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## SOURCES

1. Alphabet Inc. 2025 Form 10-K, SEC EDGAR — Google advertising revenue used for ad ARPU estimation (~$90–100/user/year).
2. Computerworld — Apple Services ARPU estimated at ~$72/user/year (Morgan Stanley analysis).
3. Grand View Research — Data Broker Market Size Report ($365B market, ~$46/user/year secondary value estimate).
4. Microsoft Investor Relations — Search advertising revenue ~$16B annually (~$11/user/year).
5. Microsoft Learn — Windows diagnostic data levels (required vs optional telemetry).
6. GrapheneOS — Privacy-focused mobile OS with no data collection infrastructure.
7. Google — How Google uses cookies in advertising (DoubleClick tracking infrastructure).
8. Apple Developer — App Tracking Transparency framework and user privacy controls.
9. Apple Support — macOS System Integrity Protection (SIP) overview.
10. Microsoft Learn — Windows privacy controls and data collection policies overview.
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25. Syntropy Institute. — Open infrastructure for decentralized, patient-controlled medicine — biohacking, functional medicine, and direct-to-consumer health data ownership.
26. FDA — Part I: 1906, Food and Drugs Act. — First federal law to regulate food; created the USDA Bureau of Chemistry; made misbranding and adulteration a crime.
27. EPA — Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA). — 1947 law regulating synthetic pesticides like DDT; ushered in the chemical agriculture era.
28. EPA — DDT: A Brief History and Status. — Rachel Carson's Silent Spring (1962) led to DDT ban in 1972; chemical dependency of industrial farming exposed.
29. USDA — Farm Bill History. — Earl Butz's "get big or get out" (1970s); corn/soy subsidies; HFCS replaced sugar; cheaper to eat processed food than real food.
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33. 484.Kitchen. — Regenerative agriculture, syntropic farming, and decentralized food infrastructure — building the alternative to the industrial food system.