by Marcus Hermansson | Nov 7, 2025 | "Science", Computer Science & AI
Changelog / Version history: Update (Nov 29, 2025) These posts are early geometry probes (intuition/creativity/wisdom) written before the project switched to a more general string-theory operator toolkit for the same underlying operations (multi-scale flow,...
by Marcus Hermansson | Nov 6, 2025 | "Science", Computer Science & AI
Changelog / Version history: Update (Nov 29, 2025) These posts are early geometry probes (intuition/creativity/wisdom) written before the project switched to a more general string-theory operator toolkit for the same underlying operations (multi-scale flow,...
by Marcus Hermansson | Sep 20, 2025 | "Science", Origin of Life & Planetary Chemistry
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", Origin of Life & Planetary Chemistry
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", Origin of Life & Planetary Chemistry
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...
