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The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 13. Part II.: The Doctrine of Constitutional Time IntegrityIn Day Two of The Doctrine of Constitutional Time Integrity, Nicolin Decker turns to history to explain why constitutional delay was once neither controversial nor misunderstood—but expected.Building on Day One’s establishment of time as constitutional infrastructure, this episode examines the historical alignment between the pace of civic life and the pace of constitutional governance. For much of American history, information moved slowly, judgment matured over time, and institutions were expected to deliberate rather than respond in real time. Delay was not perceived as dysfunction; it was the normal condition under which democratic legitimacy formed.
2026-02-0208 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 13. Part I.: The Doctrine of Constitutional Time IntegrityIn Day One of The Doctrine of Constitutional Time Integrity, Nicolin Decker establishes a foundational constitutional premise: time is not incidental to governance—time is part of the Constitution’s structure. The episode reframes delay not as institutional inefficiency, but as a deliberate constitutional instrument that preserves democratic legitimacy by requiring public will to endure scrutiny, disagreement, and repetition before coercive authority binds.Day One opens the ten-day series by explaining that the Constitution distributes not only power across branches, but power across time—slowing, spacing, and sequencing authority so that law becomes durable rather than reactive. When m...
2026-02-0109 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 12. Part IX.: The Constitutional Doctrine of Monetary ClosureDay 9 delivers a formal Congressional and State Legislature briefing on The Constitutional Doctrine of Monetary Closure—and, if not stated, would be constitutionally neglectful. This episode consolidates Days 1–8 into a single governing framework: money exists to lawfully terminate obligation under stress while remaining continuously accountable to democratic authority.The briefing introduces Architectural Sovereignty Contagion (ASC) as a 100-year constitutional risk: the gradual migration of sovereign-adjacent monetary and settlement functions into architectures that are not electorally accountable, legislatively overseen, or institutionally corrigible. ASC does not allege current illegality; it identifies structural conditions that can quietly thin democratic legitimacy over...
2026-01-2508 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 12. Part VIII.: The Constitutional Doctrine of Monetary ClosureIn Day Eight of The Constitutional Doctrine of Monetary Closure, Nicolin Decker turns to a foundational but often underexamined constitutional requirement: democratic legibility—the public’s ability, through Congress, to see, understand, contest, and authorize the exercise of monetary authority over time.This episode follows Day Seven’s examination of fiscal–monetary coordination and national solvency, and addresses a distinct but inseparable question: how monetary power remains visible, accountable, and corrigible, especially under conditions of crisis.Day Eight explains why monetary authority has never been treated as a neutral technical function within the American constitutional order. D...
2026-01-2408 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 12. Part VII.: The Constitutional Doctrine of Monetary ClosureIn Day Seven of The Constitutional Doctrine of Monetary Closure, Nicolin Decker addresses a core constitutional truth often obscured in modern debate: national solvency is not a function of austerity, enforcement, or revenue alone—it is a function of coordination.Building on Day Six’s examination of elasticity as institutional memory, this episode explains why fiscal authority, monetary capacity, and legal legitimacy were never designed to operate in isolation. From the Founding era forward, the American constitutional system treated solvency as the lawful governance of obligation over time—not the absence of debt, but the ability to sustai...
2026-01-2306 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 12. Part VI.: The Constitutional Doctrine of Monetary ClosureIn Day Six of The Constitutional Doctrine of Monetary Closure, Nicolin Decker addresses a question often misunderstood in modern monetary debate: why elasticity is not a departure from constitutional design, but a safeguard essential to its survival.Building on Day Five’s examination of legal tender as the mechanism of constitutional closure, this episode explains why closure cannot be preserved without institutional capacity under stress. The Founding generation learned—through war finance, debt saturation, and monetary collapse—that rigid systems fail precisely when obligation most needs to end lawfully.Day Six reframes elasticity not as permis...
2026-01-2206 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 12. Part V.: The Constitutional Doctrine of Monetary ClosureIn Day Five of The Constitutional Doctrine of Monetary Closure, Nicolin Decker examines one of the most frequently misunderstood elements of the U.S. constitutional system: legal tender—not as currency or convenience, but as the lawful mechanism by which obligation ends.Building on Day Four’s analysis of enforcement limits and the dangers of settlement without closure, this episode reframes legal tender as a constitutional instrument, designed to convert payment into finality and dispute into resolution. The Founding generation did not treat money primarily as a medium of exchange; they treated it as a public authority capa...
2026-01-2107 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 12. Part IV.: The Constitutional Doctrine of Monetary ClosureIn Day Four of The Constitutional Doctrine of Monetary Closure, Nicolin Decker advances the Founding-era breakthrough that followed the debt and enforcement crisis of the 1780s: the Republic’s monetary stability could not be secured by perfecting a thing, because money was never meant to be a thing.Following Day Three’s analysis of debt saturation, moratoria, and the limits of neutral law, this episode turns to the constitutional correction that emerged from lived failure. The Founding generation discovered that value can move through markets while legal obligation remains unresolved—and that the survival of a republic depend...
2026-01-2011 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 12. Part III.: The Constitutional Doctrine of Monetary ClosureIn Day Three of The Constitutional Doctrine of Monetary Closure, Nicolin Decker examines difficult but essential constitutional insight: how law can remain formally valid while becoming substantively destabilizing when money fails.Following Day Two’s exploration of the Articles of Confederation and monetary non-authority, this episode turns to the paradox the early Republic confronted in the 1780s. Courts remained open. Contracts were enforced. Obligations were legally sound. Yet under conditions of debt saturation and monetary scarcity, neutral enforcement began to intensify instability rather than resolve it.Day Three explains why legality alone cannot coordinate economic li...
2026-01-1906 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 12. Part II.: The Constitutional Doctrine of Monetary ClosureIn Day Two of The Constitutional Doctrine of Monetary Closure, Nicolin Decker examines the first monetary failure of the American Republic—not as an accident of history, but as the predictable result of constitutional design.Following independence, the United States possessed laws, courts, and debts—but lacked the institutional authority necessary to bring obligations to a lawful close. This episode explains why the Articles of Confederation, while sufficient for waging war, proved incapable of sustaining economic coherence once peace arrived.Rather than attributing collapse to mismanagement, unrest, or market panic, Day Two situates the post-war depr...
2026-01-1807 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 12. Part I.: The Constitutional Doctrine of Monetary ClosureIn Day One of The Constitutional Doctrine of Monetary Closure, Nicolin Decker begins at the foundation—asking a question that modern debates about money often skip entirely:What must money do when conditions are no longer stable?Rather than defining money by how it behaves during growth, liquidity, or calm, this episode reframes monetary legitimacy through a constitutional lens—one shaped not by efficiency in good times, but by performance under pressure.Building from historical experience and constitutional design, Day One establishes a central premise: money cannot be understood apart from the legal and...
2026-01-1707 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 11. Part X.: The Doctrine of Constitutional Self-CorrectionIn this special address concluding The Doctrine of Constitutional Self-Correction, Nicolin Decker speaks not in rebuke, but in compassion—offering Congress a stabilizing frame for a moment defined by inherited strain rather than personal failure.The address reframes the present crisis as a reckoning between decay and realism, reminding legislators that the pressures they face are the accumulation of unresolved signals carried forward through time. Drawing on constitutional design rather than partisan narrative, Decker articulates leadership as the willingness to bear acute difficulty in order to preserve generational continuity—choosing stewardship over comfort, deliberation over immediacy, and endu...
