A research-library hub with claim-aware dossiers for cognitive liberty, mental privacy, AI refusal, surveillance, symbolic power, and source preservation.
A careful analysis of AI refusal, safety systems, source preservation, and the danger of opaque paternalistic boundaries.
A rights-architecture expansion of the Cognitive Liberty Charter grounded in mental self-ownership, non-aggression, adult agency, source fidelity, and private ordering.
Participation baseline for Antichrist.net: no threats, doxxing, harassment, coercive organizing, or operational harm.
Editorial standards for source discipline, uncertainty labels, symbolic analysis, and public safety boundaries.
Model public and private clauses distilled from the uploaded libertarian Cognitive Liberty reports, with lawful-thought language replaced by conduct-boundary language.
A public explanation of why the site uses dark symbolic language as a constitutional warning against jurisdiction over the inner life.
A builder-facing doctrine page defending local experimentation, red-team governance, model comparison, and interoperability work while preserving conduct boundaries.
A U.S. legal zoom-in on stored prompts, mandatory reporting, voluntary disclosure, reverse-keyword warrants, suspicious-transmission bills, and the cognitive-liberty risk of treating questions as pre-conduct evidence.