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16 July 2026 (draft) - threads of freeorder
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This draft is becoming a conversation. If you have not emailed me before and received a reply please use this address: leifsmith+1@gmail.com — to circumvent spam guards :-)
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🌱 freeorder (process) —> Freeorder (outcomes)
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“More than a machine: Big Boy No. 4014 sparks a nationwide reunion” ••• [washington examiner] 10 July 2026, by Salena Zito ••• a journalist who knows what’s important.
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Virginia Postrel’s essay on ambition
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Shannon Ewing, Sodality •••
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“Here We Go Again: On the patterns that are choosing us” — honest, difficult, powerful, worth thought …
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Diamond-Michael Scott: “Why I Believe Analog Connection is the New Future of Books” •••
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Reagan’s speech on liberty
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Kunstler’s Overview published 7 July
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Other JHK articles
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Oslo Freedom Forum & Thor Halvorssen
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Lucy Biggers interviewed on Triggernomety •••
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3 Moons, Dan Becker, on order, and on financial mechanisms independent of governments
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Hedera makes MEV impossible - no other layer 1 DLT can claim this.
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🦊2026-07-10: Brandon Hargreaves’ weekly program on Hedera (a DLT)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5STSizXDSY
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21:50 - HOL Guard [protection against unwanted agent-actions]
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‘AI agents are getting more powerful and with that power and access to your data comes a risk. If you're using tools like clawed code, cursor codecs, Gemini CLI or other AI coding agents, those agents may be able to run commands, access files, install packages, or interact with your local environment.
That's where HOL guard comes in. Leveraging the Hedera consensus service, HOL Guard adds a safety layer between your AI agent and the tools it wants to run. It can help intercept risky actions before they happen, like secret file reads, dangerous commands, installs, MCP changes, and other actions you may want to approve before execution.’
 
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