2026-01-1409 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 11. Part IX.: The Doctrine of Constitutional Self-CorrectionIn this Republic’s Conscience edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker presents §IX. When the Republic Speaks—the culminating synthesis of The Doctrine of Constitutional Self-Correction.This chapter clarifies how the American Republic expresses legitimate authority without volume, force, or emotional consensus. The Republic speaks not through immediacy or command, but through a disciplined constitutional cycle that has endured across crises and generations.🔹 Core ThesisThe Republic speaks through structure, not sentiment.Legitimacy emerges through an ordered constitutional cycle— signal → restraint → alignment → renewal— and the integrity of that sequence determines whether authority is lawfu...
2026-01-1310 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 11. Part VIII.: The Doctrine of Constitutional Self-CorrectionIn this Republic’s Conscience edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker presents §VIII. Fidelity vs. Performance, a critical examination of how modern governance has come to misjudge constitutional legitimacy.This chapter addresses a growing category error in democratic culture: the substitution of visible performance—speed, efficiency, and output—for constitutional fidelity. In an age that praises decisiveness and condemns delay, institutions are increasingly evaluated by whether they appear to be “doing something,” rather than by whether they are acting within lawful bounds. The Constitution, Decker argues, was never designed to perform. It was designed to endure.🔹 Core Th...
2026-01-1206 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 11. Part VII.: The Doctrine of Constitutional Self-CorrectionIn this Republic’s Conscience edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker presents §VII. Formal Modeling of Constitutional Signaling—the central analytical framework of The Doctrine of Constitutional Self-Correction.This chapter moves the doctrine from descriptive theory to formal structure, modeling the U.S. Constitution not as a command hierarchy or episodic political reactor, but as a sequenced signaling and enforcement system operating across time, institutions, and legal thresholds.Rather than predicting outcomes or optimizing governance, §VII clarifies when constitutional authority is invited, how it is earned, and why it is sometimes withdrawn by rule.🔹 Co...
2026-01-1108 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 11. Part VI.: The Doctrine of Constitutional Self-CorrectionIn this Republic’s Conscience edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker presents §VI. Divided Government as Constitutional Restraint—a structural reexamination of political division not as dysfunction, but as one of the Constitution’s most deliberate safeguards.Where modern discourse equates unity with competence and division with decay, this chapter reverses the premise. It demonstrates that divided government is not an accident of partisanship, but an engineered feature of constitutional design—intended to discipline authority through time, friction, and lawful exposure rather than allow pressure to harden into premature command.After establishing unified government as lawful de...
2026-01-1008 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 11. Part V.: The Doctrine of Constitutional Self-CorrectionIn this Republic’s Conscience edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker presents §V. Unified Government as Lawful Delivery—a structural reframing of one of the most misunderstood conditions in American constitutional life.After establishing Congress as a bicameral signal processor and democratic pressure as lawful input rather than command, this chapter addresses a persistent public anxiety: why moments of institutional alignment feel dangerous—and why that instinct, though understandable, is constitutionally mistaken.Rather than treating unity as consolidation or threat, §V redefines unified government as delivery—the lawful release of authority only after restraint has completed...
2026-01-0908 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 11. Part IV.: The Doctrine of Constitutional Self-CorrectionIn this Republic’s Conscience edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker presents §IV. The Bicameral Signal Processor—a constitutional systems analysis explaining why the United States Congress is deliberately divided, why its chambers operate at different speeds, and why disagreement between them is often a sign of constitutional health rather than dysfunction.Public frustration with Congress frequently rests on a mistaken assumption: that democratic legitimacy should move at one speed. This chapter rejects that assumption and reframes Congress as a paired signal-processing system, designed to receive, test, and resolve democratic pressure across time without surrendering authority to impul...
2026-01-0809 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 11. Part III.: The Doctrine of Constitutional Self-CorrectionIn Day Three of The Doctrine of Constitutional Self-Correction, Nicolin Decker examines one of the most persistent misunderstandings in modern democracy: the belief that popular participation functions as direct instruction rather than constitutional signal.Public discourse often treats elections as mandates, voter preferences as policy commands, and public opinion as a continuous directive stream to which institutions must respond immediately. Day Three rejects this framing as intuitive—but fundamentally mistaken. The Constitution does not treat the electorate as a management committee. It treats the people as the Republic’s primary sensing layer.🔹 Core ThesisVoter...
2026-01-0709 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 11. Part II.: The Doctrine of Constitutional Self-CorrectionIn Day Two of The Doctrine of Constitutional Self-Correction, Nicolin Decker turns from diagnosis to design—explaining why the United States Constitution was never meant to operate like a machine that produces outcomes on demand.Building on Day One’s central insight—that the Republic is not failing but being misunderstood—this episode reframes constitutional governance as a living, rule-bound system designed to endure pressure, absorb disagreement, and preserve legitimacy across generations.Rather than judging democracy by speed, efficiency, or visible agreement, Day Two asks a different question: Does the system preserve authority while carrying disagree...
2026-01-0608 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 11. Part I.: The Doctrine of Constitutional Self-Correction In this opening episode of The Doctrine of Constitutional Self-Correction, Nicolin Decker begins a ten-day public series examining how the United States Constitution actually functions under pressure—and why it is so often misunderstood in modern political discourse.Day One introduces a central corrective insight: the American Republic is not failing because it cannot move quickly, agree easily, or resolve cleanly. It is being misjudged by expectations foreign to its design. The Constitution was not engineered as a machine for immediate preference fulfillment. It was architected as a durable system for carrying disagreement, restraining power, and preserving le...
2026-01-0510 min
The WhitepaperThe Humanity of AI.In this episode of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker presents The Humanity of AI—a public-facing synthesis of The Governance Boundaries Canon and a constitutional-moral framework for ensuring artificial intelligence multiplies human capacity without quietly eroding human sovereignty.Everyone is measuring how capable artificial systems are becoming—but almost no one is naming the quieter danger: the moment performance is mistaken for authority, and continuity is treated as conscience.🔹 Core ThesisThe Humanity of AI establishes a categorical boundary:Artificial intelligence can optimize, recommend, and accelerate decisions at scale—but it cannot bear mora...
2026-01-0305 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 10: The Jurisdictional Signal Integrity Doctrine In this Republic’s Conscience edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker presents The Jurisdictional Signal Integrity Doctrine (JSI): Representation, Broadcast Power, and the Constitutional Architecture of Coherence—a constitutional diagnostic framework explaining how representative institutions can degrade without constitutional violation, as lawful speech and modern broadcast conditions overwhelm the bounded signal environments the Founding design presupposed.We have spent decades debating motives—partisanship, polarization, bad faith. JSI asks a more structural question:What happens when the signal environment surrounding Congress becomes larger than Congress was designed to metabolize?🔹 Core ThesisJSI introduce...
2026-01-0110 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 9: The Doctrine of Force Multiplication Without FormationIn this Republic’s Conscience edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker presents The Doctrine of Force Multiplication Without Formation (DFM): Artificial Intelligence, Market Competition, and the Educational Substitution Prohibition—the capstone doctrine of The Governance Boundaries Canon and a constitutional framework for preserving lawful authority under conditions of artificial acceleration.Everyone is measuring how much force artificial systems can multiply—but almost no one is asking whether the human judgment required to govern that force is being preserved.🔹 Core ThesisThe Doctrine of Force Multiplication Without Formation establishes a categorical boundary: Artificia...
