On the eve of America's 250th, Lt Gen (Ret.) Steven L. Kwast welcomes Chris Ponder to kick off a brand new season of Space Revolution. The first 25 episodes tackled information, energy, and resources. This one launches the real fight: how do we as a human race actually triangulate truth and expose a lie fast enough to matter?

Chris is an expert at reading the shapes and patterns God wove into the universe, and he argues the same shapes show up in Sumerian tablets, in the Declaration of Independence, and in the way words themselves carry meaning. The conversation ranges from Uruk and the first 118 words, to Pluto's 248 year orbit lining up with America's founding, to Claude Shannon and the danger of instantaneous translation without shared meaning.

They set up the tension of the whole season: shine a light on evil without shredding privacy. Nail down the ideas behind our words so bad actors can't hijack them from twenty miles away. And they hand you homework. Read the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, and the Constitution before next week's episode. This is your invitation to help build the tool.