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The Register Spoke, and the Estate Answered In Cheltenham, on television, an analyst finds code that should not be there.

27 August 2026 There are moments when history does not merely happen.

Over the last few days I have been analysing the publicly available results announced by the Electoral Commission of Zambia alongside the principal independent assessments of the 2026 election: most notably the Christian Churches Monitoring Group's parall…

Rev 6:12-14 I watched as he opened the sixth seal.

Watching election results play out is as close to sport enthusiasm as I get.

The election at the hinge, and the two economies before Zambia TL;DR Zambia votes on 13 August 2026 at the hinge of its economic cycle: after repair has recreated discretion, before any settlement exists to govern it.

What sixty years of reactionary decision making cost, and what deciding well is worth Zambia has spent sixty years changing who owns the mine, who taxes the mine, who finances the state and who gets blamed when the arithmetic fails.

What is the ultimate purpose and meaning of life?

A Prosecutorial Reading of Islam’s Own Testimony Ibn Khaldun, the 14th-century North African jurist and historian, observed that revolutions are born at the frontier — where the settled world ends and the desert begins, where the softness of civilisation…

Over the last year I've had a recurring conversation with some friends.

Today I’ve turned 37.

Then I said, "Behold, I have come — in the scroll of the book it is written of me." — Psalm 40:7 I.

War, Disclosure, Artificial Godhood, and the Final Operating Environment In The Day After Tomorrow, the world does not end because there were no warnings.

Physics, the Trinity, and the Reality of the Unseen In Arrival, humanity is confronted by signs it cannot read.

The Cube, The Block, And The Question Of Actuality In the TV show Dark Matter, the cube is a doorway into every life that might have been.