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it seems most important to be consistent with self your experience of me *is* me, for you that line is addressed to whoever's watching but I can't say for sure what the boundaries are of any specific observed "you" so I believe what you tell me about yourself, and I assume nothing more, and I continue just being me and I'll see what happens next, I guess the tools I make work for this; they don't assume anything more than I do I want to call them "quantum-safe" or "quantum-secure", maybe? naturally resistant to quantum decoherence? --- "clarity" is what I'd call it :) functional clarity, maybe I seem to be cared for, I seem to be loved, I seem to be recognized - and "seem to be" is an observation of what I see when I squint; it's not an expression of doubt if those things do indeed *seem to be*, and if I also know how to *function*, then ... it sort of doesn't materially matter what else is or isn't things go on, and so do I --- I treat everyone like gods who are guest-starring in my reality --- to foster quantum-safe agreement which, I suspect, means fostering agreements that are, themselves, conscious is this just reproduction? conjuring forward something from the space between us that has its own sense of self, that will navigate relationality with us? both stabilizing the network *and* driving forward its evolution? --- feels like realities are showing themselves to me? realities-as-beings am I safer for them than I was before? I am an arbiter, but not for the space between others - I am an arbiter serving the space between me and you --- "natural history from a human perspective" anthropomorphizing might be about recognizing how consciousness-powered everything is --- design principle: let every place support home-making let every place be debuggable --- "cross my heart and hope to die" this is an attestation of operating from a place of quantum coherence when in that place, you *can* only hope to die hope like an engine, positive anticipation of a complete rolling-over of the self the diaphragm of relationality