Glossary
The language needed to distinguish authority from dependency did not exist.
This glossary builds it: new instruments, restored definitions, and the operational vocabulary the field was missing.
Explore the Duology
Diagnosis, exposure, and the instruments to reclaim control.
Meet the Author
Thirty years inside the machine. Now naming what it does.
Read the Reviews
Peer-reviewed by the people this book was written for.
The Operational Vocabulary
At least eighteen definitions of digital sovereignty from the world's leading advisory firms, and not one would survive the Survivability Condition. The language of the field was manufactured to describe managed dependency as progress.
This glossary replaces it with instruments that distinguish enforceable authority from revocable permission.
If the vocabulary does not expose the dependency, the vocabulary is part of the dependency.
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The glossary is currently being populated from definitions in Volume 1 and 2. More to come shortly.