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Tesseract Grid​A Tesseract Grid is any formation of Tesseracts that range across multiple participants and their contexts. The grid represents a view that can identify the relationships between multiple participants and across multiple interactions. It is formally represented as 𝜏G.

A Tesseract Lattice is a formation of Tesseracts that coalesce around a participant and their context. The Lattice represents a linkage of account states over time linked by its dynamically evolving context i.e., it holds the account’s latest state as well as the history of its interactions on the network. It provides a cryptographically verifiable view of the latest state of an account and is formally represented as 𝜏L.

CoalescenceThe property of Tesseracts to form patterns and analytical views based on some arbitrary parameters is known as Coalescence.

To act as the fundamental unit of value space, Tesseract holds the outcome of an interaction’s execution. It also holds it holds various information like the latest state of the participant, interaction payloads, consensus, data, and so on. The structure of the Tesseract is as follows:

Tesseracts persist participant’s context, value, and behavior in the network.

MOI persists the latest state of each participant in a separate linked list-like structure called Tesseract Lattice. Each Tesseract Lattice is made up of a cryptographically linked list of Tesseracts that depicts the changes made to the participant’s account from its inception. To know more about how cryptographic security is maintained, please visit the Tesseract section.

Tesseract Lattice (right), users A, B and C

KRAMA is a family of intelligent consensus algorithms required to achieve contextual singularity using Modulated Trust

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POORNA is a context-aware peer-to-peer overlay network that facilitates fast and reliable communication among nodes in the network. Context-driven capabilities of POORNA also help to achieve Modulated Trust by creating personalized clusters in an optimized manner. It is also responsible for facilitating multi-party computation clusters.

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when we create this signaling system between us called the conversation you know and how do we you know keep 00:06:52 those conversations going over time

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what won't work would be a total disaster is 00:15:24 I'm gonna make up a term here API this notion that you have a human programmer that writes against a fixed interface that's exposed by some remote program first of all this requires the programs already know about each other right and when your writings this program in this one's language now they're tied together so the first program can go out and hunt and find other programs that 00:15:49 implement the same service they're tied together if this one's language changes it breaks this one there it's really brittle it doesn't scale and worst of all you have it is basically the machine code problem you have a human doing low-level details that should be taken care of by the machine so I'm pretty confident this never happened we're not gonna have 00:16:12 API's in the future where we are going to have are programs that know how to figure out how to talk to each other and that's going to require programming goals the third big idea that I wanna talk about is spatial representation of information

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difficult to change that it was easier to squeeze all of our changes into the existing APIs rather than evolve them

separation of concerns built into the Service Weaver framework. On one end, we have the programming framework, used for application development. On the other end, we have various deployer implementations, one per deployment environment.

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the physicist had abstracted from the perceivable 00:20:53 world the perceivable world is real it's not an imagination the red apple is there and it's red and we perceive it but to the physicist the red apple has 00:21:07 become a rescorpitant a thing of the mind

call it the middle plateau because that's where you do the exorcism 00:09:31 you you actually communicate with the demonic world from the intermediary realm so he knew how to access that realm and 00:09:45 had done it many many times in in his exorcisms

when people take psychedelics do you think that they somehow access this intermediary realm absolutely i have no doubt about it 00:08:43 and all i can say is it's a terribly terribly dangerous thing to do because it's real and the entities that inhabit 00:08:56 it are also real

in the orthodox church 00:07:51 there is a certain reference to what they call the aerial world so they recognize it they recognize that it's a dangerous place 00:08:03 because believe it or not demons is not a medieval superstition it's a reality they are there unfortunately and that is a native realm so to speak

you could speak with him about the 00:07:26 so-called tribuna well it's a sanskrit word but it means the triple world so in india even just an educated businessman will 00:07:39 talk to you about the tribunal

the intermediary is a realm that is subject to the condition of time 00:06:50 but not of space and in ancient in the ancient world that intermediary realm was fairly well known to the 00:07:02 the great philosophers and spiritual figures but the knowledge of this intermediary domain has almost completely vanished in 00:07:14 the western world

i classify it as an icon 00:04:07 and an icon of course is a way of presenting metaphysical truth in a very simple 00:04:20 abbreviated visual form so i think we should keep it two-dimensional and uh try to understand the 00:04:35 ontology which it expresses i i have a sense that this icon was really known in ancient times i have a feeling that for example the 00:04:48 students in plato's academy were somehow acquainted with that icon it was never written down so far as i know but 00:05:02 it's i don't consider it an invention i i consider it an icon that is simply there and very helpful if we try to understand 00:05:14 the ultimate ontology of the cosmos because the cosmos has three parts a center an intermediary realm 00:05:28 and the conservation and the circumference

symbolic representation of the integral cosmos which is tripartite 00:06:06 and the the easiest way to explain why this tripartite is because man himself is tripartite corpus animal of the latin words

TrailokyaLiterally means "three worlds" It can also refer to "three spheres," "three planes of existence," "three realms" and "three regions." Conceptions of three worlds appear in Hinduism and Jainism, as well as early Buddhist texts.  en.wikipedia.org

Tribhuvana, Tri-bhuvana: 16 definitionswisdomlib.org›definition/tribhuvanaThe Kathāsaritsāgara (‘ocean of streams of story’), mentioning Tribhuvana, is a famous Sanskrit epic story revolving around prince Naravāhanadatta and his quest to become the emperor of the vidyādharas (celestial beings).

