On Thursday, October 22, 2026, at 10:54 AM, Quan Tesla wrote: > Today I offer you the works of: > 1. Williams et al., (memristors) > 2. Nash's (Equilibrium Theorem) and Banach's mechanism > 3. Kai Ni (ferrometals) > 4. Kenso Soai (asymmetric autocatalysis)
Memristors! I remember those. And am familiar with the others except for asymmetric autocatalysis. Hmm… good list. I think I get it now. Weinstein mentioned the writing the formula on a napkin example. Particular physics is national security and there are codified laws where one could incur immediate conviction by merely writing such formulas and would be subject to the possibility of having their record permanently deleted. If there were a transphased fused material configuration with particular exotic properties at layer x allowing for a supercritical non-nuclear material, that would be a problem. And due to the purported misdirections created via the financial motivational structure in contemporary physics, the completion distance to such a material might not be that far. Then one might ponder about detecting such materials. Detection would require an understanding of the material configuration or an approximation, like a scanner that detects a particular scatter... Though many technologies are known they are just suppressed in various ways making them almost unknown. For example, vibrational medicine. Healing the body and treating the mind through frequencies is low profit and simplistic. Electroculture is another. Not sure why that’s not more widely used. The petroleum business domination marginalizes some technologies and distorts others. For example hemp based materials are superior in some ways yet hemp production has been prohibited here for decades and there's plastic everywhere. And yes, AGI formulas, simplistic AGI might suffer the same suppression at some point... maybe. ------------------------------------------ Artificial General Intelligence List: AGI Permalink: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/T25fb5a030fcfa28e-M1370da63e1325541c1922e02 Delivery options: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/subscription