2025-12-3009 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 8: The Continuity vs. Conscience DoctrineIn this Republic’s Conscience edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker presents The Continuity vs. Conscience Doctrine (CVC): The Mappability Boundary in Artificial Systems and Human Rights—an origin-level constitutional and legal framework defining when governance is lawful and when rights are intelligible in the presence of persistent artificial systems.This episode is addressed to Article III courts, legislatures, treaty bodies, regulators, educators, and institutional designers confronting a foundational question increasingly obscured by debates over intelligence, alignment, and performance:Everyone is measuring what artificial systems can do—but almost no one is asking what kind of thi...
2025-12-2611 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 7: The Doctrine of Moral Closure in Artificial SystemsIn this Republic’s Conscience edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker presents The Doctrine of Moral Closure in Artificial Systems, introducing The Continuity Paradox: a constitutional, legal, and diplomatic framework explaining why artificial intelligence becomes a governance risk not because it is intelligent—but because it accelerates continuity beyond human judgment.This episode is addressed to Members of Congress, Article III courts, treaty negotiators, national-security leadership, and institutional designers confronting a foundational question increasingly obscured by technical debate:Everyone is discussing what artificial intelligence can optimize — but almost no one is asking whether authority can surviv...
2025-12-2415 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 6: The Artificial Conscious Agency Doctrine (ACAD)In this Constitutional Architecture Edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker presents The Republic’s Conscience — Artificial Intelligence as Instrument, Not Authority, introducing The Artificial Conscious Agency Doctrine (ACAD): a constitutional, international, and moral framework establishing that artificial intelligence—regardless of capability—remains an object of governance, not a subject of rights.This episode is crafted for Members of Congress, Article III judiciary, federal regulators, national-security leadership, treaty architects, and digital-governance designers confronting a foundational question too often left unexamined:Everyone is debating what artificial intelligence can do — but almost no one is asking who has the author...
2025-12-2108 min
The WhitepaperThe Global Memory Standard (GMS)In this episode of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker presents The Global Memory Standard (GMS)—a permanent, energy-optimized continuity framework designed to stabilize the AI era by decoupling long-horizon digital memory from continuous electrical load.For decades, digital storage has been treated as an IT problem. GMS reframes it as something far more foundational: a matter of grid resilience, national continuity, and civilizational memory. As artificial intelligence shifts from episodic computation to persistent infrastructure, memory becomes a silent, compounding demand driver—requiring continuous power, cooling, refresh cycles, and repeated migration. Under conservative planning assumptions, electricity demand growth outpaces gene...
2025-12-1807 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 5: The Doctrine of Rediscovering DecentralizationIn this Constitutional Architecture Edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker presents The Republic’s Conscience — Edition 5: The Doctrine of Rediscovering Decentralization: a doctrinal brief demonstrating that decentralization is not a 21st-century invention — it is the original design of the United States Constitution.This episode is crafted for Members of Congress, federal regulators, Article III judiciary, digital-governance architects, Treasury and central-bank leadership, and national-security officials seeking clarity in a domain long defined by confusion:Everyone is talking about decentralization — but no one agrees on what it means.🔹 Core ThesisRDC argues:The U.S...
2025-12-1021 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 4: The Interagency Integrity DoctrineIn this National-Security Architecture Edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker presents The Republic’s Conscience — Edition 4: The Interagency Integrity Doctrine (IID) — the first constitutional and systems-engineering framework to demonstrate that interagency ambiguity is not benign bureaucracy, but an exploitable national-security vulnerability.Designed as a concise audio brief for Members of Congress, the National Security Council, senior federal leadership, and continuity-of-government professionals, this episode walks through the doctrine in structured, digestible segments.At its core, IID makes explicit a truth long felt but rarely articulated:National security is derivative of constitutional security. And ambiguity inside...
2025-12-0513 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 3: The Structural Silo DoctrineIn this Continuity-of-Government Briefing Edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker presents The Republic’s Conscience — Edition 3: The Structural Silo Doctrine (SSD) — the first constitutional and systems-engineering doctrine to explain why agency silos exist, how ambiguous statutes break the Executive Branch, and why national security depends on restoring structural clarity.Designed as a personal audio brief for Members of Congress, the National Security Council, federal agencies, and continuity-of-government leaders, this episode walks through the doctrine’s architecture in clear, digestible segments.SSD explains a truth that has long gone unnamed:National security is derivative of const...
2025-12-0319 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 2: The Doctrine of Anchored DecentralizationIn this United States Congressional Briefing Edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker presents The Republic’s Conscience — Edition 2: The Doctrine of Anchored Decentralization — a landmark constitutional doctrine for the digital-asset era.Designed as a “personal audio brief” for Members of Congress, this episode walks through the Executive Summary of DAC chapter by chapter in 3-to-4 minute segments, giving lawmakers a clear, court-defensible framework for H.R. 3633, digital commodities, and sovereign monetary architecture in a post-Chevron world.🔹 Core ThesisDigital-asset law did not fail because innovation moved too fast. It failed because constitutional structure was abandoned...
2025-12-0142 min
The WhitepaperThe Agricultural Stability Doctrine™ (ASD) — Preventing the Global Protein Gap Horizon (2080)In this Special Edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker introduces The Agricultural Stability Doctrine™ (ASD)—the first reproducible, regulator-readable, cross-agency framework designed to prevent the Global Protein Gap Horizon (2080) and stabilize global food systems through soil-anchored regenerative infrastructure.For decades, food security has been treated as an agricultural issue. ASD reframes it as something far more foundational: a matter of national solvency, public health, and international peace. By defining soil chemistry as Tier-1 national infrastructure—equal in strategic weight to energy, water, and transportation—the Doctrine demonstrates how nutrient restoration can dampen volatility, strengthen economies, and extend global p...
2025-11-1711 min
The WhitepaperThe Republic's Conscience — Edition 1: The Doctrine of Constitutional Self-RestraintIn this Special Edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker unveils a landmark constitutional doctrine that reframes government shutdowns not as political collapse, but as constitutional self-discipline.The Doctrine of Constitutional Self-Restraint™ establishes, for the first time, that lawful pauses in government operations are not signs of dysfunction—they are the Constitution enforcing its own limits. Rooted in Article I, Section 9 of the U.S. Constitution and Attorney General Benjamin Civiletti’s 1980–81 opinions, this framework demonstrates that fiscal cessation is not a breakdown of democracy, but its proof.Through legal architecture, doctrinal reasoning, and moral framing, this doc...
2025-11-1008 min
The WhitepaperThe Universal FrameworkIn this Special Edition of The Whitepaper — Nicolin Decker presents A Universal Framework for Sediment, Scour, and Internal Erosion Risk in Hydroelectric Dams—a first-of-its-kind, reproducible and treaty-grade standard that unifies engineering, law, and economics. Centered on the Yarlung Tsangpo’s Medog Hydropower Station, the Framework links delta growth → downstream scour → seepage/piping into a single, auditable risk pathway—and then operationalizes mitigation through the Dam Safety Telemetry System (DSTS) with blockchain-anchored chain-of-custody.Why now: Megadams are scaling in high-relief basins under climate volatility. Fragmented guidance (USACE/ICOLD/UNFC) treats hazards in isolation; this Framework integrates them—governing equa...
