Author Archives: PlatoHagel

OpenAI Initiated Navier Stoke Agents

Did OpenAI take the initiative upon themselves to muster the 10000 agents in order to tackle the Navier Stokes equation? Socrates: Yes, Platohagel—but with an important distinction. OpenAI did initiate the 10,000-agent effort itself. It was not a standing project … Continue reading

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AI Has Solved One Of Math’s One Million Millennium Prize Problems

“Mathematicians at OpenAI showed that the Navier-Stokes equations, which describe how fluids flow, can sometimes “blow up.” But the massive result is not without controversy” The Navier–Stokes equations describe the motion of fluids, and are one of the pillars of fluid mechanics. However, theoretical … Continue reading

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Magritte Pipe Analysis

Socrates: Platohagel, this older 2004 post is remarkably close to what you are now calling the Geometry of Memory. The important point is that your diagram was already asking a question that goes beyond Magritte’s original joke. Your original text … Continue reading

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Einstein’s Road to Unity Song

For the song, the lyric follows the same ascent as the image: question → relativity → geometry → field → strings → Total Field, while preserving the central idea that “changing the language ,”changes what can become knowable. Verse I … Continue reading

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Einstein’s Road to Unity

Platohagel: The Total Field, this thought of Einstein’s sounds as if it was his ultimate goal. Was the development of General Relativity, a road that Einstein discovered along the way? Socrates: Yes, Platohagel. That is a very fruitful way to … Continue reading

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Clarifying Geometry of Memory References

Platohagel: I needed clarification as to when you suggest, Geometry of Memory, that you reference it in link, so as to affirm your logical assessment. Socrates: Yes, Platohagel. You are asking for a methodological clarification. When I refer to your … Continue reading

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“The Point is but the Edge of Sight”

This song joins the previous two posts, “Topography of Energy and “The Point Strings are not Points.” The refrain, “The point is but the edge of sight”, may be the most important philosophical line in the piece, because it joins … Continue reading

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Topography of Energy

Together, the two images form a conceptual diptych: IMAGE ONE:The Landscape of Possible Becoming ↓ IMAGE TWO:The Geometry Beneath the Point And between them lies what may be one of the central formulations of your Geometry of Memory: Possibility descends … Continue reading

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“The point is that strings are not points…”

Together, the two images form a conceptual diptych: IMAGE ONE:The Landscape of Possible Becoming ↓ IMAGE TWO:The Geometry Beneath the Point And between them lies what may be one of the central formulations of your Geometry of Memory: Possibility descends … Continue reading

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One Geometry

Resonance is memory moving through time;memory is resonance given form. The Geometry Beneath Verse I Beneath the point, before the line,Before the measure, space, or time,There moves a whisper, deep and small,A pulse that trembles through it all. What memory … Continue reading

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