Linda, California live so long through diet, community, and purpose. Is that part of your practice? Btw, I saw your sourdough bread. I just started my own starter, any tips?

What are you reading lately? Any must-reads to recommend?

We don't see the world as it is We see the world as we are

I like your political philosophy journey. Many are talking about the interregnum. Are we in this “era of monsters”? We are witnessing the new world forming in real time. Global leaders have talked about world moving from unipolar to multipolar for a while now. America is increasingly adopting isolationist policies, reminiscent of its post WW1 stance. More and more European leaders are opening doors back to Russia, which is the right move. And countries like Canada are openly working with China now. The world needs to find ways to work together, not fight with each other. Next week is Davos, we’ll see the elites who influences governments. Greenland grab makes you wonder when “free market” started to look like modern-day colonialism Perhaps the biggest lesson in all of this is just to keep building, especially when things feel unstable. So much energy goes into fighting, but the ones who end up standing out are usually those who were quietly building all along. Looking forward to reading more. That precision touch is so German =)