We map the Strait of Hormuz from the ground up -- tectonic plates, ancient trade routes, marine ecosystems, seismic activity, and the cultures that built empires on its shores.

We walk through Zapata’s origins and Morelos struggles, explain Díaz-era land grabs, the Plan de Ayala, his Soshimoko meeting with Pancho Villa, Mexico City’s brief occupation, Chinameca ambush, and lasting legacy.

We lead Daniel from Fort Sumter through Vicksburg's siege and Gettysburg's fields—corduroy roads, sap rollers, picket charges—share peaches, a dog named Gray, and a quiet, haunted homecoming with scars.

We follow Daniel Haskins from Fort Sumter to Shiloh and downriver to Vicksburg, team with Elijah and Captain Walkey, build corduroy roads, run ironclads past batteries, survive mud and smoke.

We map the 2025 AI frontier—new GPTs, Colossus supercluster, real‑time voice, million‑token contexts, and explosive video/agent tech—expose deepfake risks, legal fallout, energy strains, and close with hopeful use cases.