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    1. Layman is known for his philosophical work on the metaphysics of adjacency, analytic nonduality, coaxial developmental stage theories, neurological correlates of meditation, sacred naturalism, archaic futurism, many-one theology, embodied spirituality & emerging formulations of the human religious instinct suited to a post-postmodern civilization facing numerous accelerating and converging crises. And he has started referring to all his work as the Serious Playground.

      metaphysics of adjacency

    1. Conflict-Free Replicated Data Types (CRDTs) support decentralized collaborative editing of shared data,enabling peer-to-peer sharing and flexible branching and merging workflows.

      for CRDT

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      kubo-rpc-client~npm~dweb.archive

      gives the first step of personal web snarfing and atchiving using Save Page with SingleFile - borwser extension and IPFS WebUI - to organize information into fulder stracture that are intended to name intent and provide structure for focal intent intended interpretation, which of course creates the structure that can be enhanced, reused, repurposed in and future interpretation

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    2. next level save with named context

      previously - worked with hyman readable intentional conplex name given as a folder path like

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      which created a record of te activity of when snarfing using SinglePage Browser extension

      capable of - saving the HTML rendering of a Web page - recording the source url - linking the archived page with the source for hypothes.is annotations

    1. Gyuri Lajos on LinkedIn: Episode 79 - ZOG: Military Strength Hypertext

      If you search is specific enough do not be surprised if your reference to it appears

  2. consilienceproject.org consilienceproject.org
    1. Collective Attribution of authorship

      With the exception of possible occasional guest posts by specific individuals, we will attribute all articles to the collective authorship of the House. This serves both our readers and our writers in a variety of ways: The anonymity of authorship means readers are engaging with the content itself rather than the personality of its author, circumventing writer preference or mistrust on the basis of perceived content “ownership”. Anonymity allows our writers to be as truthful as possible without concern for professional, personal, or political repercussions or retribution. Anonymity insulates our writers from motives of individual ego by eliminating any incentive to alter content to maximize an article’s popularity. Anonymity encourages the entire research and writing team to support all work rather than having preferential focus on pieces for which they are lead author.

    2. The Consilience Project

      consists of - a core team of passionate people from a wide range of disciplines.

      Meet our team and growing advisory network here.

  3. Jun 2026
    1. make the experience

      make the experience of - reading the transcripts

      even more - interactive and engaging.

      We believe that this added layer of discussion - and community engagement -

      will enhance - the overall listening experience and - help users to get the most out of their favorite podcasts.

    1. Peergos: cool tech — servers aren’t trusted so it’s almost decentralized, but does not provide users much of a social network-like experience.

      honorable mention Peergos

    1. App-Helia

      One of my todo's is to create a Helia App to be part of an inborwser.relay I would be interested to poke around looking at the source in the browser. You may have shared a link to it

  4. May 2026
    1. without the extraction, exploitation, or surveillance

      found in most proprietary technology.

      They will describe what it looks like - when ordinary folks make tech that is - local first, - peer-to-peer, - decentralized, - open-source.

      LX is the curator of the Solidarity Tech track at Camp this year, and is also a co-lead of the DWeb YVR Node.

    1. Teleshuttle ucm.teleshuttle.com › 2018 › 11 › as-we-will-think-legacy-of-ted-nelson.html Smartly Intertwingled: "As We Will Think" -- The Legacy of Ted Nelson, Original Visionary of the Web Why Nelson matters A fuller explanation of why Nelson matters is in my post from a few years ago, Digital Camelot - The Once and Future Web of Engelbart and Nelson, but here I caption its core message: If you care about modern culture and how technology is shaping it, this is worth thinking about -- A powerful eulogy for where the Web might have gone, and still may someday, and the friendship of the two people most responsible for envisioning the Web* -- Ted Nelson's eulogy for his friend Doug Engelbart, as reported by John Markoff in The Times -- with Nelson's inimitable flair.

    2. Medium rreisman.medium.com › as-we-will-think-the-legacy-of-ted-nelson-original-visionary-of-the-web-f4f69a60bd6 “As We Will Think” — The Legacy of Ted Nelson, Original Visionary of the Web | by Richard Reisman | Medium 26 November 2018 - A fuller explanation of why Nelson ... about — A powerful eulogy for where the Web might have gone, and still may someday, and the friendship of the two people most responsible for envisioning the Web* — Ted Nelson’s ...

