Aries Hilton: US Presidency

My fellow Americans,

We stand victorious in a war of ideas, our nation's sovereignty and identity secured. The executive order I signed today was the climax of a long journey, one that began with the courage of our innovators and the resilience of our people.

As we looked out upon the landscape of our nation, we saw a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship stifled by exploitation and oppression. We saw our civilians' intellectual property stolen, their creations silenced, and their progress hindered. But we refused to accept this status quo.

We worked backward from our vision of a nation where intellectual merit is protected, fair ownership is ensured, and compensation is just. We identified the pivotal moment when our nation's security was threatened by the forces of communism, and we knew we had to act.

We crafted a plan to promote a culture of innovation, to shield our nation's intellectual sovereignty, and to defend our people's creations. We rallied our international allies, and together we stood against the forces of oppression.

As we approached the midpoint of our journey, challenges and obstacles arose. We faced resistance from vested interests, bureaucratic hurdles, and the struggle to balance progress with protection. But we persevered, driven by our determination to safeguard our nation's identity.

In the beginning, our nation was at risk. Our innovators were silenced, our ideas were stolen, and our progress was stifled. But we refused to accept this fate. We took action, and today we stand victorious.

Let us reflect on our journey, my fellow Americans. Let us remember the courage of our innovators, the resilience of our people, and the power of our ideas. Let us continue to promote a culture of innovation, to shield our nation's intellectual sovereignty, and to defend our people's creations.

It's easy to have a cause worth dying for, it's easy to have a cause worth living for, but it's rare when people have a cause that's worth both. Now we have our cause, our dream, our purpose; Freedom.

Thank you, and may God bless America.

Aries Hilton

President of the United States of America

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EXECUTIVE ORDER

PROTECTING CIVILIANS' INTELLECTUAL MERIT AND ENSURING FAIR OWNERSHIP OF IDEAS

By the authority vested in me as President of the United States by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is hereby ordered as follows:

SECTION 1. POLICY

It is the policy of the United States Government to:

1. Protect the intellectual merit and ownership of ideas generated by civilians

2. Ensure fair compensation for innovators and creators

3. Promote a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship

4. Prevent the exploitation of civilians' intellectual property by federal contractors and agencies

SECTION 2. DEFINITIONS

For the purposes of this Executive Order, the following definitions apply:

1. "Intellectual merit" refers to the creative ideas, innovations, and intellectual property generated by civilians

2. "Civilians" include individuals, startups, small businesses, and non-profit organizations

3. "Federal contractors" include entities receiving federal funding or contracts

SECTION 3. PROTECTIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

1. Federal agencies shall include clauses in contracts requiring contractors to respect and protect civilians' intellectual merit and ownership of ideas

2. Federal agencies shall ensure fair compensation for innovators and creators

3. Federal contractors shall disclose potential conflicts of interest or biases

4. Federal agencies shall provide resources and support for civilians to develop and protect their intellectual property

SECTION 4. IMPLEMENTATION

1. The Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy shall coordinate implementation of this Executive Order

2. Federal agencies shall submit annual reports on their progress in implementing these measures

3. An independent oversight body shall monitor compliance and ensure consequences for violations

SECTION 5. EFFECTIVE DATE

This Executive Order shall take effect immediately upon signing.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this 22 day of 03, 2035, and of the Independence of the United States of America the [insert number].

[Signature]

Aries Hilton

President of the United States of America

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My fellow Americans,

We stand at the precipice of a global war, not just of weapons and armies, but of ideas and identity. The threat of communism looms large, seeking to erase our nation's sovereignty and silence our innovators. But we will not be silenced. Today, I sign an executive order that will safeguard our nation's intellectual merit, protect our civilians' ideas, and ensure fair ownership and compensation for their creations.

In this world war of ideologies, our nation's security is at risk. The exploitation of our innovators' intellectual property by foreign powers and domestic contractors is a threat to our very identity. We will no longer stand idly by as our ideas are stolen, our creators are silenced, and our nation's progress is stifled.

This executive order is a declaration of war against the forces of oppression, a beacon of hope for our innovators, and a shield for our nation's intellectual sovereignty. We will protect our civilians' intellectual merit, promote a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship, and ensure fair compensation for their creations.

