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About Dexter Nelson (Athalos)
What’s up, what’s up everybody! Welcome to dexternelson.com and blog.dexternelson.com. I, of course, am Dexter Nelson, a.k.a. TechDex, Athalos. I’ve had the domain dexternelson.com for a while now but never really did anything with it. Most times, when people create domain names for themselves it turns into one giant “me fest” and I didn’t really want that. Dexter Nelson: My Goals For This Site…
Lets Talk About AI – Framework and Philosophy (Part 1) [3]
In this final segment of Part 3, I bring everything together. After laying the foundation for an ontology-first AI framework and demonstrating how it can be applied in real-world scenarios, this video explores what becomes possible when decisions are no longer driven purely by survival, fear, or bias. I talk about collective responsibility, informed decision-making, and how AI – when designed…
Lets Talk About AI – Framework and Philosophy (Part 1) [2]
In this second segment of Part 3, I move from theory into real-world application. I explain what an ontology-first AI framework actually looks like when it is deployed, and how grounding AI in identity, purpose, role, and governance can change how decisions are informed. Through concrete business and social examples, this video explores how AI can reduce negative bias, increase trust, and help…
Lets Talk About AI – Framework and Philosophy (Part 1) [1]
This video marks the beginning of the third and final phase of my discussion on AI, where I move from theory into architecture. After covering automation and civilization-level impact in the previous videos, I now explain why I believe AI must be built with an ontology-first priority. In this first segment, I outline how survival-driven bias shapes human systems, why information itself needs…
Lets Talk About AI – Framework and Philosophy (Part 2)
In this second part of my ongoing discussion on AI, I shift the focus from technology itself to human civilization. I explore how survival has shaped every stage of our evolution, how major technological leaps have always forced adaptation, and why AI represents a pressure point unlike anything we have seen before. This video looks at AI through an anthropological and socio-economic lens, and…
Lets Talk About AI - Framework and Philosophy (Part 1)
AI is surrounded by a lot of hype, noise, and even fear. In this video, I take a step back and talk about AI in a grounded, practical way, discussing what AI is, how it is being used today, where it is heading, and what you can do right now to stay ahead of the curve. This is the first part of a three-part series where I begin explaining the AI framework I created, the philosophy behind it, and…
Hello World! Out of the Shadows - Into The Light (Happy New Year 2026)
Happy New Year everyone! Welcome to 2026! So, I don’t post video often. I’ve been content to write, but this year I decided to change that. So, this my 1st video of 2026, a simple “hello world” – an introduction, a reset, and a line in the sand. I’ve spent years building, creating, learning, and working behind the scenes across technology, health, music, and independent projects. This is me…
The Untold Science of Weight Loss
See the guy on the left with the gut that’s blowing out a 48L suit? Yeah. That’s me, a few years ago at my sister’s wedding. That was the day that I became entirely disgusted with myself for letting my body get so badly out of shape. At over 350 pounds, I was morbidly obese, and had stacking health problems, including chronic pain, sleep apnea, and persistent edema in my legs. My sleep was very…
30 Days of Faith: Are We All Going To Hell? (Day 6)
So, I was listening to Cliffe Knecthle, a pastor and apologist speak on the question, “are we all going to Hell?” I have to admit, I wasn’t happy with his answer, which you can see here. Don’t get me wrong, what he said was correct, however, I feel that it was also incomplete because while it answered the question, it didn’t give the full answer that a person seeking Christ would need to…
The Death of Racism: A Call To Bury Systema Naturae.
If you still think “race” when you think of a person’s skin color, your way thinking is almost 300 years out of date. In 1735, (290 years ago), Carl Linnaeus, a Swedish Biologist, divided humanity into four races largely by complexion. Europeans = white Africans = black Asians = yellow Native Americans = red Here’s the problem: his classifications have been proven wrong time and time again,…
30 Days of Faith: The Company You Keep (Day 4)
So far in this series, I’ve talked a lot about how to put God first, the roles of the Holy Spirit, and abiding in Christ, but there’s something else that’s equally important – the company you keep. There’s a saying, “You are the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with“. Many people have quoted it, (though I think Jim Rohn first said it), and it’s something that’s actually taught in…
30 Days of Faith: Living In The Shoebox (Day 3)
Today, I started the day late. Like, 2 hours late. I went to work where I was playing catch up all day, (still didn’t catch up), but I lost track of time and worked far later than expected. That’s when it hit me that I didn’t have time to do everything. I had to work out, (I’m on a health journey), I had music lessons, (I’m learning guitar), I had Spanish lessons, (I’m learning a second…
30 Days of Faith: The Relationship For A Lifetime, And All Eternity (Day 2)
When I first became a believer in Christ, (1992), I didn’t think much about things like spiritual maturity, or walking in the Spirit, or living by faith. I didn’t know what any of those things were. Al I knew at that point was that I was saved and I was going to heaven when I died, and that I should try to live a moral life. That entailed reading my bible, going to church, praying, and generally…
30 Days of Faith: Putting God First (Day 1)
In the recent weeks, spiritual maturity has been a recurring theme for me. It’s been part of sermons I’ve listened to, verses I’ve read, and a topic I’ve prayed about recently. It’s been on my mind quite a bit, and I guess it’s because, even as I’m writing a layman’s book on discipleship, I’m not exactly happy with my own spiritual maturity. For the past 7 years I’ve lived like a disciple and…
They Didn’t Leave Us To It: A Timeline of White Violence Against Black Communities
It made for great viral content over social media when a group called Return to the Land has purchased about 160 acres near Ravenden, Arkansas, explicitly restricting residency to people of white European ancestry with matching ideological views. Jews and non-whites are excluded. It wasn’t met with much noise in the black community because this is all too common. There’s a history of segregation…
On Racism And Reprogramming Grok's Conservative Lean
It’s no secret that Elon Musk and the team at xAI’s Grok has been taking more of a conservative lean. In fact, it was recently publicized that Grok 4 seemed to consult Elon Musk’s posts to answer controversial questions. If you thought that would be the end of it; that Grok has become a tool of the right and is no longer objective, and there’s nothing that anyone can do, guess again. AI…
Cheating Is NOT A Mistake. It Doesn't "Just Happen"
Partners who cheat on their spouses are trash; and don’t say “we’re going through something”. You’re putting someone through something. It just doesn’t “happen” either. It’s a series of choices, each one a betrayal. Have you ever been cheated on? I have, and I can tell you that it absolutely sucks. Pain and heartbreak varies. There are different types, and I don’t think there’s ever been a pain…