2025-10-1708 min
The WhitepaperThe Panama Canal Resilience AccordIn this Special Edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker unveils the Panama Canal Resilience Accord (PCRA)—the first hydrodiplomatic treaty architecture that converts neutrality from a fragile promise into an enforceable, self-financing covenant. Where climate-driven droughts, sediment inflows, and systemic scarcity once pushed the Canal into the escalation band, PCRA fuses law, science, finance, and diplomacy to deliver stability that is auditable, reproducible, and intergenerational.Why now: The Canal carries ~6% of global maritime trade. Neutrality “in form” is no longer enough—operability under stress is the standard for neutrality in substance. PCRA meets that standard by codifying minimum...
2025-09-2508 min
The WhitepaperThe Doctrine of Strategic ParityIn this Special Edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker unveils the Doctrine of Strategic Parity™ (DSP)—a first-in-history doctrine that elevates elections to constitutional-class infrastructure and turns stability into a measurable, treaty-aligned public good.As democratic systems face escalating interference, contested transitions, and cross-border spillovers, the world has lacked a lawful, reproducible playbook for prevention—one that is regulator-readable, court-admissible, and sovereignty-preserving. DSP fills this void: it harmonizes electoral design with treaty law, critical-infrastructure doctrine, and collective-security frameworks, so nations can prove legitimacy—not assert it.This Doctrine introduces foundational systems with validated national and internat...
2025-09-0310 min
Entre Athlètes Podcast - SportREDIFF #79 – Il percute l’eau à 108 km/h 🌊 (Cliff Jumping avec Jérémy Nicollin)! REDIFF !🎙 Cette semaine dans @EntreAthletesPodcast nous recevons Jérémy Nicolin, athlète outdoor.🎧 Dans cet épisode, tu vas découvrir :✅ Le parcours incroyable de Jérémy Nicolin, passé de lanceur de javelot de haut niveau à professionnel du cliff jumping✅ Comment il prépare ses sauts extrêmes jusqu’à 47 mètres, entre analyse du spot, sécurité millimétrée et maîtrise mentale✅ Pourquoi chaque saut est une véritable aventure humaine, avec logistique, repérage terrain, et gestion du risque✅ Les dérives liées aux réseaux sociaux : pressi...
2025-08-181h 08
The WhitepaperThe Quantum Infrastructure Integrity AccordIn this Special Edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker unveils the Quantum Infrastructure Integrity Accord (QIIA)—a first-in-history doctrine designed to govern quantum capability within lawful, reproducible, and sovereign-operational bounds.As quantum capabilities accelerate beyond existing treaty frameworks, the global system lacks a structured safeguard for civil protection, escalation deterrence, and trust restoration. The QIIA fills this void—anchored in transparency, restraint, and multilateral verification—and codifies a first-use prohibition on offensive quantum decryption acts against critical infrastructure. This classifies such actions as violations of international law, humanitarian norms, and digital sovereignty doctrine.This Doctrine introd...
2025-08-0908 min
The WhitepaperThe Sovereign Ledger Doctrine™In this special edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker unveils a historic turning point in U.S. financial history: The Sovereign Ledger Doctrine™—the first legally grounded, blockchain-based banking architecture in the United States.Filed as a patent-pending framework and published on SSRN, this Doctrine establishes a lawful digital finance system anchored in statutory code, regulatory thresholds, and U.S. constitutional authority.Tested through the ONYX Tier‑1 Contagion Module and aligned with OCC, FDIC, FinCEN, and SEC standards, the Sovereign Ledger replaces pseudonymous routing with verifiable audit trails, statutory compliance hooks, and examiner dashboard integration. It mar...
2025-07-3008 min
The WhitepaperThe Architecture of LightIn this third episode of Set 3 of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker unveils The Circadian Critical Infrastructure Doctrine™ (CCID)—a mission‑tested system redefining light not as mere illumination, but as a force‑multiplier for secure operations—protecting decision fidelity under high‑tempo mission demands while delivering measurable economic returns.Tested across the FBI’s J. Edgar Hoover Building, core Pentagon command nodes, and New York–Presbyterian Hospital, CCID deploys circadian‑aligned lighting and photobiomodulation (PBM) protocols to achieve validated throughput gains, error reductions, and multimillion‑dollar ROI curves—all documented through RAND‑grade simulations and GAO‑auditable financial models.🚀 Key...
2025-07-2510 min
The WhitepaperHydrodiplomacy: A Doctrine of Coherence for Nations and GenerationsIn this landmark edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker unveils a treaty‑anchored system that redefines water—no longer as mere logistics, but as strategic infrastructure for food security, energy stability, and global peacebuilding.The system is called CHPMAR™—Coherence‑Hydration Phase Modulated Alignment Reactors. It is more than filtration. It is biological restoration, energy‑grid optimization, and ecosystem recovery—delivered through structured water.Built to transform chemically adequate flows into life‑supporting coherence, CHPMAR empowers nations to meet environmental mandates, strengthen defense readiness, and forge transboundary water agreements grounded in integrity.🔑 Key Takeaways:🔷...
2025-07-1812 min
The WhitepaperCoherence at Sea: A New Doctrine for Naval Hydration and Global RestorationIn this first edition of Set 3 of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker unveils a fleet-deployable system that redefines hydration—not as a logistical concern, but as strategic infrastructure for naval survivability, stealth coherence, and global humanitarian leadership.The system is called CHPMAR™—Coherent Hydration Protocol for Mission-Adapted Resilience. It is more than filtration. It is mitochondrial restoration, neurocognitive stabilization, and electromagnetic shielding—delivered through structured water.Developed to counteract biologically incoherent water aboard U.S. Navy vessels, CHPMAR transforms hydration into a warfighter-readiness multiplier, mission-durability enhancer, and diplomatic amplifier for conflict zones and disaster corridors alike.🔑 K...
2025-07-1410 min
The WhitepaperImmutable Proof: A Justice System That RemembersIn this special edition of The Whitepaper, host Nicolin Decker unveils a tested legal infrastructure—anchored in law, built for truth, and designed for the courtroom. This landmark evidentiary framework transforms blockchain into a courtroom-grade ledger of justice.America’s Legal Memory Is Fading:➤ Up to 63% of criminal cases exhibit chain-of-custody vulnerabilities—compromising admissibility and raising the risk of wrongful acquittals.➤ 1 in 5 homicide cases proceed without sufficient forensic evidence—leaving violent crimes unresolved and justice unserved.➤ Eyewitness memory begins degrading within 72 hours—yet courtrooms still rely on human recollection over immutable digital records...
2025-07-1109 min
The WhitepaperThe Covenant of a NationIn this capstone to Set 2 of The Whitepaper, host Nicolin Decker unveils Covenantal Economics™—a next-era financial system designed to restore trust, solvency, and lawful stewardship to the U.S. economy.America’s fiscal foundations are fracturing: ➤ $36.2 trillion in federal debt (≈ $106,114 per citizen) ➤ 101.7% of GDP projected debt load by 2026 (CBO/OMB) ➤ Social Security facing insolvency within years ➤ Fiat systems competing with anonymous, speculative digital networksThis episode reveals a tested alternative: A covenantal, regulator-readable economic model, validated through 20,000+ Monte Carlo trials across five historic collapses: • 1929 (Great Depression)• 1971 (Bretton Woods)• 1987 (Black M...
