DECODING DISTORTION -SIGNAL/NOISE

DECODING DISTORTION -SIGNAL/NOISE

DECODING DISTORTION -SIGNAL/NOISE

DECODING DISTORTION

DECODING DISTORTION

DECODING DISTORTION

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We’re living inside systems built to shape our attention, our beliefs, and eventually our reality.

I write about clarity, distortion, and the machinery of persuasion. My background spans Fortune 500 communications, political messaging, and institutional trust — the places where persuasion stops being theory and becomes consequence.

“Most confusion is strategic, not accidental.”

Essays

Recent writing on persuasion, distortion, and modern power

The Lie Wins in Forty-Eight Hours

How two false stories — one in New York, one in England — revealed the architecture of digital belief.

Pattern Immunity: How to Survive the Age of Signal Warfare

Today’s propaganda doesn’t persuade. It overwhelms. The only defense is learning to see the patterns before they take hold.

  • From Government to Guardianship. Read on Medium

  • From digital spin to precision mapmaking, Texas offers a case study in Signal vs. Noise politics — and the new rules of power. Read on Medium

  • The attention economy isn’t broken — it’s working exactly as designed. Read on Medium

  • The most lasting political moves often don’t happen in debates or headlines. Read on Medium