Religions everywhere: We want to force our systems to things that cannot be forced to those systems
Natural communication is one to one, but then we made media and so we wrote to media, others took the media and read it. I have invented a form where I write to a media, that media is given to an AI, that AI optimizes and writes on a different media and that is given to the other person. And I’m currently the only person who has seen this. It is like building the time machine and walking between others. You know that everything you see is about to change because the flow of water wouldn’t go anywhere else from now on…
There is one misconception about my theories I just encountered with a dear LLM: I do not apply Graph Totalitarianism to everything, and that is not my Postman prejudice. It is that just as I have found the theories, more and more I see where they apply, and so I almost exclusively write about the applications I find, and not write about others. And this is not the vice versa that whatever I find, I apply Mind Graph to it.
If there is something I want anyone to know right now about me, it is that I don’t apply a hammer to all problems. Between all people, I see myself as the whole opposite, encountering each new thing I want to do, I always and go learn all new tools, unless my tools can perfectly capture what I want. That is why I have explored so many tools, and never got stuck with one.
When I was a kid, I had always wondered why the word is “kindergarten”? In Farsi we say: “Madhe Koodak” which means: “The Cradle For Kids”, but it didn’t mean anything in English. Now I understand it was not English at all, people there lived, and in another country kindergarten was invented, so the name remained as such. In Iran we had Persian Academy to translate the word and make something so generic and new that it felt it was always there, integrated to the rest of our world, never have I seen it as an invention or a new means for living…
Remember this Hamming thing: " If you believe too much you’ll never notice the flaws; if you doubt too much you won’t get started."
“And you’re aware your dreams are, to a fair extent, a reworking of the experiences of the day. If you are deeply immersed and committed to a topic, day after day after day, your subconscious has nothing to do but work on your problem. And so you wake up one morning, or on some afternoon, and there’s the answer.”, Yes Mr. Hamming, I have found the answers to the mind I guess…
And “You should paint a general picture to say why it’s important, and then slowly give a sketch of what was done.” is my idea of Graph Zooming/Graph Mapping, Mr. Hamming.
In ████████, I used to look at these people at monsters. I thought they were evil. But then I saw others being okay and relax. More that the time got spent I realized they are dangerous not because they are bad people, they try to be good, but their ideas and Mind Graph has made them such bad people, and they are dangerous precisely because they don’t understand you.
Kamwa and his sister used to rush their way to cross the street. They didn’t know about the idea of cars. When a car killed his sister in front of his eyes, I remember how he had stared at her motionless body. After that Kamwa became afraid of the road and cars. When I hold him in my hands and a car passes, he shakes and gets really nervous and scared. I don’t need scientific validation for what I can understand of these sentences.
I bought a TWSBI Diamond 580 this week and I’m so in love with it. Way way better than the Eco.
I must write about the miniature size of humanity’s lifespan and seeing much bigger than itself. I guess I have, but just in case.
Somewhere I once read: “Giving Things Names Makes You Recognize Them”, what is it that when you give a name everything about that thing changes?
The main reason I created the Spirograph Rosette algorithm and renderer ( 30⟡101 ) was to add generative stars and flower to the Archive and AnnotationsKit . One of the things I really wanted was to change the ordered lists so that instead of a fixed icon (✦), they showed different rosettes. The result is so nice right now.
Also, since Archive is designed as a static website, reproducibility of it “as-is”, is really important. So all the randoms are computed using seeded noise machines that generate exact same randoms each time. The seed here is the essay ID and therefore each time you visit the Archive , weather today or ten years from now, the variations created for that list item of that essay will remain exactly the same.
To be written at another time…