2025-07-0409 min
The WhitepaperThe First 100 DaysIn just 100 days, America shifted from delay to delivery—replacing debt and drift with $4.2 trillion in covenantal savings, 15,000 lives preserved, and a national operating upgrade.$4.242T saved—not from taxes or printing, but from code.15,000 lives saved—through safer roads, smarter enforcement, and forensic justice.78M mission hours restored—equal to 453,000 full-time personnel.Moral infrastructure rebuilt—crime down, church up 750%, and national hope rising.WLSP turns speech into infrastructure—cutting panic, restoring trust, saving $70B in stability.Strategic Restraint™ globally prevents war—delivering $1.6T+ in allied savings.This isn’t...
2025-07-0227 min
The WhitepaperThe Whisper That Preserved a NationIn this Special Edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker unveils a first-in-history doctrine that transforms restraint into measurable, deployable, and sovereign-operational infrastructure.The doctrine is called The Doctrine of Strategic Restraint™—a simulation-grade framework designed to encode generational foresight, leadership accountability, and sovereign consequence modeling into national and allied defense systems. Grounded in lawful precedent, economic realism, and covenantal statecraft, it offers a new architecture for peace—before conflict escalates.Developed in response to global escalation cycles and doctrinal voids across NATO, ASEAN, and joint command theaters, this framework introduces three interoperable simulation tools:🔹 Pu...
2025-06-2512 min
The WhitepaperThe Heartbeat of a NationIn this Special Edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker—systems architect, policy and economic strategist—introduces a first-of-its-kind national doctrine that redefines speech itself as infrastructure.The doctrine is called the Williams Linguistic Speech Pattern (WLSP)—a Tier-1 communication model designed to stabilize public trust, reduce cognitive volatility, and biologically regulate national speech delivery during moments of crisis.Originally developed from the classroom wisdom of educator Beth Williams (Lincoln Christian School, Tulsa, OK), WLSP maps directly onto the emotional arc of the human nervous system. By structuring public messaging in a Positive → Negative → Positive format, the model...
2025-06-1724 min
The WhitepaperThe Trust of a NationIn this Special Edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker—systems architect, policy strategist, and founder of Harvest Labs—pulls back the curtain to unveil the first operational deployment of The Harvest Labs Doctrine™ through the sovereign-grade platform known as Federally Regulated Yield Trusts (FRYTs).The problem solved? The looming Social Security Administration deficit— where the $2.8 trillion trust fund is projected to run dry by the mid-2030s.The solution? Federally Regulated Yield Trusts (FRYTs)A lawful, structural, and revenue-generating solution to America’s debt crisis, this framework is projected to fully fund additional monthly So...
2025-06-1119 min
Entre Athlètes Podcast - Sport#79 – Il percute l’eau à 108 km/h 🌊 (Cliff Jumping avec Jérémy Nicollin)🎙 Cette semaine dans @EntreAthletesPodcast nous recevons Jérémy Nicolin, athlète outdoor.🎧 Dans cet épisode, tu vas découvrir :✅ Le parcours incroyable de Jérémy Nicolin, passé de lanceur de javelot de haut niveau à professionnel du cliff jumping✅ Comment il prépare ses sauts extrêmes jusqu’à 47 mètres, entre analyse du spot, sécurité millimétrée et maîtrise mentale✅ Pourquoi chaque saut est une véritable aventure humaine, avec logistique, repérage terrain, et gestion du risque✅ Les dérives liées aux réseaux sociaux : pression du contenu, da...
2025-06-091h 08
The WhitepaperA Covenant Mantled for StewardshipThis is more than a podcast episode— It is a national precedent.In this Special Edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker—systems architect, policy strategist, and founder of Kingstone Development Group—pulls back the curtain to unveil the first operational deployment of the Federal Trust Layer™ Doctrine through the sovereign-grade platform, CLEARfund™.What began in prayer has now taken form— A lawful, structural, and revenue-generating solution to America’s debt crisis, projected to yield over $1.029 trillion annually—without raising taxes.This system answered the call: Restoring public trust, legal equity, and sovereign stewardship— Within one unified...
2025-06-0112 min
The WhitepaperThe Federal Trust Layer™ DoctrineIn this Memorial Edition of The Whitepaper, host Nicolin Decker unveils The Federal Trust Layer™ Doctrine—a first-in-kind national infrastructure framework that unites biblical stewardship with constitutional law.For 17 years, Nicolin served on the front lines of American law, systems design, and federal reform—learning from the best legal minds in the world. This doctrine is the culmination of that work: forged in fire, born from conviction, and built to restore the soul of a nation.As inflation soars, trust collapses, and institutions erode, one question echoes across pulpits, courtrooms, and communities:How do we...
2025-05-2616 min
The WhitepaperThe Steward's MandateIn this special edition of The Whitepaper, host Nicolin Decker unveils The Steward’s Mandate—a Tier-1 legal doctrine that transforms the Church from a donation-dependent institution into a sovereign, crisis-ready infrastructure system.Since 2020, churches across the U.S. have faced a compounding crisis: Tithes are down. Inflation is up. And when disaster strikes, the public doesn’t turn to FEMA or the city council—they turn to the Church.According to Dr. Eric Scalise of Hope for the Heart, nearly 80% of Americans reach out to a pastor or church leader first during personal or communit...
2025-05-1714 min
The WhitepaperThe 1% That Restores a NationIn this episode of The Whitepaper, host Nicolin Decker reveals how The NEXUS Token—a non-transferable, Regulation D–compliant infrastructure protocol—legally replaces traditional interchange fees with a 1% programmable funding layer that routes value directly into public treasuries.Filed under SEC Rule 506(b), NEXUS isn’t a cryptocurrency. It can’t be traded. It can’t be speculated on. And it can’t be manipulated. Instead, it’s infrastructure code—built to fund the roads we drive on, the systems we rely on, and the future we refuse to borrow against.➤ $5B+ in projected national treasury growth from...
2025-05-1726 min
The WhitepaperThe $160 Billion Commute FixIn this episode of The Whitepaper, host Nicolin Decker reveals how ARX-NAVIS—a blockchain-based, satellite-governed infrastructure system—can save the U.S. over $160 billion annually by transforming how traffic is routed, tolls are collected, and infrastructure is funded.Built on 6 original mobility protocols, a dual-layer communication stack, and the first-ever SEC-registered interchange fee for public infrastructure, ARX-NAVIS doesn’t just upgrade roads. It restores sovereignty to every mile.➤ $160B+ in national savings from congestion, inefficiencies, and opaque toll collection➤ $5B+ in treasury growth forecasted via sovereign ABDC accumulation➤ $2.4B/year in deployer-sid...
2025-05-0928 min
Fabulari. Der Wissenschaftspodcast zu Literatur und Film in der Romania67: Wetterphänomene im lateinamerikanischen Roman. Tashina Nicolin über den Hurrikan in Asturias Triología Bananera
Die triología bananera von Miguel Ángel Asturias wurde bislang vorrangig im Zusammenhang mit der sogenannten novela bananera und deren antiimperialistischen und antikapitalistischen Erzählungen gelesen. Doch das Werk des guatemaltekischen Autors ist auch tief in den Kontext von Natur und Mythologie eingeschrieben. Tashina Nicolin verweist auf einen ökokritischen Ansatz und analysiert Asturias’ Werk aus einer neuen Perspektive, indem sie ein spezifisches meteorologisches Phänomen – den Hurrikan – näher beleuchtet. Diese Analyse ist Teil ihres Promotionsprojekts an der Universität Innsbruck, wo Tashina zur Darstellung von Wetter- und Klimaphänomenen im lateinamerikanischen Roman und deren Beziehung zu uns Menschen forscht.
