Prime Law, Immortalis, and the Hidden War on the Value Creator

By Erin Glidden 

Let’s look at this on another level. 

The old-world systems—the Neocheaters, as Mark Hamilton calls them—don’t just compete with the value creator. They contain them. Suppress them. Extract from them. In ways that stretch far beyond human decency. 

They siphon wealth not just through taxation or regulation, but through a culture of devaluation—making the creator invisible while building their empires off our backs. 

As I’ve reflected on this, I found a key integration that brings it all together:
The regulations must stop.

If a value creator spends their life working—producing, building, giving—and yet sees no movement, no fruit from that labor… that’s not capitalism. 

That’s communism in slow motion. 

The old world wants to live forever, too. And with Immortalis, we now all share that vision—not just to survive, but to thrive under The Prime Law. Why? Because it works. It protects the individual. It protects the creator. 

Now here’s the breakthrough:
The creators who live in alignment with the Prime Law can work with the Neocheaters—but only through mutual-benefit business systems. 

Mental Labor is Real Labor

Those who create with the mind—writers, thinkers, inventors, visionaries—burn more energy than most people realize. Often more than those in physically demanding jobs. 

But because it looks effortless, it’s dismissed. Ignored. Undervalued. 

And that person? They must be loved, not looted. 

I came to this realization after listening to my Prime Mentor, Mark Hamilton. He’s doing the impossible: attempting to bridge two opposing worlds—the suppressors and the suppressed—under a single, unifying code. 

The Prime Law.

It can work. But not if the wealth extractors refuse to acknowledge or even appreciate the value creators. 

Government as a System of Containment

Look at the current U.S. government. In many ways, it ousts the businessperson. It suppresses innovation. It fears uncompromising minds—because it can’t control them. 

Instead of empowering them, the system positions itself above them. It ensures they remain beneath bureaucrats who’ve never created anything of market value themselves. 

But even so—value creators bring in massive, silent economies. And I’m here to say: Mark Hamilton has already built the blueprint.

With Immortalis, we now have a place to give and receive value, love, admiration, and support. But the white-collar hoax still operates. It still excludes the most potent creators among us. 

  Why? One Word: Envy.

This is the root of it all. 

The slanderers know they can’t create, so they attack those who can. That makes them feel less intimidated. Meanwhile, the manipulators at the top swoop in to claim unearned value. It’s not always intentional—it’s habit. It's a playbook older than any nation. 

But here’s where it gets powerful: 

Mark Hamilton offers us a different model.
A convergence. Not through war or force—but through love.

If the ruling class (yes, even Trump and his allies) agreed to lift the weight of regulation, to simply release the grip—not out of guilt, not as martyrs, but as partners—we’d all win. 

Millions would become billions.
Envy could become energy.
And suppressed creators could teach the envious how to build instead of steal. 

A Deal Worth Making

Now let’s speak to the ousted business men and women—the true value creators. Yes, you’ve been suppressed. Yes, you see the greed, the control, the rot. 

But here’s the kicker:
Let it go.

Not to surrender—but to create a new agreement. 

Trade the pain for progress.
Trade the resentment for regulation release.
Not in anger. Not as victims.
But as leaders under the Prime Law. 

That’s the formula I believe is worth trying.
After listening to one of the most brilliant minds alive—Mark Hamilton—I believe it more than ever. 

He’s not just building businesses.
He’s building worlds.
And under the Prime Law, with Immortalis as our space of convergence—we can fortify the future not by shrugging like Atlas, but by uplifting it all. 

Because under the Prime Law, we can have it all.