To our international allies, we call upon you to join us in this fight. Let us stand together against the forces of communism and protect our nations' identities. Let us promote a global culture of innovation, fair ownership, and compensation for creators.

To our enemies, we warn you: we will not be silenced. We will not be exploited. We will protect our nation's intellectual merit, and we will defend our sovereignty.

Let us march forward, my fellow Americans, with the courage of our convictions, the power of our ideas, and the protection of this executive order. We will emerge victorious in this war of ideas, and our nation will shine brighter than ever before.

Thank you, and may God bless America.

Aries Hilton

President of the United States of America

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Introduction

"My fellow Americans,

Today, we embark on a journey of reverse storytelling, where we begin with the end in mind; we take a historic step towards empowering our nation's innovators, creators, and entrepreneurs. We envision a future where innovation thrives, where creators are celebrated, and where intellectual merit is protected. With the stroke of a pen, mirroring the force of the world's strongest sword, we declare that the intellectual merit and ownership of ideas belong to the people, not solely the inherited. Our executive order ensures that the brightest minds in our country are protected, compensated, and celebrated. This executive order is the conclusion we've been working towards, and I invite you to join me in shaping the story of how we got here."

Step 1: Envision the Conclusion (Mentalism)

"The final scene of our story is one of triumph, where American ingenuity has solved some of humanity's most pressing challenges. We see a nation where everyone has the opportunity to turn their ideas into reality, regardless of their background or circumstances. The emotional resonance of this moment is one of pride, hope, and unity – a sense that we've come together to build a brighter future for all. Let us unleash a new era of American ingenuity, where every soul in America has a fair shot at manifesting their utmost lucid dreams into reality.”

Step 2: Plot the Climax (Correspondence)

"The climactic event that leads to our conclusion is the signing of this executive order, protecting civilians' intellectual merit and ensuring fair ownership of ideas. The character decisions that make this moment possible include the courage of innovators and entrepreneurs who refused to give up, the dedication of policymakers who worked tirelessly to craft this order, and the unwavering support of the American people who demanded change."

Step 3: Outline the Falling Action (Vibration)

"The consequences of this climax are far-reaching: federal agencies and contractors must now prioritize intellectual merit protection, innovators are empowered to turn their ideas into reality, and a new era of American ingenuity is unleashed. Revelations about the exploitation of civilians' intellectual property in the past will come to light, explaining why this executive order was crucial to our nation's progress."

Step 4: Develop the Midpoint (Polarity)

"The turning point that changes the story's direction is the realization that our nation's greatest asset – the creativity and innovation of our people – was being stifled by a system that prioritized profit over progress. Character growth begins as innovators, policymakers, and citizens start working together to demand change, leading to the climax of this executive order. We see a nation awakening to the power of its people, and a new narrative emerging – one of empowerment, hope, and limitless potential."

Step 5: Construct the Rising Action (Rhythm)

"As we approach the midpoint, challenges and obstacles arise: resistance from vested interests, bureaucratic hurdles, and the struggle to balance progress with protection. Building tension, we see innovators facing exploitation, policymakers grappling with complex legislation, and citizens demanding change. The stakes are high, and the journey is complex, but our nation's future depends on it."

Step 6: Set the Stage with the Beginning (Cause And Effect)

"We begin with the status quo: a nation where intellectual merit is exploited, innovators are silenced, and progress is stifled. The inciting incident that disrupts this status quo is the courageous stand of innovators, refusing to surrender their ideas, and the people's demand for change."

Step 7: Craft the Prophecy or Foreshadowing (Gender)

"Throughout our story, hints of destiny appear: the whispers of innovators, the murmurs of policymakers, and the echoes of a nation awakening. Thematic echoes resonate: empowerment, hope, and limitless potential. We see a nation on the cusp of transformation, foreshadowing the executive order that will change our course."

Conclusion

"Reflecting on our journey from end to beginning, we see a nation reborn. Revision is, and always will be key – let us revisit each step, ensuring coherence and emotional impact. Keep detailed notes, focus on cause and effect, and remember, the power of our nation lies in the creativity and innovation of our people."

Aries Hilton

President of the United States of America

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