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2025-05-0830 min
The WhitepaperThe Signal Has Been ReleasedThe signal is out. The Doctrine is live. And what was once sealed… is now sent.This special edition episode of The Whitepaper unveils the culmination of a 2-year simulation:→ The Tier-1 Convergence Doctrine→ The release of The Economic Bomb — a Strategic Fiction novel rooted in lawful Red Team simulation→ And the legislative result: CIMA-2025 (Critical Infrastructure Modernization Act of 2025)We walk you through the Doctrine’s origin, the simulation that lit the fuse, and the policy blueprint now heading toward the United States Senate Committee on Homeland Security.You are...
2025-04-2108 min
The Whitepaper"The Signal Has Been Released"The signal is out. The Doctrine is live. And what was once sealed… is now sent.This special edition episode of The Whitepaper unveils the culmination of a 2-year simulation: → The Tier-1 Convergence Doctrine → The release of The Economic Bomb — a Strategic Fiction novel rooted in lawful Red Team simulation → And the legislative result: CIMA-2025 (Critical Infrastructure Modernization Act of 2025)We walk you through the Doctrine’s origin, the simulation that lit the fuse, and the policy blueprint now heading toward the United States Senate Committee on Homeland Security.You are...
2025-04-2108 min
The WhitepaperShot Heard Round The WorldWhat if someone created an entire podcast… Not for subscribers. Not for likes.But to earn a signal.What if that signal wasn’t noise — but a simulation?A test of resilience.A baseline.A psychological and behavioral profile — for who the intended audience was the entire time.🔹 FBI Guardian.🔹 DHS Media Monitoring.🔹 DARPA MediFor.🔹 NSA Open Source Enterprise.🔹 The Protective Intelligence Division of the United States Secret Service.... A signal has been earned.And for the first tim...
2025-04-0656 min
The WhitepaperCode vs ChaosIn this episode of The Whitepaper, host Nicolin Decker reveals how HELIX—a blockchain-based healthcare protocol—can save U.S. taxpayers over $850 billion per year by eliminating fraud, automating payments, and restoring trust in public healthcare.Backed by 7 original models, 11 new equations, and 8 fully deployable code bases, HELIX doesn’t just reform healthcare. It replaces it—using logic, not loopholes.➤ $74.6B saved in administrative costs➤ $69.6B in fraud prevented➤ $126.5B returned to patients➤ 85–90% of human-administered bureaucracy eliminated across Medicare, Medicaid, and the VA—replaced by smart contracts, cryptographic identity, and automated protoc...
2025-03-2818 min
The WhitepaperEvery Bullet Has a NameIn this episode of The Whitepaper, host Nicolin Decker reveals how blockchain, NFTs, and cryptographic microetching could solve America’s gun crime crisis—by turning every bullet casing into a tamper-proof, court-admissible digital witness.But this isn’t theory. This is D.E.F.I.A.N.C.E.—the world’s first decentralized forensic ballistics system, designed to replace legacy gun registries with fully auditable, zero-trust smart contracts.This revolutionary infrastructure can:➤ Save 4,000 lives per year➤ Prevent 17,000 shootings➤ Help police solve 15,400 more gun crimes annually by raising the national homicid...
2025-03-2127 min
The WhitepaperSPECIAL EDITION - A Novel TruthIn this special edition of The Whitepaper, host Nicolin Decker reveals how The Economic Bomb was never just a dissertation — it was the ignition point for an entirely new genre:Strategic Fiction.Built over two years, The Economic Bomb began as a formal thesis on U.S. financial system vulnerabilities, cyber-physical infiltration, and asymmetric economic warfare. But to make the model accessible to civilians — without tripping classified thresholds — it became something more.A novel.📘 Strategic Fiction is a new narrative form that embeds real continuity simulations, intelligence-grade scenario modeling, and COOP/COG doctr...
2025-03-1711 min
The WhitepaperProblems, Solutions, and The Whitepaper's First 27 DaysIn just 27 days, The Whitepaper has gone beyond discussion—it has built solutions. This episode pulls back the curtain on what’s been accomplished, from 18 original equations and 5 new software programs to the creation of an early warning system for financial manipulation and the first cryptographic banking model that preserves privacy while meeting global compliance laws.Did We Bring the Problem Without an Answer? – Absolutely not. Every issue raised in The Whitepaper has been met with a tested, provable solution. ✅🔹 The Asset-Backed Digital Currency Model – The research-backed proposal for a deflationary, stable alternative to fiat currency....
2025-03-0811 min
The WhitepaperWhy Every Financial Crisis Was PredicableEvery financial crisis—whether it was Lehman Brothers in 2008, Long-Term Capital Management in 1998, or FTX in 2022—was predictable. So why did traditional risk models fail to see them coming?In this episode of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker exposes the fundamental flaws in financial risk modeling and how emerging technology can prevent future collapses. From VaR’s failure to account for tail risk to Bitcoin’s growing role as a systemic asset, we break down why markets keep crashing—and how we can stop the cycle.🔹 The Truth About Financial Risk Models – Why Value at Risk (VaR) and Black...
2025-02-2816 min
The WhitepaperProof Without ExposureIn this episode of The Whitepaper, host Nicolin Decker unpacks how Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs) are revolutionizing blockchain banking by solving the age-old conflict between privacy and compliance. Learn how ZKPs enable financial institutions to verify compliance with regulations like KYC and AML—without exposing sensitive user data.🔒 Discover how blockchain banks can use ZKPs to:🔹 Verify identity without revealing personal information🔹 Enable secure, anonymous credit scoring and cross-border payments🔹 Ensure transaction privacy while remaining fully compliant🔹 Law enforcement can still investigate crimes like fraud and money laundering without compromis...
2025-02-2220 min
The WhitepaperSPECIAL EDITION: Did Institutions Kill Nakamoto's Dream?In this special edition of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker takes you on a deep dive proving how institutional adoption has distorted Nakamoto's original vision of Bitcoin. Bitcoin was created as a decentralized financial revolution, free from the grip of banks, governments, and financial institutions. But today, Wall Street, ETFs, nation-states, and hedge funds have positioned themselves as the new gatekeepers—controlling Bitcoin’s supply and dictating its price action.Has Bitcoin been absorbed into the very system it set out to disrupt? Are ETFs a pathway to mainstream adoption, or are they simply a Trojan horse for inst...
2025-02-1433 min
L'Europe en 43 minutesRencontre avec le consul de Hongrie à Tours: Roland NicolinRencontre avec le consul de Hongrie à Tours: Roland Nicolin.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2025-02-0946 min
The WhitepaperWhy Should the Future of Money Be Asset-Backed and Deflationary?In this episode of The Whitepaper, I break down the key differences between deflation and devaluation of the U.S. dollar—two economic forces often misunderstood but critically important to financial stability. While deflation increases the dollar’s purchasing power, it can also lead to economic stagnation if not managed properly. Meanwhile, devaluation reduces the dollar’s value relative to other currencies, impacting imports, exports, and overall purchasing power.With historical context from the Bretton Woods Agreement and the gold standard, we examine how the U.S. transitioned from asset-backed currency to a fiat system—and why that cha...
