The concept of a shared-computing hallucination did not originate with the 1999 movie “The Matrix” but with William Gibson’s 1984 novel Neuromancer. In a 2011 interview with The Paris Review, Gibson recalled his inspiration: Taken from “The Thinking Machine” by Stephen Witt

Geopolitical affairs are illogically messy beyond the understanding & complexity of maths and physics as politics are based on the foundation of human thought, which in and of itself is not fully understood even by the brightest minds.

‘Analogy is a core aspect of thinking. Without concept there can be no thought and without analogy there can be no concept.’ Thoughts taken from Prof Melanie Mitchell discussing ideas inspired by Douglas Hofstadter

‘Humans may have a finite time in the universe. What separates the human species from the rest of Life is our ability to create knowledge. We should prioritize how we store and pass on that knowledge and intelligent machines enable us to do that.’ Thoughts from Jeff Hawkins,an American businessman, computer scientist, neuroscientist and engineer on The Lex Fridman podcast

During a recent episode of ‘The Machine Learning Street Talk’ podcast, I like to elude to the part where Dr. Ilia Shumailov is asked if his worried if humans become too dependent on AI agents that a lot of their cognitive ability to ‘think’ will decline… As a human and user of this amazing tech, I believe it will change what it means for humans to ‘think’…

AI agents minimize trust and reduce the dependency and trust in human 3rd party interactions that have been heavily dependent on cryptography. Thoughts inspired by guest Dr. Ilia Shumailov on ‘The Machine Learning Street Talk’ podcast

Bitcoin is an economy for autonomous robotics. It was the solution to autonomous agents agreeing on a single version of The Truth.

But isn’t an incorruptible digital Central Bank perfect to set an interest rate for commercial banks to follow?

AI models that train on high quality economic data from the market can calculate the perfect interest rate for digital credit when plotting the ‘wants and needs’ of civilization on a matrix against the amount of capital available.

Synchronicity 2025/09/27 Horses everywhere Anon🙏

Reached my 1000th game ♟️of @chesscom but it was only recently that I reviewed my games and counted 3 ‘brilliant’ moves. The app scorecard (tracking my progress from game 1) counted 14 🙂

Emotion links all axioms of human existence.

Synchronicity: 2025/09/17 Contemplated the experiments where the connection between the left & right hemispheres of the 🧠 were severed and how it would affect consciousness. Afterwards, the 📖 I was reading on consciousness described the very 🧠 experiment I was contemplating.

Prof Feynman physics lectures are free online but I still have this urge to buy the softcopy. Psychologically, paying for something makes it feel more valuable (endowment effect) & creates a sense of commitment. An illusion that gives one the feeling of ‘owning the knowledge’.

‘The greatest understanding is understanding that your understanding is limited.’ -Thoughts from on CoinStories with host

“If this 14-billion-year cosmic history were scaled to one year, then 100,000 years of human history would be 4 minutes and a 100-year life would be 0.2 seconds.” -Prof Max Tegmark

If you engineer a solution to the Byzantine General Problem, you essentially create a protocol on which autonomous AI agents can co-operatively work together & agree on a consensus version of ‘The Truth’ Byzantine Generals Problem (BGP) in a distributed system gives you a mathematical and cryptographic foundation for trustless coordination.