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title: Welcome
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Welcome to the MyStrangeMind wiki — the companion knowledge garden to mystrangemind.com. Long-form essays live on the main site; this wiki collects the ideas, references, and recurring threads behind them.

The pages below are grouped into a few running themes. Start anywhere — each cluster opens with a hub page that ties its threads together, and most pages link onward to their neighbors.

## The Future of War

How warfare is being remade by autonomy, machine speed, and the contest for new domains — sea, sky, orbit, and the electromagnetic spectrum.

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## The Transition

The stretch between the world we know and whatever comes after broadly capable AI — the shift from tools to agents, and the stakes if we get it wrong.

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## Energy

The physical substrate of everything above: cheaper, denser, more abundant power, and the technologies racing to deliver it.

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## Settling Space

Why we might leave Earth, and the two competing visions for how — spinning habitats built from scratch, or a remade planet next door.

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## Geopolitics

Reference notes on the Islamic Republic of Iran — its governing doctrine, security apparatus, and a documented record of repression — written with sources cited.

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<PageRef space="notes" slug="the-1988-prison-massacre" />

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## Economics

What happens to scarcity, value, and work when the cost of intelligence and energy falls toward zero — and the new bottlenecks that take their place.

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