by Marcus Hermansson | May 10, 2026 | "Science", Computer Science & AI, Social & Behavioral Science
Series: (1) The Firehose of Plausibility → (2) An Upstream Epistemic Attack → (3) The Heartbeat Layer In three earlier essays, I described how AI changes the information environment: first through a firehose of plausibility, where convincing narratives can be produced...
by Marcus Hermansson | Apr 5, 2026 | "Science", Computer Science & AI
A source-backed hypothesis about an iPhone-side Bluetooth state-machine artifact Method note. This paper separates firsthand observation, documented public facts, supported inference, and open questions. It intentionally omits reproduction steps, payload-level detail,...
by Marcus Hermansson | Mar 13, 2026 | "Science", Business, Computer Science & AI, Consciousness & Cognitive Science, Social & Behavioral Science
Current state of the theory and what I’m building now This post is an update to my earlier piece, Methodology: Teaching AI to Understand Sarcasm. That post still holds up as an early intuition: sarcasm cannot be solved from words alone, and layered evidence matters....
by Marcus Hermansson | Feb 8, 2026 | "Science", Computer Science & AI, Social & Behavioral Science
Series: (1) The Firehose of Plausibility → (2) An Upstream Epistemic Attack → (3) The Heartbeat Layer The jump from “content” to “systems” A lot of people still treat this like a media problem: “We need to fix the content.” No. Content is the symptom. The deeper shift...
by Marcus Hermansson | Feb 8, 2026 | "Science", Computer Science & AI, Physics & Cosmology
Three‑Body Kernel (TBK): a reusable kernel for the “not solvable” problem Disclaimer This is not a claim of an analytic solution to the general three‑body problem. This is a kernel + tooling handoff: the clean internal formulation you use when you want to simulate a...
by Marcus Hermansson | Feb 6, 2026 | "Science", Computer Science & AI, Social & Behavioral Science
Disclaimer This is a defender write-up. The goal is to describe a threat surface so we can measure it, detect it, and harden against it. I’m not publishing an operator playbook. TL;DR In Part I, I introduced the Firehose of Plausibility: a scalable, AI-accelerated way...