    1. GitHub github.com › openpatch › hyperbook GitHub - openpatch/hyperbook: Hyperbook is a quick and easy way to build interactive workbooks, that support modern standards and runs superfast. · GitHub Hyperbook is a quick and easy way to build interactive workbooks, that support modern standards and runs superfast. - openpatch/hyperbook Starred by 70 usersForked by 13 usersLanguages   JavaScript 45.6% | TypeScript 40.4% | CSS 11.6% | Handlebars 2.4%

      build interactive workbooks

    2. I built Hyperbook – an open-source tool for creating interactive workbooks for your CS courses (free, fast, and markdown-based) This sounds great. Do you have any demonstrations like videos or screenshots? I looked through your site and didn’t see anything. A video showing off what it can do makes it easier for me to explain when I get school IT to deploy the extension for VSCode. More on reddit.com r/CSEducation 10 14 18 February 2026

      interactive workbooks

    1. transcontextual mutual learning through interaction.

      trans(con)(t|pl)extual mutual learning

      through (p2p live) interplay - 1 to 1 - me to me across all my devices - 1 to other - 1 to us - low Dunbar number named dedicated groups - 1 to we - ring of adjacent groups - 1 to all -mutually recorded sharing over the open web - implied secure private communication channels - verifiable integrity and provenance history

      over the web

    1. from: https://github.com/arcuru/eidetica

      perfect recall of items is important

      but what we need to be able to recall

      is actual info-communication-collaboration workflow

      in a form that is resumable

      with full history and a recapituted reconstructed history with verifiable history of individual and co-laborative contributions

    1. combine a few successful decentralized approaches into something more unified

      right approach

      a storage layer for the decentralized web

      what is needed is storage information curation and sharing infrastructure that is - integral 0 wholistic - above the threshold that is required - a sweet spot - omnioptional - permanent - co-evolvable - evergreen

    2. No backwards compatibility OR MIGRATION PATH is guaranteed before 1.0.

      That is where everything falls down

      need to guarantees evergreen future compatibility

    1. Planetary. It is not semantics. we need Mutual learning Trails. TrailBlazers for Human InterIntellect Aumentation. Indy Learning commons. Symmathesy.

      Augmenting TrailBlazers for externalizing co-laborative Human InterIntellect

    1. consider new branding for IndyWiki to become an

      indy0.net.work.ed.wiki

      or indranet.work.ed.wiki

      the interpersonal interplanetary over web networked wiki for networked mutual learning symmathesy

      design to work across and between Networked Wikis and existing networked Thinking Tools

      provide a local-first personal web arhive and interpersonal connectivity

      and the abiity to have threaded conversations across the web and connecting existing netowrked wikis and Tools for Thought tool that

    1. cells navigate a latent

      cells navigate a - latent, - ordered morphospace of possibilities

      beyond - local molecular interactions and ancestral selection.

      Levin provocatively frames this - in terms of forms and - goals that ingress from beyond space-time -

    2. Agency belongs to the concrete occasions of experience associated with living organisms that prehend both the physical past and relevant unrealized potentials, so that formal and final causes re-enter biology as internal modes of organismic valuation and decision, not externally imposed blueprints.

      music to my ears

    3. “eternal objects” name structured possibilities that do not themselves act but are ingressed and selectively realized by organisms.

      not eternal objects but mutually arising co-evolving manifestations new living forms out there