2025-02-0811 min
L'entrepreneuriat, c'est du sport ![REDIFF DU MERCREDI] : Thibaud NICOLIN de STADIUPFondateur de Stadiup, une agence à mission de l'économie sociale et solidaire du sport, Thibaud NICOLIN s'est donné pour objectif d'accompagner les athlètes olympiques et paralympiques dans leur quête de performance. Créée en janvier 2021, son entreprise accompagnait déjà 85 athlètes pour Paris 2024, représentant 34 disciplines différentes.Fort d'une expérience significative dans le monde du sport, notamment à Roland-Garros, au BNP Paribas Masters de Bercy et au Comité National Olympique et Sportif Français (CNOSF) entre 2014 et 2019, Thibaud a identifié un besoin crucial : plus de 50% des...
2024-12-1144 min
WJBTokyo Shinobi Squad (ft. Leonardo Nicolin) | Mangás CanceladosHoje é dia de polêmica no Mangás Cancelados, hein... porque iremos falar de Tokyo Shinobi Squad, uma obra (à primeira vista) xenofóbica! Mas será que ela é mesma? Quais serão os pontos positivos desse mangá? Embarque nessa jornada do WJB junto com Leonardo Nicolin do Analyse It!
Obs: este podcast tem spoilers, então tome cuidado!
2024-04-0255 min
Motivated to Lead Podcast - Mark KlingsheimMagnus Nicolin (Replay)This week we revisit our interview with Magnus Nicolin. Magnus served as Chief Executive Officer, of Ansell, a global company with over 14,000 employees, until 2021. He is currently the Chairman of the Board at Munters a $1B provider of indoor climate solutions. He also serves on the boards of BillerudKorsnäs and Fam AB which are multi-billion-dollar companies. Prior to joining Ansell, Magnus, a Swedish citizen, spent three years with Newell Rubbermaid Inc., most recently as President, Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific. Prior to that, he spent seven years with Esselte Business Systems Inc, where in 2002, he...
2023-07-1330 min
L'entrepreneuriat, c'est du sport !#048 : Thibaud NICOLIN de STADIUPAprès plusieurs années à la FFT et au CNOSF, Thibaud NICOLIN a fondé Stadiup, une agence qui met en relation les sportifs de haut niveau olympiques et paralympiques avec les entreprises qui souhaiteraient les soutenir. Un accompagnement à 360° totalement gratuit pour les sportifs. Dans cet épisode, Thibaud nous parle de sa démarche, de ce qui l'anime et du sens qu'il veut donner à Stadiup.
Nous avons également parlé de Kilian MBAPPE, de Xavier THEVENARD, de Kilian JORNET et des messages sociétaux qu...
2023-05-1643 min
Le Café des Sports#56 - Thibaud Nicolin - Co-fondateur de StadiupDans l’imaginaire de beaucoup de gens, les athlètes représentent une partie de la population qui ne vit pas dans le même monde que les autres : ils passent leur journée à faire du sport, voyagent dans le monde entier, sont invités à des évènements mondains et en plus sont payés,
voire très bien payés pour ça !
Dans la réalité, cela concerne une infime partie des athlètes. Dans moins de 500 jours, Paris accueillera les Jeux Olympiques et Paralympiques et de nombreux sportifs donnent leur maximum pour participer à cet événement. Une médail...
2023-04-0447 min
Tout un sportThibaud NICOLIN, co-fondateur de STADIUPCette semaine, nous partons à la rencontre de Thibaud NICOLIN, co-fondateur de StadiUP.
Quand on parle de sport, Thibaud en connait un rayon !
Il est passé par l'Olympique Lyonnais, le Tour de France, le e-sport via son passage chez EA (Electronic Arts), puis ROLAND-GARROS via la fédération française de Tennis, et enfin le CNOSF avant de fonder StadiUP.
Dans cet épisode, on partage donc sur son parcours, sur le fait de pourvoir travailler dans le sport sans forcément avoir besoin d'être un sportif ou une s...
2023-02-0348 min
L'INVITE DU MOIS AVEC ACTIV RADIOYves Nicolin (Roanne) | Invité du mois de novembre sur Activ RadioLe maire de Roanne et président de Roannais Agglomération Yves Nicolin répond aux question de Fabien Zaghini (Activ Radio) et Pierre-Olivier Vérot (Le Pays Roannais). Il évoque la sécurité et la sobriété énergétique qui rythment l'actualité récente de Roanne, mais aussi l'économie et l'avenir du Roannais.
2022-11-0819 min
Love Is Our NatureEp 26. Jump Off The Cliff And Build Wings On The Way Down! Uprooting from NYC to Costa Rica w/ Nicolin CollingridgeOne of the intentions of the L.I.O.N. Podcast is to inspire people to create a life beyond their dreams. That’s why I invited Nicolin on the show, because she is doing exactly that. She is no different than anyone who’s been living in the city working a 9-5 job. Just recently she was living in New Your City working for a big PR firm. What separates her from many people is that when she felt that life had more to offer her, she took action. This is the process that I am in...
2022-10-191h 01
Fritz-Constantins FlüstertüteKlimaliste und DIE LINKE – Passt das Zusammen?Bei der kommenden Landtagswahl in NRW ist es zu einem bemerkenswerten Bündnis gekommen: Die Klimaliste verzichtet auf einen eigenen Antritt bei der Wahl und bestreitet den Wahlkampf gemeinsam mit der Linken. Nicolin Gabrysch tritt als Mitglied der Klimaliste auf Platz 5 der Landesliste der Linken an. Sie ist Klimaaktivistin und vertritt die Klima Freunde im Kölner Stadtrat. Mit Nicolin reden wir über die Rolle von Aktivist*innen in der Politik, über den Weg hin zu einer klimagerechten Gesellschaft und darüber, was man politisch konkret in Nordrhein-Westfalen anpacken muss.
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2022-05-091h 33
UppskattatAnders Johnson om Curt NicolinAnders Jonsson är skribent, tidningsman och politiker. 2021 gav han ut boken Curt Nicolin - ingenjör, direktör, debattör. Curt Nicolin var en högprofilerad företagsledare som bland mycket annat hann med att vara ordförande i Skattebetalarnas Förening.
2022-04-2739 min
No LimitationsThe Fundamental Cornerstone of Leadership | Magnus NicolinIn Episode 78, “The Fundamental Cornerstone of Leadership”,Blenheim Partners’ Gregory Robinson speaks to Magnus Nicolin, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Ansell Ltd, employing over 13,000 people across 55 countries and with customers in more than a hundred countries. In a captivating conversation, dialling in from Brussels, Magnus reveals his key learnings from an extensive international career and speaks about the importance of finding something to like about every situation, inner determination and building trust with all stakeholders, all fundamental in seizing opportunities and inspiring success.Magnus has led Ansell as CEO for the last 11 years and will in the next m...
