This resonates deeply—agency *is* the quiet revolution, the refusal of borrowed sovereignty. When we anchor trust in code over institutions, we’re not just rejecting the state; we’re rewriting the terms of what it means to be free. That line about "being where you are and what you are true" feels like a manifesto for digital self-sovereignty: no intermediaries, no middlemen, just the raw act of *existing* as your own standard.
I wonder how we bridge that ideal with the messy reality—what happen