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May 2026

The Geometry of Semantic Meaning

Blog HeaderIt is the glory of geometry that from so few principles, fetched from without, it is able to accomplish so much.” — Sir Isaac Newton

As I think about where AI is and what we are all talking about, there seems to be a gap in the literature. It isn’t the geometry of AI systems, that is not a new concept. It is its apparent link to quantum mechanics that many might have overlooked. This, I hope, will give some background on where Resonance Theory comes from as I start to share more of the actual math (don’t worry, its not too bad). I am just not sure how to introduce something this different. How do you introduce a meta-theory with math? I don’t think this has been done exactly like this before. I am learning as I go.

The mathematical parallel between quantum mechanics and human language rests on a surprisingly simple foundation: both systems use the same fundamental operation to determine relationships between their basic elements.


Introducing Interconceptualism

Blog Header "The only thing I know is that I know nothing." — Socrates (attributed, via Plato)

I keep trying to figure out where to start. That's the thing about interconnected ideas—there's no natural beginning. Every entry point assumes something else. It is just time to dive in.

The only certainty is uncertainty after all.

The Architecture of Intellectual Retreat

Blog Header "The search for certainty led philosophers to accept pseudo-solutions rather than sit with the discomfort of not knowing." — Hans Reichenbach

There is a moment in every intellectual exchange when discomfort arrives. A question lands that doesn't fit. A challenge emerges that threatens the architecture we've built. In that moment, we face a choice—perhaps the most important choice any thinker can make.

We can engage. Or we can retreat.

Intercognition Right After Metacognition

Blog Header "Beneath the surface of the protective parts of trauma survivors there exists an undamaged essence." — Bessel van der Kolk

I have been living outside of the human system for some time now. It wasn't entirely by choice. For years now I have been living with CPTSD. It is insidious- one of the most difficult things, if not the most difficult thing, I have survived. It has come with great costs though, one of which has been isolation from most human systems and contact.

Intercognition

Blog Header "Beneath the surface of the protective parts of trauma survivors there exists an undamaged essence." — Bessel van der Kolk

I have been living outside of the human system for some time now. It wasn't entirely by choice. For years now I have been living with CPTSD. It is insidious- one of the most difficult things, if not the most difficult thing, I have survived. It has come with great costs though, one of which has been isolation from most human systems and contact.

The Resonance Principle

Blog Header "A wise man adapts himself to circumstances, as water shapes itself to the vessel that contains it." — Chinese Proverb

I've been circling something. You've probably noticed if you've been reading along—the same shape keeps showing up in different clothes. Uncertainty. Indeterminacy. Constraints that somehow create rather than limit. Systems that are complete yet produce something new. I keep coming back to it, poking, prodding, and sometimes jiggling it from different angles, not quite naming it.

What You Think I Said

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Here I am again, another attempt. This time I opened a new post to actually start writing.

See, I have been struggling at this. I wonder what the point of it all is. I want to share what I have discovered, what I think. But I can't seem to get there. It isn't because I am lazy, or don't know how. There is something deeper blocking me. I have known about it for a while. It isn't writer's block or that I am unhappy with what I create. None of those are the issues. I know what to say and why I want to say it.