The Discovery In December 2025, I began translating mathematical paradoxes into fiction—not as metaphor, but as precise projection of formal structures into narrative space while preserving their logical topology. The Halting Problem became "The Judge Who Couldn't Stop." The Busy Beaver function became "The Record." Arrow's Impossibility Theorem became a constitutional crisis in an imaginary … Continue reading When Mathematics Demands Its Stories: A Taxonomy of Narrative Constraint
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Cutting Concepts: Status, Relationships, Society and Civilizations.
"Cultural evolution is about overcoming human nature. Or rather, it is about encouraging certain aspects of human nature and suppressing other aspects of human nature. Without civilization, humans tend to organize into small, slightly polygynous groups that fight each other over women and resources. Civilizations evolved because they could form bigger and more efficient armies … Continue reading Cutting Concepts: Status, Relationships, Society and Civilizations.
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