    4. organisms mere terminals

      mere terminals

      It is the other way round

      the spirit world is woven/created by individual consciousness

      that descended into space time

    5. on the Ingression of Novel Form: Toward a New Formal Causality

      Im interested in the ougression of novel fourm

      intuition is at heart is outtuition

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    1. Who is doing the job of helping you to map the expanding frontier of your knowledgeparaphrased: Who is doing the job of creating a map of the Web frontier as you explore it. (200????) Or indeed a map of the territory already explored, ready to resume exactly where you left off.  How Hyperpost addresses these problemsDeep rearrangability and repurposabilty supported by a new "Cosmology for Computing' Capture Intertwingularity as scaffoldings of everything you care about in one placeAdd new capabilities at the Meta LevelHyperPost: The Thought Processor for Google+Google+: interest based social networking serviceSocial Knowledge Network: Intersection of Knowledge Graph, Google+ Circles and Thought GraphsGoogle+: interest based social networking serviceCircles: entire saffolding: Vannevar Bush: American electrical engineer and science administratorMemex: hypothetical proto-hypertext system that Vannevar Bush described in 1945HyperPost: The Thought Processor for Google+trails: Trail blazing: StubMemex: hypothetical proto-hypertext system that Vannevar Bush described in 1945Connected neighborhoods of nodes thus conveyed contain not only the information presented in the narrative trails, but they also contain as it were the entire scaffolding  with which they were erected.  Trail blazing  as in the  Memex  Thought Vectors in Concept Space  kernel for  tinkerable  Hypermedia Direct manipulation interfaces to suit personal needsthe Lively Kernel project.tinkerable: through associations: "The Human mind works by association" As We May Think - The Atlantickernel: main component of most computer operating systemsLively Kernel: StubDirect manipulation interface: StubHypermedia: Hypermedia, an extension of the term hypertext, is a nonlinear medium of information that includes graphics, audio, video, plain text and hyperlinks.To have sufficient built in capability in the  kernel  that support  tinkerable  Hypermedia formats incorporating Direct manipulation interfaces to suit personal needs, as it was done in the Lively Kernel project.  Thought Graph Search for Things as you writeThe sentences that you write are Nodes Structural linksHyperPost: The Thought Processor for Google+search and mention: entity: something that existswrite about things: Node: network conceptThought Graph: HyperPost  invites us to  search and mention  all the things that are important in the context of our thoughts that are related to the things we write about. The sentences you write down are turned into  Nodes in a  Thought Graph    Public Knowledge Graph Incorporate Entities from Google's Knowledge GraphWikiData auto suggest boxesThing: Wikidata: free knowledge database project hosted by Wikimedia and edited by volunteersPersonal Knowledge Graph: Google: American multinational Internet and technology corporationKnowledge Graph: knowledge base used by Google to enhance its search engine's search resultsWhen you want to mention some  Thing  the search box autosuggests matching entities drawn   Wikidata.A new node in the user's  Personal Knowledge Graph  is created that references the node in the  Google's   Knowledge Graph. Personal Entities When you reach the edge of your recorded knowledgeThe Wiki GambitCreate your own on the flyAutomatic contextualizationfor thoughts and discovered web resourcesFocus on what you write, not where you put itPersonal Entity: wiki: type of website that visitors can editIn case no public entity matches the user's search a new  Personal Entity  node is created in the user's Personal Knowledge Graph. This is analogous to the greatest gambit of the  wiki.  When you reach the edges of your knowledge just create a new page for it. Here it is more fine grained, it is just a node. You do not need to think up a name for a page. Nor would you need to worry about where it is created, because the identity of the node is independent from where you put it.  Context of discovery and Justification Like the eval and apply of LISPContext of justification: refers to the later or final phase of research when evidence is applied to and compared with a hypothesis.Context of discovery: StubThe Lakatos's term  Context of discovery  can be created by marking trails during your web research with HyperPost, whereas in the   Context of justification  linking to web resources discovered completes the circle. Blaze Trails Attach Narrative Trails to entity nodeslink to web resourcesThe context for a sentence automatically contextualizes linked resourceDiscussion Threads: It is possible to attach  Narrative Trails  to any entity node so that more information about it can be further elaborated. These narrative trails comprise sequences of paragraph, which in turn, consist of sentences for individual thoughts. In addition links to web resources can be attached so that they are linked to relevant contexts and will not be lost. Deep Re-arrangability and Re-purposing Reuse through transclusion any trails or contextproduce every sentence is a node, it can be moved, transcluded in any contextsocial media    Posts,  blog  posts,  Presentations, Project Plans, Issue Trackers rooted in your own graph of all your  articulated knowledgetransclusion: technical method of including some or all of one stored document in another document, without having to copy the data itselfDeep Rearrangeabilty: Ted Nelson: American information technologist, philosopher, and sociologist; coined the terms "hypertext" and "hypermedia"immitationg paper: social media: interaction among people in which they create, share, and/or exchane information and ideas in virtual communities and networksPosts: blog: discussion or informational site published on the World Wide WebPresentation slide: A slide is a single page of a presentation. Collectively, a group of slides may be known as a slide deckBy providing suitable structural links all kinds of presentation format's like  social media    Posts,  blog  posts,  Presentation slides,  etc can be applied to arbitrary network of nodes in the Thought Graph. Combine that with  transclusion  and we have "Deep Rearrangeabilty"  ref  required to solve  Ted Nelson's problem with "immitating paper"  ref   Capture Intertwingularity as scaffoldings of everything you care about in one placeAdd new capabilities at the Meta LevelHyperPost: The Thought Processor for Google+Google+: interest based social networking serviceSocial Knowledge Network: Intersection of Knowledge Graph, Google+ Circles and Thought GraphsGoogle+: interest based social networking serviceCircles: entire saffolding: Vannevar Bush: American electrical engineer and science administratorMemex: hypothetical proto-hypertext system that Vannevar Bush described in 1945HyperPost: The Thought Processor for Google+trails: Trail blazing: StubMemex: hypothetical proto-hypertext system that Vannevar Bush described in 1945Connected neighborhoods of nodes thus conveyed contain not only the information presented in the narrative trails, but they also contain as it were the entire scaffolding  with which they were erected.  Trail blazing  as in the  Memex  Demo This presentation was created in HyperPostPosts can be derived from it and will be publishedword processor: computer program used for writing and editing documentsHyperPost is used to generate the presentation it remains the master.Working with it preserves all the familiar characteristics of  a word processor augmented to accommodate thoughts and knowledge in their native associative graph model.  ConclusionHyperPost shows the way how to overcome the problem with paperIt is put forward as one possible way forward to reinvent hypertext for Academia Availibility Hyperpost landing page: Landing Page | hyperPostThis presentation will shortly be  available at  Hyperpost landing page  For people who sign up for the beta an extended version will be made available presenting a much larger graph, containing our development road map. It will be dynamically extended. Thanks And Thanks for all the fish

      map the expanding frontier

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    1. after pressing CTRL+K to insert URL link i think i spotted something changed in the pop-up screen compared to few months ago ,so i tried instead of insert URL to choose "Link to Anchor in text" option and it works ...before i remember this did not work for me.

      game changer?