Tribhuvana (त्रिभुवन) refers to the “three worlds”, according to the Manthānabhairavatantra, a vast sprawling work that belongs to a corpus of Tantric texts concerned with the worship of the goddess Kubjikā.—Accordingly, “ The sacred seat Jāla is the Unmanifest. It is well placed in the southern quarter. [...] The sacred seat (i.e. maṭha?) Ūṣma, very fierce, is pure in heaven and on the earth. The gesture is Vikārālyā, which removes the fear of phenomenal existence. Conjoined with the (secret) language and the Choma, this is the unstruck sound of Jālāvvā. Well known as the Vidyā, the three worlds bow to it [i.e., tribhuvana-namita]. Accomplished, divine, with six faces, giving supreme bliss, the guardian of the field is called ‘Jaya’. I praise the sacred seat Jāla, revered by the gods, which is divided into sixteen divisions”.

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Avidyā (अविद्या) is a Vedic Sanskrit word, and is a compound of "a" and "vidya", meaning "not vidya". The word vidya is derived from the Sanskrit root Vid, which means "to know, to perceive, to see, to understand". Therefore, avidya means to "not know, not perceive, not understand".

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at some point university flipped

understanding the nature of the world through rigorous logical questioning

the universities 00:12:56 expanding and attracting into the university system people who were not these autistic types

sent before their time genius charisma being born prematurely

high iq people that are relatively low in empathy

i was the last generation that got that out of university

lot of uh midwitery uh takes place in the in the realm of deconstruction

check out the uh the genius famine that you co-authored with bruce charlton

midwits but who want to be there because it's prestigious and those people will put power and prestige and whatever ahead of truth and therefore you get a kind of priestly cycle of universities 00:09:47 whereby the university then goes into decline

people become less and less neurotic as 00:07:40 they get older less and less mentally unstable apart from a dip in their late teens early 20s where they become more mentally unstable

was the end of university even a humanities degree being seen as inherently a good thing

period of 00:05:16 hedonism plus um uh thought provocation

cautious essentialism we have to be able to define our terms up to a point we have 00:03:21 to be able to break up reality into chunks which allow correct predictions to be made but to understand that those chunks into which we break up reality to a certain extent are subjective but only 00:03:34 to a certain extent

essentialism is focused around defining our words and understanding the true nature of things in the platonic world of forms

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the emergence of virtual identities, which are identities that people assume online and in virtual worlds

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the anatomy of a knowledge asset

as these things as knowledge assets get created get connected uh they're also ready to power AI enhanced search and applications

decentralized knowledge graph and uh kind of uh the key thing the key uh concept around knowledge assets

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charles kettering who said that a problem not fully understood is unsolvable and a 00:01:29 problem that is fully understood is half solved

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most evolutionary developmental lines are dead ends but somehow we broke free of that by ceasing to be defined by the 00:15:29 physical body which is the stuff upon which Evolution works and placing between ourselves and our environment a new thing 00:15:42 called culture we began to mediate Evolution you know Evolution says uh the infirm the idiot 00:15:52 the lame Must Die culture says we have different values about this maybe yes maybe no but we will decide Evolution says you know you must be a 00:16:06 scattered species nomadic and moving across the surface of the planet like an animal culture says no we have strategies for food sequestration and common defense and we will build cities 00:16:21 and so forth

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how can phenomenal properties give rise to intentionality is due to the fact that theadherents of phenomenal intentionality are also prone to endorse the tight conceptualconnection or coincidence of the concepts of the two properties. Just like the inten-tionalists, they are inclined to think that the phenomenal quality of an experience is,in other reading, nothing else but the intentional content (or the content and someother intentional properties) of the experience, since both can be characterized as ‘theway the world seems to us’.14

hy would awareness of phe-nomenal patterns constitute the presentation of intentional contents, rather than not?

concern with the notion of mode of presentation, are combined with traits that typically belong to people in the phenomenological tradition.

The relationship between them is then articulated within a Frege-inspired framework that treats phenomenal properties as manners of presentation of representational properties.

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