Rodrick Alden

Rodrick Alden is an American military general, mathematician and politician.

He's best known for creating Alden's Plan, a plan designed to facilitate a safer evacuation process from Afghanistan. He's also well-respected among academics for his invention of the theory Alden's Number, which debunks far right claims of racial IQ differences.

In 2021, he ran in the Omaha mayoral elections.

Early life
Alden was born to a poor family in Omaha, Nebraska on June 9, 1969. At the age of 14, his parents were evicted by their landlord, causing Alden to become a socialist. By the age of 18, he had read all theory and had an IQ of 163.

Throughout his college years, he increased his rhetorical skills by debating people on a daily basis.

Career
Due to his intelligence, he was invited to be a math professor at Harvard in 1984. It was there that he invented Alden's Number with the intent of discrediting race realism, causing him to receive several scholarly awards.

In 2002, he was hired by the US military to become a high-ranking intelligence official following the invasion of Afghanistan. Due to his anti-imperialist sentiments, he spent much of his time creating plans for an eventual US withdrawal.

By the year 2020, Alden had become a general. He tried pressuring Trump into using his evacuation plan (now named Alden's Plan). However, Trump refused to do so, causing the disappointed Alden to leave the military.