Authorship, Not Imitation: 10–20 Years Beyond Any Man.
If you’re curious why, the answer is simple.
The answer is that I authored the burst — the first initial burst -Friday.
It’s important that you recognize what I author.
Because there’s a big difference between authorship and plagiarism.
Authorship is causative — it sets the tempo, collapses the variance, and forces the market back to the anchor I created.
Plagiarism is reactive — it copies after the fact, without consequence, without proof, and without ownership of IP.
One bends the market.
The other chases it.
And it came back.
That’s why I did what I did.
Causality always dominates exposure, because causality defines what exposure even means.
Variance collapse + speed is not just “better”; it’s a higher-order form of control.