Measuring the Unsolvable: A Comparative Study of the Liber Primus (Cicada 3301) and the Voynich Manuscript
Falsification, discriminative statistics, and the limits of AI in historical cryptanalysis
The study of Matheus Soranço
φιλομαθής adj. Gk. — fond of learning; lover of knowledge.
Essays, fiction, art, music, cryptography, code, projects, curation and manifestos, gathered in one place. Research in artificial intelligence engineering and multi-agent systems, writing and engineering treated as a single craft.
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Falsification, discriminative statistics, and the limits of AI in historical cryptanalysis
On the possibility — and the possible forms — of a human future
Mereological Nihilism of Consciousness
Conscious deliberation is not the origin of our choices but a late narrator of them; the essay argues that much specifically human suffering comes from consciousness invading the domain of the subconscious, and asks who, after all, decides.
Nothing known prevents a superintelligence from existing; the technical path and the timeline are opaque; and the alignment problem is open while institutions are inadequate. An argument for cautious possibilism, neither doomerism nor complacency.
How artificial intelligence is turning the reversal of aging from a philosophical aspiration into an engineering program: epigenetic reprogramming, AlphaFold, deep aging clocks, six original theses, and the ethical and geopolitical stakes.
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