07/13/2026
The architecture of the digital age is being built.
The constitutional boundary around it is not.
More of ordinary life is being routed through systems capable of verifying, monitoring, scoring, conditioning, or denying access — our identity, money, employment, education, medical care, property, and participation in public life.
Patrick Wood and I drafted A Digital Bill of Rights for the States to establish that firewall before dependency becomes coercion.
This is not an argument against technology.
It is an argument that technology must remain subordinate to the human person — and within enforceable constitutional boundaries.
The amendment protects:
• Human personhood and bodily integrity
• Cognitive liberty and mental privacy
• Identity, voice, likeness, and biometrics
• Private property and financial freedom
• Due process and human review
• Cash, paper records, physical ID, and analog access
The full model constitutional amendment is free to read, download, print, share, and present to your state lawmakers:
https://courtenayturner.substack.com/p/a-digital-bill-of-rights-for-the
Read it. Download it. Print it. Take it to your statehouse.
What state are you in?
Rights are endowed, not administered.
50 States. One Digital Firewall.