Long-form writing.
Short breakdowns where physics meets plain language. One idea per essay, followed through.
- September 4, 2024·3 min
Whisper of stones: where consciousness ends
Panpsychism, IIT, Hoffman — three honest answers to the question of whether a stone can "feel" anything.
Read more → - December 18, 2024·3 min
Near-death experience: what neuroscience knows, and what it doesn't
NDE is a real phenomenon. The question is not whether it happens, but what exactly it tells us about the brain.
Read more → - August 7, 2024·3 min
Resonance: when the physics term, when the esoteric slogan
The brain synchronises. That's a fact. The question is: with what, at what frequency, and what follows.
Read more → - April 9, 2025·3 min
Shifting the rhythm shifts what's available
No "simulation hack". But changing your neural state really does change what you see and respond to. Here is the mechanism.
Read more → - March 4, 2025·3 min
How I arrived at Neural Cosmology
A short timeline: an AI engineer notices that five unrelated science news stories are saying the same thing in different words.
Read more → - August 6, 2024·3 min
Unity and multiplicity: why it isn't a paradox
The individual and the connected are two characteristics of the same system, not opposites.
Read more → - August 29, 2024·2 min
Balance — not a state, but a regime
In esoterica, "balance of opposites" is abstract. In biology and control theory, it is a working mechanism.
Read more → - August 15, 2024·2 min
The web: what "everything is connected" actually means
In conversation the phrase "everything is connected" means nothing. In science it means a lot, once you specify how.
Read more → - November 3, 2024·3 min
Quantum consciousness: what is proven and what isn't
From EPR to the 2015 Delft experiment and back to Penrose's microtubules — an honest accounting of what we actually have.
Read more → - July 28, 2024·2 min
Entropic gravity and the neural universe
If gravity is emergent and the universe is a neural network, those two claims stop being independent.
Read more → - October 19, 2024·3 min
Magic and reality: where science agrees and where it doesn't
Magical thinking is a working model. Sometimes a real mechanism stands behind it, sometimes not. Here is how to tell.
Read more → - March 14, 2026·3 min
A Loss Function for the Universe
Five independent anomalies, five different fields, one shape — and what it tells us to measure next.
Read more → - November 4, 2024·3 min
Topology of mind: why Poincaré is a useful language for thought
The Poincaré conjecture, Perelman 2003, and the quiet suspicion that coherent thoughts behave like closed manifolds.
Read more → - August 5, 2024·3 min
Neural Cosmology as a working frame
An attempt to state a working frame for a set of data that won't fit the old one.
Read more → - November 1, 2024·3 min
Echo of consciousness: time as a byproduct of information processing
It from bit, delayed-choice experiments, and an honest case for why time may be emergent.
Read more → - August 30, 2024·2 min
Mirrors: where the fractal is real, and where it is a coincidence
The 2020 Vazza–Feletti paper, fractal dimensionality, and the hard line between 'looks similar' and 'structure is identical'.
Read more → - August 2, 2024·3 min
"I am the universe": what the phrase means technically
If the universe is a neural network, then "I" is a node. The question is: node of what, and at what bandwidth.
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