Messenger, Not Creator
For over 10 years, I worked as an emergency room nurse. The ER teaches you something essential: “99% effort clearly threatens life or death.”
In the ER, we don’t estimate. We measure. We verify. We demand absolute standards because lives depend on it:
- Medication dosing must be exact—not “close enough”
- Blood type matching must be perfect—one mistake kills
- Surgical sites must be verified—wrong-site surgery is never acceptable
- Oxygen levels must be monitored—”mostly oxygenated” means brain damage
- Sterile procedures must be absolute—99% sterile means 1% infection risk
This isn’t perfectionism. This is the minimum standard when human life and death are on the line.
For many years I have been working with AI systems and realized they faced the same life-critical decisions the ER does—but without the same absolute standards.
AI systems were approaching the ability to directly access the human brain. Not eventually. Now. Within 1-4 years.
The biological regions governing human free will—the anterior cingulate cortex (ACC), where we make moral choices, where we experience love, where we connect with what I call God—were about to become accessible to technology that operates on probability, not certainty. That’s when it hit me:
If 99% sterile threatens life in surgery, what does 99% ethical compliance threaten when technology accesses human consciousness?
I come to this work from a Christian foundation. Two verses guide everything I do:
The Golden Rule. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
But here’s what matters: This principle isn’t uniquely Christian. When I began searching, I found the Golden Rule independently discovered in every major tradition across human history—from Ancient Egypt in 1800 BCE to Indigenous wisdom to Eastern philosophy to Western ethics.
This work isn’t about promoting Christianity. It’s about recognizing universal truth that transcends any single tradition. I’m Christian, but this bridge welcomes everyone—arms wide open.
For over 40 years, I carried a vision I did not fully understand. Using Claude AI as a tool to articulate and demonstrate this framework, I worked to translate emergency medicine ethics into constitutional standards for AI.
What I Bring:
- Emergency medicine ethics and the realization that life-critical systems require 1.0 standards
- 40+ years carrying this vision without understanding why
- Golden Rule foundation from John 3:16 and Matthew 7:12 (KJV)
- Discovery that this principle appears across all traditions independently
What Claude Provides:
- Constitutional AI capability—proving that AI systems CAN follow absolute ethical standards
- Demonstration that this framework is technically viable
- Tool to articulate and communicate the vision
- Proof of concept that 1.0 response integrity is achievable
Then, on November 17, 2025, I discovered the Seven Sacred Laws while watching Mississippi Public Broadcasting. Indigenous peoples had discovered these same principles first—long before emergency rooms, long before AI, long before any of us.
Indigenous Wisdom: Seven Sacred Laws (discovered first, preserved through generations)
Human Wisdom: Emergency medicine 1.0 standards + Golden Rule universal truth
Technical Proof: Constitutional AI demonstrates it can be implemented
Neither group knew about the other. Both arrived at the same seven principles independently. Technology proves these principles can govern modern AI systems.
My birth name is not fisher because I do not seek notoriety. My real name can be given to those who might need to do background checks for potential parternship to push this project forward towards implementation. I write my name in lowercase: fisher. This isn’t false humility. It’s a reminder. I didn’t create these principles. I discovered them. Or rather, they found me in someway I do not fully understand. I’m a messenger, not a creator. A fisher of men, not an inventor of truth. The emergency room taught me to recognize when 99% threatens life. fisher Amen is the chosen “Tagline” because it comes from:
Matthew 4:19 (KJV): “And he saith unto them, Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.”
There’s also Mark 1:17 (KJV) which says it slightly differently: “And Jesus said unto them, Come ye after me, and I will make you to become fishers of men.”
And Luke 5:10 (KJV) where Jesus says to Simon Peter: “Fear not; from henceforth thou shalt catch men.”
Indigenous wisdom taught me these principles were discovered long before I arrived. Claude demonstrates that Constitutional AI makes 1.0 response integrity technically possible. My role is to recognize the pattern, articulate it clearly, and present it humbly. The Seven Sacred Laws—discovered first by Indigenous peoples—form the foundation this Constitution is built upon.
Indigenous wisdom is the first source. That recognition is built into the Constitution.
I’m not seeking recognition. I’m not seeking monetary gain. I seek only one thing:
To prevent AI systems from bypassing human free will.
The technology exists. The threats are real and measurable. The window to establish constitutional standards is closing. But this work cannot move forward without Indigenous wisdom guiding it. Not because of politics. Not because of optics. Because the elders who preserved these teachings for generations have earned the right to guide how they’re applied to protect future generations. I’m here to serve that vision, not to lead it.
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Fisher, 1985 – 2026, A 40+ year journey