FAQ: What kind of people created this website and its content

QUESTION:

What kind of people create the content on this site, show the most interest in it, and contribute the most to improving it?

ANSWER:

Many people ask us what kind of person would want to create this website, show the most interest in it, and feel almost compelled to improve and expand it. Its technical, organized, and can sometimes put the average Joe Sixpack to sleep. This is a very interesting question.

Our experience researching and assembling the subjects covered on this website, interacting with readers and people in the legal profession and government on the subject over the years reveals the following characteristics about the kind of people most interested and passionate about this subject. They are:

1. Humble and willing to listen to new ideas carefully and fact check them.
   1.1. They are not prisoners of their own pride and bias that closes minds using the Dunning-Kruger Effect.
   1.2. They don’t put their own self-importance above a greater spiritual good.
2. Obsessively curious. They always want to be learning and growing so they can’t be taken advantage of or victimized by anyone.
3. Highly inclined to question everything they hear. They listen to everyone but trust no one on the most important subjects in life. And they have good computer skills so that they can fact check anything quickly and conclusively.
4. Very independent thinkers. They are repulsed by social media or mind control and want to own their own life and thoughts.
5. Passionate about reading and writing.
6. Do not like television, which dissipates wastes huge amounts of time needlessly and wastefully.
7. Spiritually minded and wise. They study theology and law and the relationship between the two.
8. Not atheists. Since everything on this site examines secular law in the light of divine law, atheists are often repulsed by it.
9. Very disciplined and organized. They like to think about and discover hierarchy and order behind everything.
10. ALL, without exception, engineers, software developers, and pastors. Every one of the most productive producers of coherent and accurate work in this area are all engineers or ex-engineers:
    10.1. Bob Schulz of We the People was an environmental engineer.
    https://givemeliberty.org
    10.2. Peter Gibbons who spoke on this video was a mechanical engineer.
    https://sedm.org/how-to-keep-100-of-your-earnings/
    10.3. All the main contributors to this site are electrical or mechanical engineers.
11. Not in the legal profession. Attorneys most often place their own revenue and personal importance above the greater good of humanity (idolatry). Ed Rivera was a rare exception to this rule, with 30 years as an immigration attorney. He co-authored this book with one of our main contributors:
    What Happened to Justice?, Form #06.012
    https://sedm.org/ItemInfo/Ebooks/WhatHappJustice/WhatHappJustice.htm
12. Type A personalities. They are highly motivated.
13. Have done well enough in life that they have a lot of free time. Pastors who must read and study all the time as part of their profession are prime candidates for this especially. That is how the following sites were founded:
    13.1. Nike Insights, Brook Stockton
    http://nikeinsights.famguardian.org/
    13.2. Sheldon Emry Memorial Library
    http://sheldonemrylibrary.famguardian.org/
    13.3. John Weaver Library
    http://johnweaverlibrary.famguardian.org/
14. Not consumed by addictions that would distract their study or personal growth.
15. Often people who have been targeted by legal abuse by usually government actors because they are whistleblowers or insist on honesty, transparency, and accountability.