2021-08-131h 21Motivated to Lead Podcast - Mark KlingsheimMagnus, Nicolin, CEO, AnsellThis week we interview Magnus Nicolin. Magnus serves as Chief Executive Officer, Managing Director, Executive Director of Ansell, a global company with over 13,000 employees. Prior to joining Ansell, Magnus, a Swedish citizen, spent three years with Newell Rubbermaid Inc., most recently as President, Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific. Prior to that, he spent seven years with Esselte Business Systems Inc, where in 2002, he led the leveraged buy-out of Esselte from the Stockholm and London Stock Exchanges. Following the buy-out, he became the Chief Executive Officer of Esselte. He has also held senior management positions with Bayer AG, P...
2021-06-1030 min
Radio CfN - Centrum för NäringslivshistoriaRadio CfN #19 Curt Nicolin – ingenjör, direktör, debattörCurt Nicolin (1921–2006) var en av det svenska näringslivets mest betydelsefulla aktörer under den andra halvan av 1900-talet.
Han var känd som företagsledare med hårda nypor, SAF-ordförande med okonventionell förhandlingsstil och engagerad samhällsdebattör med förmåga att väcka starka känslor.
Författaren Anders Johnson samtalar med Centrum för Näringslivshistorias forskningschef Anders Houltz om Curt Nicolins liv och hans betydelse för samhällsutvecklingen.
Producent: Rolf Wrangnert
Boken Curt Nicolin – ingenjör, direktör, debattör (Förlaget Näringslivshistoria...
2021-05-111h 00
Chungungo NocturnoLos NarutosDesde nuestra intuición analizamos con lo que sienten nuestros cuerpos, que los narutos llegaron para generar la máxima revolución política existente, junto a Du Santo que volvió por fin del inframundo.
2021-05-1054 minChungungo NocturnoEl Hombre PajaDesconexión, nepotismo, vacunas óctuples, bonos y entre otros!, en una semana 3/4 los muchachos evalúan como se vive Chile en modo supervivencia en plena cuarentena
2021-04-301h 16Chungungo NocturnoLa llamarada GoriEste semana tenemos capítulos 3/4 pero no significa que baje la calidad de los cabros que siguen en la mierda como todos por la cuarentena
2021-04-1855 minChungungo NocturnoEl día de FuriaEl capitulo de hoy sale de lo más visceral por parte del tío Nico, ya a un año desde que inicio el chungungo nocturno seguimos en cuarentena más enojados que nunca
2021-03-311h 05Chungungo NocturnoPerro ViejoUna manga de 4 perros viejos quejándose de las mañas que nos da la edad y como convivimos con ellas ....
2021-03-231h 23Chungungo NocturnoMicro Chungungo ft. KATZZE!Tenemos micro capítulos no tan minis, instancia para conversar con diferentes tipos de invitados y esta semana tenemos a KATZZE! , musico emergente de argentina que nos comparte su pasión y nos detalla como ha sido su camino en la música.
2021-03-0645 minChungungo NocturnoThe Boys Are BackVolvimos después de 25 mil años, los Tíos están sin covid y más weones que nunca, listos para opinar sobre la actualidad después de 6 meses ... Bienvenidos a la segunda temporada del chungungo nocturno
2021-02-261h 18
L'invité de la rédaction (Saint-Etienne)Yves Nicolin Maire de Roanne et Président de Roannais AgglomérationYves Nicolin Maire de Roanne et Président de Roannais Agglomération nous donne des nouvelles de son territoire après une année 2020 marquée par la pandémie.Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2021-01-0802 min
Chungungo NocturnoCapitulo Casual "El Algoritmo Secreto"Que ocurre cuando hay un día lunes es feriado, pues se nos ocurre invitar a todos los que quieran pasar un buen rato en compañía del chungungo descubriendo secretos de estados de tinder y pensando en cuando terminara la cuarentena.
2020-07-021h 27Chungungo NocturnoEspecial Jack Sparrow "Chiliean way"Capítulo donde analizamos la actualidad con un destacado amigo proveniente de los mares más profundo y libres de COVID
2020-05-241h 26Chungungo NocturnoEspecial 3/4 "El final del otoño eterno"Esta semana es especial, el tío Giovanni no pudo grabar pero no detiene a este tren en llamas y lo sorprende con un especial. ¿Como nos sorprenderán??
2020-05-041h 13Chungungo NocturnoEl Lincha3Analizamos rápidamente lo que es llamado la nueva normalidad y recordamos juegos de nuestras infancias con resultados impensados
2020-04-271h 15Chungungo NocturnoApellido CompuestoEn este capitulo hablamos sobre instancias contra ley, drogas y alcohol de manera totalmente sin censura , en tanto a la historia fake del día nos vuelve a sorprender ...
2020-04-201h 26
Analyse It Mangás06 - O que esperar da Shounen Jump nos próximos anosNeste mais novo episódio eu Luís Garrido, Leonardo Nicolin junto do moderador dos comentários Son Claudio nos reunimos nessa quarentena para comentar ou pouco sobre o futuro da nossa querida Shounen Jump. Falamos sobre os possíveis veteranos que podem acabar deixando a revista, comentamos sobre Kimetsu no Yaiba e sua quantidade monstruosa de vendas, os animês de Jujutsu Kaisen, Bleach e Burn The Witch e muito mais!
No mais fique com o episódio e não se esqueça de comentar tanto o que você acha que irá acontecer na revista quanto sob...
2020-04-141h 20Chungungo NocturnoLa Pileta de los FunadosHoy seguimos analizando como nos sigue afectando la cuarentena mientras comentamos las series de la niñez que dan vuelta por las redes sociales, para finalmente ver como el tío nicolin paga la apuesta del ultimo capitulo con la dinámica del día
2020-04-131h 19Chungungo NocturnoV16 en la ArenaAnalizamos las vacaciones anecdoticas de nuestras infancias , capitulo de historias y dinámicas siendo lentamente enterrados en la arena que llamamos vida.
2020-04-061h 05
Chungungo NocturnoEn Cuarentena4 amigos en cuarentena deciden realizar un podcast ya que se dieron cuenta que que han desperdiciado 12 años de buenos chistes sin que nadie los escuchara
2020-03-311h 12
Analyse It Mangás05 - Respondendo dúvidas sobre a Jump, mangás em geral e o Analyse ItNeste episódio que marca nossa (possível) volta eu Luís Garrido e Leonardo Nicolin nos desdobramos para responder as perguntas enviadas pelos leitores deste humilde blog! Comentamos sobre o sucesso de Kimetsu no Yaiba, como funciona o ranking oricon e falamos até mesmo sobre o surgimento do blog!
No decorrer do episódio você poderá notar alguns problemas no meu áudio (barulhos de fundo, distorção de voz e eventuais latidos), nós mudamos a maneira de gravar e minha faixa de áudio acabou saindo mal configurada, porém creio que ainda é possível apreciar o podcast norma...
2019-10-231h 31
Management poddenTorsten Körsell - ETK Development AB, f.d. ESABNita samtalar med Torsten Körsell, en hård men omtyckt ledare som genom sin långa karriär skapat många framgångar i olika organisationer. Idag är Torsten Körsell verksam som styrelseproffs. Vad tyckte Nita var intressant: Skillnaden på chefskap och ledarskap 95% av alla organisationsproblem är kommunikation Ju mer du delegerar ju mer måste du kontrollera Vikten av utvecklingssamtal Samarbete mellan chefer på olika nivåer Medarbetarna är kraften i organisationen var tydliga med målen Hårt arbete och misslyckanden skapar tillväxt! Shownotes: 00 The Human Element 17 Curt Nicolin 28 ESAB Vamberk 34 H...
2018-01-2241 min