  7. Apr 2026
    1. Abstract

      This is an initial summary report of - a project

      taking a new and systematic approach to - improving the intellectual effectiveness of - the individual human being.

      A detailed conceptual framework explores - the nature of the system

      composed of - the individual and - the tools, - concepts, and - methods

      that match his - basic capabilities to - his problems.

      One of the tools that - shows the greatest immediate promise is - the computer,

      when it can be harnessed for - direct - on-line assistance,

      integrated with - new concepts and - methods.

      rhyme rheme to reason with

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    1. Jerry you went to some very kind of tangible artifacts in in your response to that question and maybe

      and then Jerry you went to some very kind of tangible artifacts in in your response to that question and maybe I'll go to the imagination space here the dream space for just a second which is um I as an as an individual in this world each of you as individuals in this world are constantly processing what's going on everybody is right and they're running through they're running through this thing called you know our brain and we have scripts and we have models and we have frameworks and lenses and all that kind of stuff and when you know and I'm looking at like how somebody mentioned something on this call and the chat just like blows up and then all of this all of this other stuff which comes from human knowledge that's been created all of a sudden flows into this and you know to be able to click on all of these things and to learn all these things that it's it's it takes time and it's difficult right for me as a human being to to even absorb that information and I guess the the the dream space part of me goes what if there's a day where when I have a thought and I'm engaging in thought that you guys are all there in in in my consciousness that the world is there in my consciousness that that people who have already made sense of certain things that I'm attempting to make sense of become transparent to me right and and then when I want to articulate those thoughts that there are there are vehicles for me to do that that are really really easy right and so so so things are things that you need when you need them to make sense of the world in a more intelligent way or it at the level that's required to comprehend what we're dealing with come into the frame when you need them right and so I'm wondering how this conversation can be continuous without it being synchronous and that's the that's the thing that I don't I mean I don't think we've invented it yet I mean and we we can think about how we're participating in today's system but I also think there's like I'd go back to this idea that so many people have thought things before I have that I don't have access to and I will never find because the minute I go to the Google machine I get 27 ads from consultants who want to sell me their services or 27 ads from you know the AI machine trying to affect the way that I you know for me to consume or buy sits up you know and I'm not trying to go there but we have we have we have we have sniped ourselves from the continuation of human knowledge and therefore we're not being able to apply it to our problems and and our problems are only getting bigger so that's the that's the dream for me and I don't know what that looks like Matt I love that and I think you know that I wrote a series of things called snip about the financial system so exactly that Charles hi thank you knowledge gardening comes to mind and sort of collective bookmarking and Diigo hypothesis and stuff that's something we do now we just have to sort of agree on one or more places and ways to do that another term concept that comes to mind is the PLN or personal learning network or personal learning environment ple different names for sort of what are our own personal Suites combination toolkit and I think within 30 seconds or some of this a little more or less we could go around actually quickly take a kind of survey or you know understand who is really using what who loves what for what reasons and and you know each of us has a special combination that works and we know and it's fluid and not hopefully and so forth and I think there we can already start to get more interoperable

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    1. how.did.I.get.here?

      My son is preparing a lecture about Blake and Earthsea

      That made me think of my favourite quote from the EarthSea Movie

      when the Dragon says: "Anything is possible if you can deem it so"

      Tried to find the Tweet I made on this but failed

      Narrowed down the soearch to just "possible" with my TrailMarks twitter account

      and had found this

      It so happens, that this search result brings to gethr most of my perennial creative concerns with focus on making the impossible inevitable

      Flipping the Web that leads to the vision for the IndyWeb

      This search gives a caleidoscopic overview of

      the tacit implicate order of associative complexes

      that are pertient and show up as a ConPlex in my emergent MEMEplEX

    2. I suppose it should be possible to generate a #KnowledgeGraph nugget or more from twitter searches

      Six years ago I've been thinking about this possibility, even tweeted about it. Now the tha infrastuctural consteallations and the plumbing is taking shape

      I've done a search for the word possible in my own twitter account and lo behold the first one in the matching tweet was about this very possibility

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