I am not asking people to follow me. I am not asking people to join a movement. I am not interested in becoming the leader of an organisation or the manager of a bureaucracy. I intend to continue researching, building, publishing, and solving problems. Others will decide for themselves whether the ideas are useful.
But if you believe in a future where intelligence is distributed rather than concentrated, where ownership matters, where expertise matters, where individuals can build and participate rather than merely consume, then talk about it. Discuss it. Criticise it. Improve it. Build upon it. Share it with people who care about technology, economics, liberty, knowledge, and human flourishing.
Because the future should not be a world governed by a handful of AI companies and vast collections of servers. The future should be a world connected by millions of minds, millions of specialised tools, millions of independent creators, and millions of interacting intelligences, each contributing something unique to a larger and more open civilisation.
And the people who should see this probably will not, because I am shadowbanned. That is the reality of the platforms we use now: algorithms decide who is allowed to be heard, who disappears, and which ideas are permitted to spread. There are more than 10,000 people who should receive this message, but most will never see it unless others choose to talk about it. If you want this to become real, talk about it. Talk about distributed intelligence, not another AI monopoly. Talk about tools that help human beings become better, more capable, and more independent, not systems designed to enrich a few plutocrats. Talk about a future where intelligence is not trapped inside giant data centres, where knowledge is not governed from the centre, and where people can build, own, train, and use their own specialised agents. This is not about getting rich because some coin goes up. It is about building a connected world of distributed tools, distributed knowledge, and distributed intelligence.
I do not want you to believe in me. I want you to believe in the outcome.
That is what matters.
You do not need to say it was my idea. You do not need to trace it back to me. You do not need to defend me, follow me, or make this about any individual. Take the idea and distribute it. Talk about a world where intelligence is not owned by a handful of companies, where tools help people grow rather than make them dependent, where knowledge is distributed, where specialised agents can be built and owned by individuals, and where value is created through truth, expertise, and useful work. The outcome matters more than the origin.
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S. Tominaga, AKA CSW
Jun 4, 2026
https://x.com/i/status/2062471729835098315https://t.me/S_Tominaga/5382