DataRepublican (small r)
@DataRepublican

I'm just a tool builder. • Elon Musk - “Worth following” • Charlie Kirk - “You're a must follow” • Contact: datarepublicanx@proton.me • Substack: datarepublican

 Based in United States
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Joined October 2020
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I've been harping on Effective Altruism (EA) a lot lately. This article explains the philosophy behind EA and why I consider it so alarming and important to stop. Look forward to my project release mapping the EA network tomorrow.
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I mapped 25+ GB of Effective Altruism material. Here's what I learned.

Why Effective Altruism should be banned from AI safety, policy-making, and governance. Tomorrow, I’m going to release my biggest DataRepublican project yet mapping out the Effective Altruism network.

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My son had six weeks to pass a math assessment that he failed. We used AI to do it. AI has the ability to revolutionize education and homeschooling. Maybe that's why Democrats want to ban it in school districts.
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My Son Had Six Weeks to Learn Two Years of Saxon Math. We Used AI.

NYC and LA are restricting student AI. We used it to expose what school missed—and repair two years of gaps in six weeks. Part 1 of 3 in a series. Between my husband and I, three of our parents were

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An article I've been working on for a while. The Seditious Six did not spring out of nowhere. They came from an institutional lineage that started soon after President Trump got elected.
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The Seven Years of History behind Seditious Six

What the legacy Pentagon press corps refused to cover. The Seditious Six video did not came out of nowhere in November 2025. It developed over a period of about eight years among academics, NGOs, and

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I caused a lot of online furor the past weekend, and caught the eye of Candace Owens. This essay is written in my own voice, because I wanted to be honest on everything that happened.
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The Trap Needs No Trapper

Charlie Kirk is gone. The work of keeping a coalition from devouring itself is now ours, myself included. I would like to begin by thanking one person who provided support above all, and it might be a

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Apax Partners: The Money Linking Singham, China, and the DNC

Apax Partners, Neville Roy Singham, and the foreign sovereign investors surrounding the DNC’s most important political database Virtually every major Democratic campaign — presidential, Senate, House,

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On Our 250th Anniversary: The History Jefferson Warned Us Not to Forget

A Fourth of July reflection on what every American should study. Note: For the 250th anniversary of the nation, the following are unfiltered thoughts. No sources, no AI (except in the banner image). A

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The 400,000 USAID Deaths in South Sudan That Nicholas Kristof Will Not Tell You About

How USAID Built the South Sudan, Watched It Collapse, and Then Allowed China to Take Over Nicholas Kristof, the New York Times columnist feuding with Elon Musk over USAID cuts, wants you to know that

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The grants behind David French's convenient theology

French on James Talarico: "I'm Just Not Writing These People Out of Christianity" In March 2026, David French wrote in the New York Times that James Talarico is "one of the few openly Christian

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How USAID Built a Global Color Revolution Infrastructure With NGOs

Everyone is arguing about whether USAID was wasteful. Nobody is explaining what it was actually for. Yesterday the Daily Caller ran a piece noting that since Trump gutted USAID, right-wing candidates

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On Assassination Culture: "Traitor for Israel"

How one issue hijacks every permission structure at once for political violence A queer anti-fascist killed Charlie Kirk with a bolt-action rifle last September. His letter to his boyfriend said

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A day in the life of someone who doesn't know he's a paid protester

That's how one Minneapolis defendant described spending an afternoon in a parking ramp photographing license plates for a searchable ICE vehicle database. He used the word "job." He did not appear to

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