Current Projects 5
Hydrolyze — Swim Analysis Platform
active · impact 420
Felt Faction
active · impact 520
Parasym
planning · impact 130
gbrain omnipresence rollout
in-progress · impact 120
Games Room
active · impact 40
Current thinking 5
What I'm thinking about right now. Click any idea for the thesis — what the idea is, how it's structured, and where it sits in the network.
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writing2026-07-05 · refreshed 2026-07-29** A supervisor catches one. A watchdog catches a second.
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writing2026-07-2829 ship path) assumed the **host scans** every member's chip stack at the end of the night. The host's iPad became the central vision hub; the member's phone was a spectator.
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atom2026-07-23 · refreshed 2026-07-24' If you can't identify it, you haven't thought hard enough. If you can identify it, you've found the exact place your reasoning is most likely to collapse and the place to stress-test before committing.
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atom2026-07-23 · refreshed 2026-07-24By locating the cause of behavior in subjective experience rather than external events, NLP effectively promotes the internal representation to the role of primary reality. This inverts the usual assumption that facts come first and feelings follow.
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atom2026-07-23 · refreshed 2026-07-24NLP rests on one deceptively simple premise: human behavior is driven not by objective reality but by subjective experience. If that's true, the implication is enormous—changing someone's inner representation of events changes their behavior, without changing the events themselves.
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atom2026-07-23 · refreshed 2026-07-24A nerve is a glistening white cordlike bundle of fibres, surrounded by a sheath, that connects the nervous system with other parts of the body. The description evokes something almost rope-like — not the abstract 'wiring' metaphor we usually default to.
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atom2026-07-23 · refreshed 2026-07-24The reason children can pick up any human language is that unlearnable words have already been filtered out across generations. A language's learnability isn't a coincidence or a gift from designers — it's the sediment of countless small cullings.
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atom2026-07-23 · refreshed 2026-07-24From Absalom and Alcibiades in antiquity to Cicero, Nero, and Stalin in later centuries, narcissistic leaders recur with striking consistency across civilizations. The pattern is too persistent to be coincidence, suggesting power either attracts narcissistic personalities or amplifies existing traits.