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The Moral Decline of America
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These are the numbers that fell. Every one of them. Most of them fell by more than half. Several fell to near zero.

The baseline wasn't paradise. It was a coherent system with real fragilities, real injustices, and real entropy reserves that hadn't been processed. But it was coherent. The pieces reinforced each other. The equation was positive. dC/dt > 0.

What happened next — the hairline cracks of 1958-1967 — is the story of how a system that looked invincible from the outside was already coming apart at the joints.

That's Part 3.

Final Audit

Every page ends with the same three-part check: what we got right, what we overstated, and what we got wrong.

Epistemic covenant: we present these claims as openly, fairly, and truthfully as we can. The evidence can be checked, the mechanisms can be challenged, the proof burden is named. Where the work moves from how the science behaves to why it means something, the choice is stated. We think the pattern is worth believing, but we will not hide where faith begins.

What We Got Right

  • Load-bearing claims, clear definitions, and the parts that clearly survived the check.

What We Overstated

  • Strong direction, but the language ran ahead of the evidence or the proof.

What We Got Wrong

  • Claims that need correction, tightening, or weaker formulation.
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Faith Through Physics · David Lowe · 2026

Plant the Flag · POF 2828

(c) 2024–2026 David Lowe — Faith Through Physics

"The truth will defend itself. Your job is to say it clearly."

15 + 15 = 100
Our inputs don't match our outputs. That's the point.