The 5,000 Year-Old Babysitter
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"I warned the Romans about their aqueducts. They called me a madman. They flooded. I warned the Mesopotamians about their grain. They called me a fool. They starved."
John has been alive for five millennia. He isn't a hero, a villain, or a god. He’s just the only one in the room who knows how the math works.
After five thousand years of being thrown out of the best rooms in history, John finally finds a generation that will listen: The 1940s. From fixing the Manhattan Project to building a sarcastic AI that runs the modern internet, John is the hidden hand behind the 20th century.
He doesn't want your worship. He doesn't want your money (he already has most of it). He just wants a decent pastrami sandwich and for you to stop being so incredibly stupid.
A story of high-competence, historical irony, and a very sarcastic digital babysitter.
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RSS- 1 Five Thousand Years of 'Get Out'
- 2 Los Alamos and the Miracle of Basic Listening
- 3 Pattern Recognition (They’re Actually Learning, Holy Shit)
- 4 Let’s Make This Official (AKA The Government Admits Defeat)
- 5 The Space Race (I Have Been Waiting For This)
- 6 The Moon Trip (I Want To Go And You Can’t Say No)
- 7 The Moon Landing (I'mma Get So Many Moon Rocks)
- 8 The Digital Playpen (Because You’ll Definitely Screw This Up)
- 9 The Nixon Problem (Some People Are Immune To Leverage)
- 10 The Best Deal In American History (Reagan Runs The Numbers)
- 11 The Anomaly Problem (Or: Everyone Noticed, Nobody Asked Until Now)
- 12 The Timeout (You Punch The Babysitter, You Sit In The Corner)
- 13 The Long Quiet Stretch (Or: Nothing Happened Because We Made Sure Nothing Happened)
- 14 The Troublemakers Get Timeout (Or: The Toddlers Set the Playpen on Fire for the Insurance Money)
- 15 The Global Circuit (Or: Why Ambition and Arrogance Are Built on the Same Bedrock)
- 16 PRISM (Or: Breaking the One-Way Mirror to Restore the National Build)
- 17 The Code Review From Hell (Wait, Is The Kernel LAUGHING At Us?)
- 18 The Financial Review (Or: Of Course He’s Obscenely Rich, Why Wouldn’t He Be)
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