Posts

Articles, essays, and explanations around the Adaptive Holographic Theory.

April 2026

The Human as Automaton

Meaning comes in, interferes with everything, and action emerges. No separate decider appears. AHT explains the process step by step — and why the question of free will is categorically ill-formed.

April 2026

Why Transformers Can Never Truly Learn New Things

ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini all suffer from the same problem: new knowledge, forgotten old. A mathematical proof shows it is built into the architecture — the implicit connectome. Neuromorphic chips sidestep the problem entirely. Expected ~2030.

April 2026

What Is the Self? A Geometric Concept

The self is neither an illusion nor an immortal soul. It is a geometric property of the brain — precisely describable, changeable, but not arbitrarily malleable. And this understanding explains identity crises, dissociation, and why therapy takes so long.

April 2026

Growing Apart: When Two Brains Drift Away

No fight, no betrayal — and yet at some point there is nothing left to say. Neurodynamics explains why this happens almost inevitably, what goes on in the brain when it does, and whether it can be repaired.

April 2026

The Lonely Whale — Consciousness as Collective Resonance

A whale does not call out of grief — it calls because without an answer, it does not fully exist. AHT shows: the whale's self is not an internal state but a collective resonance field. What happens when that field falls silent?

April 2026

The Magical Number Seven

For seventy years science has known that short-term memory fails at roughly seven items. Miller called it magical — because he had no explanation. AHT derives the number 6.6 from first principles: no free parameters, 6% deviation from experiment.