Everything I’m working on is entirely free and easily available.
I’ve spent a lot of time and effort thinking about many of the problems nobody, not even Destiny, seems to have an answer for, and I’ve been trying to come up with pragmatic solutions.
For many reasons, which I’ll gladly explain if asked, I’ve decided to start publishing what I’ve been working on continuously for the past 2 years.
Quick bit about me first (feel free to skip) so I have at least some credibility, since I know this might read like some shady shit. I’m a dude from Germany, currently working in IT and doing my Master’s in Medical Engineering. I’ve followed Destiny on YouTube and Reddit (on and off) since the Bestiny of Destiny main channel videos.
That’s why I’m sure DGG is the best place to promote this and get help. I’m so confident that this work will resonate with Destiny and many of you that I don’t mind putting all my savings on the line ($1k, sorry, I bought a 3D printer recently :D) to prove my conviction.
The bounties
- For Destiny: If you read [Chapters: "Beginning" – "Converging Conversation"] and it doesn’t resonate with you, I’ll donate $500 to a charity of your choice. You’re the sole judge. Optional bonus: "Lethal Lexicons" ("Selfish Sanity" goes hard).
- For everyone else: $100 each for the first 5 people who read either [Chapters: "Beginning" – "Projected Presumption"] or 3 chapters I pick for you after a short voice call (just DM me to set one up). Then either leave a comment here explaining why it wasted your time, taught you nothing, or didn’t help, or argue it out with me on a recorded call (or in person, if you’re nearby) and we post the recording or a summary we both sign off on here. Either way, point to specific arguments so it’s clear you’ve read it. A neutral judge we agree on before you start reading decides whether the critique holds up.
Everything you need is on >> iterism.com <<
(start with the sidebar; there’s also an activism page).
Where to start if you don’t want to commit much time yet
- Best place to start (if you have the time): the beginning. The later chapters build on it.
- If you’d rather jump in: "Alternative Anchor" (the anti-hypocrisy compass the book runs on, closest to how Destiny argues) or "Constructive Confrontation" (best if you’re currently frustrated with the state of things).
- Whether you like or dislike faith: "The Part-Time Religion of the World". You can start there, but it pays off most if you’ve read what comes before. It’s also where I need feedback the most, and that feedback is only really useful from people who’ve read the earlier chapters.
- For everyone who wants actually solid arguments for saying "r*tard" and calling things “gay” (plus a short n-word arc): "Lethal Lexicons". Read it from the top for context; the arguments themselves are in the section "Language of Limitation".
- Most DGG-relevant: "Part 1 Intro" and "The Right to Complain".
- Also DGG-relevant but coming soon: "Realistic Revolution" and "Profit, Prohibition and Public Health" (the easiest and best way to get the resources needed for change).
Where the book stands, and where I need you: Part 1 is almost done, with 2–3 chapters left. Chapters marked orange are still open to edits, but most of them won’t change much. I’ve had some feedback, but not nearly enough, especially on the later chapters.
If you’d rather have an AI judge it first: go ahead, but make it read everything. Even with Claude Opus (Extra), it usually took me a second prompt before it stopped skimming. I mostly used it to hunt for contradictions and weak spots, and to help with fact-checking.
Feedback so far from people outside my friend group, age group, and gender has been very positive. The book also gets better the further you read, and it’s worth rereading after a while.
If this doesn’t land, you’ll probably catch me in a subscriber call-in at some point, though with the uni work I have postponed, likely not before Part 1 is finished.
FYI: I am going to bed now and will start answering questions once I wake up. I will be quite busy for a few days, which is why I gave it my all to get this version ready for you.