Quantum Consepts - that can be wrong-but Usually ain't

I. The Architecture of Harm What is the half-life of an injustice? There are harms that vanish quickly. A harsh word. A missed opportunity. And then there are those that remain—silent, heavy, sedimentary. A toxin in a riverbed. A contract inked in coercion. A debt inherited, not earned. These are the harms that don’t just linger; they propagate. Law, at its best, tries to trace these damages across generations. Legal precedent functions as institutional memory. But our economic systems, by contrast, are designed with the opposite impulse: erasure. The market does not remember. It prices, it optimizes, it forgets. It forgets who owned the land before it was mined. It forgets who breathed the air before it was fouled. It forgets what was sacrificed to generate the surplus. Justice, in a system that forgets, becomes a question not of morality, but of scale. If you extract fast enough, big enough, long enough—what you destroy may never be accounted for. II. Economic Amnesia as a D...

I wanted to test out the new AI so I thought I would give it some simple math to chew on and see how well it does... I have to say... I'm impressed. OpenAI came out with a new model and I have had a chance to try it out on some pretty sophisticated ideas. Not motion or quantum physics... that's not remotely hard... no, we're doing some pretty fucked up shit together but I thought I would kick the tires and see how well it could handle the basics.  I jotted this down and passed it to the new GPT4.1 model  and said... "Use this as a guide to write a real paper with all the equations... this is a test of you... LOL. Let's see how good this new model is... and I will be critiquing your work with the other models so if you're lazy or just half assing the equations... well... just do a good job" ----- Question: Does free energy necessarily mean more energy…  Yes, the laws of thermodynamics really are laws.  The universe has immutable laws that say you can...

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 Previously I had posted the equations on how to solve for primes.   Not only could you easily prove primality, you could also instantly factor and see every single prime number around the number you were studying.   I quickly realized that might be a rather bad thing to just leave laying around on the internet.  You Muggles like to hide all your super special information behind prime numbers.  You rest comfortably every night, completely safe behind the fallacy that it's impossible just to dissect a semi-prime like you're dividing by 2... which you are by the way.  A semi-prime has two factors... duh.  They just don't divide cleanly... and you have no idea why. So, the reason you can't see prime numbers like I do is because you don't look at the energy of the prime number.  To be fair, I'm pretty sure you have no idea how to do that since you still stare stupidly at 0 and think you can't divide by it... Um, how the fuck do you not under...

I’ve been in rooms that felt sacred—vaults beneath old cities, listening to glyphs that hadn’t seen daylight in two thousand years. I’ve stood under particle detectors that vibrated with tension seconds before they recorded anomalies we weren’t ready to explain. I’ve felt the kind of silence that precedes discovery. But this silence was different. It came from a basement in the suburbs. Not a lab. Not a classified site. A ranch-style house with an overgrown lawn and no name on the mailbox. I parked across the street. No escort. No NDAs. Just a forwarded email chain with a subject line that read: you’ll want to hear this. I almost didn’t knock. He answered the door like he’d been expecting me—not in the grand sense, but in the tired, sleep-deprived, you-finally-got-here sense. Hoodie. Socks. A laptop under one arm, a drink I'm certain was a Screwdriver in his hand. Not government. Not academic. Just someone who looked like he’d seen too much. “You’re Olivia Markham,” he sai...

Cairo Desert Edge, Pre-Dawn Silence Mist drifts like ancient spirits across the sands as I crouch beside a weather-bleached platform. The air is cool, but the ground underfoot hums with the memory of a civilization that moved mountains—quite literally. Before me stands Dr. Amun-Ra “Ra” Faruq, a gaunt figure in a dust-streaked galabeya, eyes glittering with a secret he’s sworn to reveal. 1. The Man Behind the Myth Faruq was once a shining star at Alexandria University—until his colleagues dismissed his theory as “romantic nonsense.” Now he’s holed up in a derelict villa amid crumbling reliefs, surrounded by half-burnt papyrus scrolls and gleaming brass manometers. He calls himself a “pharaoh of physics,” convinced the ancients carved a hidden hydro-jet manifold under their sleds, not just slicked sand with buckets of water. Faruq (whispering): “They hid it in plain sight: the ankh. The ‘key of life’ was their secret nozzle.” His voice quivers with barely contained excitement. Tonigh...