by Marcus Hermansson | Sep 20, 2025 | "Science"
Deck (standfirst): If the wall “heartbeat” (Part 2) passes and our protocell copying (Part 3) clears the bar, the next step is to feed that system deoxynucleosides made by daylight chemistry and watch whether deoxy content rises cycle by cycle. We stay enzyme-free:...
by Marcus Hermansson | Sep 20, 2025 | "Science"
Deck: If the wall breathes in Part 2, the next step is to give its chemistry a memory and a reason to persist—by packaging it into protocells, copying with variation, and letting selection do the rest. First, the interface must warm itself (autocatalysis + exotherm)....
by Marcus Hermansson | Sep 20, 2025 | "Science"
Deck: We pressure‑tested SoL/MVS against fresh field context, tightened the math, and finalized a single pass/fail Interface‑Heartbeat experiment with μW–mW targets. (Jezero was already in Part 1; this post adds Lappajärvi, oxygenation, and the full SOP.) TL;DR Jezero...
by Marcus Hermansson | Sep 18, 2025 | "Science", Business
TL;DR A simple geometry demo—a shadow edge outrunning light—grew into a portable similarity system. v1 (Origin): Multiplicative, interpretable similarity born from a shadow’s “gain × angles × rate.” v2.1 (Canonical): One ARD-Mahalanobis quadratic + bounded...
by Marcus Hermansson | Sep 16, 2025 | "Science"
TL;DR We propose an inhalable nanoparticle system that biases toward lung-tumor regions (via pH-sensitive retention) and, when exposed to clinical X-rays, polymerizes in situ into a thin hydrogel “mesh.” The intended role is adjunctive: help limit cell shedding at...
by Marcus Hermansson | Sep 14, 2025 | "Science"
Most of modern cosmology rests on a remarkable idea: space and time form a flexible geometry. Mass and energy bend that geometry, and bodies move along its curves. So far, so Einstein. But what if spacetime isn’t just flexible — what if it’s elastic? What if it can...
by Marcus Hermansson | Sep 14, 2025 | "Science"
TL;DR Your everyday “me-ness” is not a hidden pearl; it’s a layered, locally‑run simulation that your brain–body builds to keep prediction error low. The self isn’t a substance—it’s a model. That model boots up in a characteristic order after...
by Marcus Hermansson | Sep 14, 2025 | "Science"
TL;DR The classic problem: you can’t time a one‑way light trip unless your two clocks agree first. Most ways to make them agree secretly use light. Our rule: no light to set the clocks. Our move: build a home‑made time standard from sound sent through three very...
by Marcus Hermansson | Sep 14, 2025 | "Science"
TL;DR — Galinstan (Ga-In-Sn) is a room-temperature liquid metal with a big coefficient of thermal expansion and excellent thermal conductivity. Heat it and it expands—hard—which you can convert into precise hydraulic force. That unlocks actuators and flow control that...
by Marcus Hermansson | Sep 14, 2025 | "Science"
TL;DR AFCT describes a subset of mass offenders whose primary drive is fandom of prior perpetrators fused with a long-running suicidal collapse. Ideology appears as costume/props (a kitbashed collage) rather than a coherent program. The deed is choreographed as...
