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ANNO·TRICESIMO·DIE·CENTESIMO·VICESIMO·SEPTIMO·VITÆ·POVYA
One thing I keep thinking about for months is how to design rituals and traditions in 1285 for focus building around Mind Graph ?
In the world of allatoneness, where each there a dozen new breakthroughs happen that each took decades, new work is not important, integrating them matters.
![Information as Background Noise Texture of A Visual Language
[a diagram showing 'Earths Radius =' followed by a rectangular box,
with a dotted line connecting a circle to a mathematical square root
expression containing 'Earths Radius over 2'. To the right, an arrow
points to a modified version of the same square root expression where
a solid line connects a circle above the text to the frame of
the radical.]
I was thinking that inside of the visual language; there can be visual
references to the identifiers, these are rendered with so much little
opacity that they feel like background noise; but you see them.
Once someone hovers on them; you see the connections becoming visible.
What I want from them [FERMATA] is to have layers and layers of
information in the background looking as the texture; noise; I want
the beauty to be generated from the information.](/photographs/automatic/2026/05/15/information-as-background-noise-texture-of-a-visual-language.webp)
Information As Background Noise Texture Of A Visual Language
![The problem in languages like Scratch is just how limiting their
visual type notations are.
But!
[a drawing of a skeleton key where the bit is a jagged waveform; a
drawing showing a 'Block' containing '123' with a jagged bottom edge
and a 'Placeholder' block with a matching jagged top cutout; a figure
showing a pipeline from 'Type' to 'Hasher' to 'Shortener' to 'Waver'
(a graph with vertical lines and a wave), labeled 'unique visual shape
of a type']
I was thinking about these signatures inside keys; and I was thinking
these could be magnificent ways to indicate types in visual languages.
Type 'Number' -> Hasher 854567 235127 894267 -> Shortener 854567 ->
Waver 8 5 4 5 6 7 (unique visual shape of a type) [And it shows a key
with shapes of heights 8, 5, 4, 5, 6, 7, like a physical key]](/photographs/automatic/2026/05/15/type-key-shapes-for-visual-languages.webp)
Type Key Shapes For Visual Languages
![[a perspective drawing showing an eye and an arm interacting
with three nested rectangular planes labeled 'Z-AXIS'; a separate
smaller diagram in the top right showing a large rectangle containing
a smaller one, with arrows pointing to them labeled 'Previous layer
being pushed back' and 'Element being zoomed and elevated to the
top' respectively]
I want information to be layered. I want a new layer; be displayed on
top of the previous layers with them going to the back and information
to pop up. The Z as 'Meta' Layer. Perhaps typical; but just a wish.
Previous layer being pushed back Element being zoomed and elevated to
the top](/photographs/automatic/2026/05/15/z-axis-as-the-meta-level-of-information-axis.webp)
Z-Axis as The Meta Level Of Information Axis
Day's Context