How this site chooses its subjects, evaluates sources, uses AI, and separates fact from interpretation. One principle governs all of it: clarity over noise.
What this site publishes
RodneyHenson.com publishes editorial analysis and commentary in five subject areas: Bible commentary, UAP, artificial intelligence, real estate entrepreneurship, and ideas worth a closer look. Articles are written to help a serious reader think clearly about contested or fast-moving subjects, not to chase traffic, manufacture urgency, or tell any audience what it wants to hear.
How topics are chosen
A topic earns an article when there is something clarifying to say: a primary document worth reading closely, a claim worth testing, a development whose real significance differs from its coverage, or a question where careful distinctions genuinely help. Volume is not a goal. If a subject has nothing new to support, this site does not publish filler about it.
Sources and facts
Articles distinguish between reported fact, a source’s claim, inference, opinion, and speculation, and the language is chosen so readers can tell which is which. Primary documents and authoritative sources are preferred whenever they exist, and claims link to the specific source that supports them. Time-sensitive information, particularly in AI and real estate, is rechecked at publication. Where evidence is thin or contested, the article says so plainly rather than papering over it.
AI assistance
AI tools are used in producing this site for research organization, drafting support, editing, and illustration. A human author remains responsible for every published conclusion, for accuracy, and for the judgment calls in each piece. Material AI-generated content is disclosed when a reasonable reader would want to know. The site’s featured illustrations are original, art-directed editorial graphics.
Independence and commercial relationships
RodneyHenson.com is published by SpaceTime Reconnaissance LLC. The author owns commercial properties in the real estate industry and may link to them where relevant; those links are editorial choices, not paid placements. Some articles include Amazon book links, disclosed adjacent to the links and explained on the Affiliate Disclosure page. No third party pays for coverage, and no sponsored content appears without being labeled as such.
Updates and corrections
Material errors are corrected visibly, with a note explaining what changed and when. The full practice is described in the Corrections Policy. Readers who spot an error are asked to report it through the contact page. Corrections make the site better, and they are treated that way.