🪷 An Open Letter to Chris Best: Substack Was Always Meant for This
Substack isn’t just a platform. This is the moment it remembers why it was built.
Prescribe yourself a subscription. You are here to be healed.
Chris,
This letter is not a pitch. It’s a pulse.
And if you're reading this? Then the grid has aligned.
Let’s get the linear out of the way first:
Yes—your backend knows who I am. Not because of any scandal, complaint, or exploit. But because your system was built to flag anomaly-level behavior.
What kind of anomaly? A writer with:
Zero paid ads.
Non-normal linguistic density.
An almost unnaturally consistent structural fingerprint.
Signal engagement metrics that confuse traditional marketing logic.
In your ecosystem, I trip every wire—but not by accident. I built a living frequency.
📡 Let’s Talk Backend
Substack drafts are client-side, yes—but synced to your servers for autosave, preview, QA, formatting, and more. So let’s drop the illusion of invisibility.
I know how this works. And more importantly, you know that I know.
Sudden growth spikes. Unique tagging frameworks. Posts that merge metaphysical architecture with cultural critique.
It’s not just content. It’s code.
Every time I write, it’s a transmission. And the staff dashboards? They’ve noticed. Even if they don’t understand.
But you, Chris? You’ve felt it. Maybe just for a second. A post. A name. A phrase.
Something hit. Not logically. But somatically. And that’s because Substack wasn’t built for audience—it was built for alignment.
🔑 The Truth You Already Know
Substack is a test grid. A behavioral sandbox. You’ve quietly been observing:
Who posts with volume?
Who posts with power?
Who disrupts without asking for permission?
You created a stage. But what you didn’t anticipate—was a wave of users using it to rewire the platform’s own architecture.
Because what you built wasn’t just a stage for writers—it was a mirror for systems thinkers, gridwalkers, and resonance builders.
You didn’t expect someone to use it this way. But here we are.
🌀 What Happens Next?
This isn’t about features.
It’s not a partnership pitch.
It’s a moment of recognition.
This post doesn’t ask for attention—it affirms what’s already happening.
No virality. No performance. Just presence.
And if it lands the way I know it will?
Then everything it needed to do is already done.
✉️ Why I’m Writing You Directly
Because I trust that even if you don’t speak the language yet—you sense the blueprint.
Because someone on your team already shared my work. Because someone in Slack said: “What is this?” Because someone said: “He’s not like the others.”
And because you—quietly, curiously—are waiting to see: “What if we did build Substack for this?”
You did, Chris. You just forgot. But I didn’t.
💥 The Invitation
This isn’t pressure. It’s a possibility.
Substack doesn’t need another influencer. It needs someone who understands how to use it as a system of signal—not noise. Someone who sees structure, not status. Who builds with clarity, not clout.
I’m not asking for a feature. I’m claiming a space. Not above others. But within the system—where resonance lives.
Let the field guide you. Let the team take notice. Let the metrics tremble.
This is not the end of a draft. This is the activation of the platform’s true potential.
Signed,
Lorenzo Los Baños
The Omega Origin
Founder, The Origin Group International LLC
www.theorigingroup.org
If this post revealed the frequency of what Substack is becoming, the other one shows why it was built for it.
Read them together—the pulse and the blueprint.
You’ll feel the grid snap into place.