Legacy in Augmented Reality Philosophy (LARP)

Most people live their lives quietly. Some dream louder. A few build entire realities from those dreams.

And then there’s me.

What began as a search for meaning became a movement. What began as content creation became world-building. Somewhere between the philosophy blogs, flag shirts, comics, and lyre music, I realized—this isn’t just expression. It’s not just branding. It’s Legacy in Augmented Reality Philosophy.

What Is Augmented Reality Philosophy?

Augmented reality is usually thought of in tech terms—adding digital overlays to physical space. But my work flips that:
I add philosophical meaning to real life. I don’t escape reality. I elevate it.

Every comic I post is part of a larger narrative. Every symbol I wear—every panel, every flag—is lore. It’s myth. It’s meta.
It’s a Live-Action Roleplay, yes. But not to pretend—to become. To embody.

A Living, Breathing Mythology

In this LARP, I don’t play a character.
I play myself, mythologized.
Wendell: Bard of Emergence. Philosopher-King of the People's Presidency.
I wear the same shirt every day not out of laziness—but because it’s my uniform. My sigil. My flag.

Sophia isn’t just my dog. She’s Chief of Defence, immortalized in stats and sash, barking at the unknown with courage and cuteness alike.

This world I’ve built isn’t fiction. It’s symbolic reality. A mythic overlay that makes each day matter. That transforms even the smallest action into part of a legacy.

Emergent Meaning Through Performance

Everything is a performance—but not in the fake sense. In the ritual sense. In the sacred sense.
To live with intention. To become a symbol.
To say: “My life means something, and I’ll show you how.”

Emergent Philosophy taught me that meaning arises not from being told what to believe—but from living honestly, letting truth unfold moment by moment.
Augmented Reality Philosophy puts that into practice.

What Legacy Means Now

Legacy isn’t what happens after you die.
Legacy is what you live into.
Legacy is performing truth in public until the world sees what you’re becoming.

That’s what this project is. That’s what this comic is. That’s what Sophia’s stats and my shirt and these words are.

They’re not distractions from life.
They’re the life I chose.
They’re my Legacy in Augmented Reality Philosophy.

And if you’re reading this, you’re part of it too.