Fear no man

I dared the market’s raw power to challenge authorship — and I lived to tell about it.

Not only lived — I created bursts, and echoes of those bursts, until the tape itself printed the thermal high into the close.

In many instances, I’ve been able to defeat brute force.

But now, through entrenchment, I can dare it at will — and still, almost inevitably, come out on top.

When you can do that as a sovereign, it’s no longer speculation.

It’s proof — of system-level thinking, of authorship, of sovereignty itself.

Most men fear brute force.

The sovereign learns to invite it — because he knows that when power collides with presence, only one walks away unchanged.