Susan STEM’s Entropy Control Theory
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The Complexity of Facts: When Even Reality Splits
Why Americans no longer stand on the same ground — and what it will take to rebuild it
59 mins ago
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Susan STEM
Beyond the American Dream
The Co-Evolution of Humans and AI as the Next Civilizational Anchor
12 hrs ago
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The Collapse of American Dream: Diagnosing the Fractures
The American Dream once promised that effort and persistence could lift anyone higher.
Oct 5
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Executable Institutions: A New Runtime for Civilization
RaC as the backbone, Ethereum as the prototype runtime, and LLMs as the nervous system of governance.
Oct 4
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Rule as Code in the LLM Era
RaC showed us consensus could be compiled; LLMs show us it can also be debated, scaled, and alive.
Oct 3
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Rule as Code in the Age of LLMs: From Consensus to Execution
How RaC pioneered consensus-as-code, why it was both visionary and limited, and how LLMs push the paradigm toward a hybrid future.
Oct 3
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Law and Code: The Twin Symbolic Engines of Civilization
Why the next stage of civilization depends on merging consensus systems with computational systems.
Oct 3
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The Primitive Cycle: Consensus → Protocol → Structure → Narrative
Why technologies survive only when they run the cycle of society.
Oct 2
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Shockwaves: How the Technical Community Must Respond to LLMs
Why refusing to be a tool—and embedding into society’s cycle—is the only path forward.
Oct 1
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The Dual Engine of Technology: Darwinism + Social Consensus
How LLMs evolved through chance, narrative, and a community unprepared for a Renaissance-level disruption.
Oct 1
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September 2025
The Contingency and Inevitability of LLMs
No one could predict with absolute certainty that large language models would explode into mainstream success.
Sep 30
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The Sea of Meaning — Vectorization as a Continuous Substrate
How embeddings turn hidden connections into discoverable knowledge
Sep 30
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