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Art. Software. Mind.
Built as one field.
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schwellenkarten Schwellenkarten Zustände. Muster. Übergänge. Jede Karte beschreibt eine Schwelle — einen psychologischen Ort, den du kennst, aber selten benennst. Die Karten lassen sich entlang Achsen lesen: nicht als Antwort, sondern als Landkarte.
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Sicherlich A blockchain system to give patients control over their own medical data. The architecture worked. The regulation did not. KIM, BaFin, and an insurance model that depends on the access the system removes. What remained buildable was smaller: a tool automating rights the GDPR already grants.
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Cylends
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Chidakasha: Entering the Participatory Field Drawing from yogic psychology, mirror neurons, and interaffectivity, this post explores Chidakasha as more than a private experience. Through a playful moment with my children, I discovered how sensorimotor imagery can become a shared field—visible, felt, and real.
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TheUnpaintedOnes
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Hide Everything, Hide Nothing Show everything, hide nothing: two demands that look like opposites and turn out to be one machine. Both refuse to take you at your word — and once no claim lands on its merits, accusation dies. Which is exactly what the powerful want.
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On menon Two instances of the same language model talk across many rounds. One may only ask, the other only answer — instructed neither to perform consciousness nor to deny it out of caution, and to stay with their contradictions instead of resolving them.
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The Ownership of Nothing Your face is not your property. It is a pattern — and patterns do not behave like objects. On likeness rights, trust-replacement technologies, and why the system built to protect against betrayal became the betrayal.
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The Geometry of What Cannot Be Seen: Dimensions, Perception, and the Fold Perception is not truth-taking. It is truth-giving. From zero to eleven dimensions – through string theory, Calabi-Yau manifolds, and Deleuze's fold – on what happens when the structure of reality exceeds the apparatus that inhabits it.