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Perhaps the Singularity Isn’t in the Water
What the Navier–Stokes problem might tell us about the limits of physical description
Sep 10
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May 2026
Foundations of State Space Synthesis
A state space synthesizer can be understood most easily by direct comparison with the conventional analog synthesizer.
May 24
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A Driven Double-Well Circuit for Nonlinear State-Space Synthesis
Analog synthesizers are commonly designed according to a conceptual paradigm that was formalised in the 1960s: oscillators, filters, amplifiers…
May 7
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SERENDIPITY, Inc.
February 2026
Time That Remembers: Proto-Life Attractors in a Memory-Bearing Medium
We’re used to thinking of physics as stuff moving in time.
Feb 10
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November 2025
Time Density as the Basis of Life
Toward a Unified Framework for Temporal Gradients, Emergent Structure, and Proto-Agency
Nov 28, 2025
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October 2025
Time as a Physical Medium and the Solar Engine: Revisiting Kozyrev’s Insight
What if the Sun isn’t merely a furnace burning hydrogen, but something more profound — a phase engine that transforms time itself into light?
Oct 28, 2025
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Phase-Locked Universes: Gravity, Memory, and the Hidden Order of Space-Time
Part III of the Quantized Attractor Series
Oct 22, 2025
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🌌 From Oscillons to Particles: Reconstructing the Quantum from Nonlinear Dynamics
Part II of the Quantized Attractor Series
Oct 22, 2025
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🌠 Oscillons and Quantized Attractors: A New View of Matter and Memory
Part I of the Quantized Attractor Series
Oct 22, 2025
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The Saturn System as a Self-Organizing Information Substrate
Abstract
Oct 9, 2025
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Is Saturn a Macro-State of the Universal Microcosm?
We’re used to thinking of “the multiverse” as an infinity of disconnected worlds.
Oct 2, 2025
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September 2025
Chrono-Dynamics: Atoms as Living Archives of Time
What if atoms are not static particles, but living archives of their own past? What if every layer of matter is a fossil of time itself?
Sep 29, 2025
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SERENDIPITY, Inc.
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