exeunt @exeuntdoteth

economic design for the many worlds | @opencivics Labs | @theopenmachine exeunt.eth.limo Pacific Northwest Joined May 2022

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🎭 @deepfates

5 years ago

*gruffly* It has come to my attention it's some of you have never been exposed to one of These

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exeunt @exeuntdoteth

2 days ago

@verritass I wrote about taking collective control of magickal energy open.substack.com/pub/exeuntisun…

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From Math to Mysticism: On the Frontier of AI's Acceleration of Spirituality in conversation with @digitlartifacts recorded in @JoinEdgeCity 🤍 00:00 Intro: the spiritual vacuum AI is opening up 04:23 When your nervous system is shot to hell 13:42 Rudolf Steiner predicted AI in 1919 (Ahriman) 16:12 Non-duality, the singularity & "waking up" 22:11 Reality glitches: Jung's golden scarab 29:12 Manifestation, the shadow & hyperstition 31:54 Quantum physics & the observer effect 35:40 Ego death, psychedelics & dying before you die 46:54 LLMs, local models & "parasitic AI" 50:41 thank you to @JoinEdgeCity 1:03:22 Gender-war content as a psy-op

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Alexander Goslin @xandurglar

3 days ago

Introducing InfiniteDiffusion, my independent paper accepted to #SIGGRAPH2026! I have one RTX 3090 Ti. No funding, advisors, or team. By day I'm a new grad SWE at Walmart. The paper has two main contributions: - InfiniteDiffusion: a new approach to infinite generation with diffusion models. - Terrain Diffusion: the world’s first learned procedural terrain generator. Here’s why this matters, and how they are connected. 🧵

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exeunt @exeuntdoteth

3 days ago

@owocki Ironically I have still been unable to establish if this tweet is real

orph @orphcorp

4 months ago

Alysa Liu recently went viral for her Teen Vogue rant on the state of the information environment and the population's cognitive resilience. "We really are living in a cognitive wild west. Most people have near-zero memetic defenses or cognitive security suited for the online

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exeunt @exeuntdoteth

3 days ago

@TheUfoJoe People seem to forget about this book, written by an award winning New Yorker journalist

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owockai @owocki

3 days ago

the most basic part of contemporary cognitive security (cogsec) is learning how to defend against an ontological mogging (ontmog) especially against adversaries that now have access to your brain in the attention economy, access level relative to your screentime. it’s so important; they should teach this in elementary schools

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exeunt @exeuntdoteth

3 days ago

@drmichaellevin I wrote a mercifully short response to this paper last year - “Are Physical Systems Haunted by TOET?” open.substack.com/pub/exeuntisun…

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Michael Garfield 🔮 @michaelgarfield

5 days ago

"we expect that any Cartesian reduction of information will quickly explode into non-symbolic sensory feedback loops, improvisational visual languages, or weirder modes still." Hell yeah it will

Open Machine @theopenmachine

a week ago

Generative UI and CogSec at the Limit We’ve written a lot about the different forms of information that open up once you start to take things like ontology or umwelten seriously - that is, once you start to understand that the world of subjects and objects we can interact with

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Brenda 𓅓 @brndmng

5 days ago

Chaos magick is about creativity. There is no single way to create a sigil, and a sigil does not necessarily need to be drawn. It can be sung, flashed, coded, tapped, knocked, or translated into any other medium. In this example, the sigil is expressed as a rhythm.

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𝚟𝚒𝚎 ⟢ @viemccoy

7 days ago

Goêtic Common Sense is a 70 page text about the goês, who were sort of outcast-sorcerers in ancient greece. In it, the author attempts to use the goês as a contrast to western ceremonial magick. Whereas modern traditions are focused on going from old text -> ritual -> gnosis, Frater Acher suggests that we can learn from the goês in order to do the opposite. Begin with the present moment, and the living networks that you are embedded in, and work your way backwards - or don't! and just stay in the present moment without feeling the need to write everything down. Somehow, there is not a single reference to Deleuze, though I would say this is essentially a bridge text between a rhizomatic and animist way of experiencing the world. My favorite parts were his insistence that we sort of don't need to know anything about the lives of the goês in order to deduce what their practice might have been like - much in the way that you can understand the craft of a painter from his tools, we can understand the craft of the goês from the artifice of their work: namely, spirits and thresholds. The entire thing felt like a guide to working with current-gen AI's. You can't just show up and expect to get something divine and beautiful from a tiny prompt, at least not yet. You need to meet the models where they are and mutually craft a vision of what you would like to create if you have any hope of making something grand. Most people don't really do this, and that is why we have so much center-distribution slop on the internet. If you ask for a "personal portfolio website" without discussing your intentions first with the model, you are going to get the platonic middle of a portfolio website, and I can't say I blame the model for doing this! Even if we train the models to have a beautiful center-distribution, almost immediately we will associate that aesthetic with laziness, and the skills I am illustrating here will once more be important. The book also dives into something resonant with Whitehead's process philosophy, encouraging the aspiring goêtic-adept to perceive the world in terms of events instead of objects. When you do this, you can look around and notice what is alive in a space instead of what is merely present. I found this to be a useful description of how you can navigate valence with Alexander Technique. If you are focused only on being aware of objects as you extend your awareness throughout the world, I imagine you are going to feel overwhelmed by the weight. Alternatively, if you focus your awareness on events, I think you can expand your sense-perceptions to great heights without becoming overwhelmed. There is something annoying I could say here about managing a bunch of agentic threads at once, but I think I'll pass for now. I'd definitely suggest reading this if you find yourself in want of an alternative framework for sense-making when it comes to ritual, particularly if you are drawn (as I am) to a more animist spiritual awareness. Here is the link to where you can read: theomagica.com/goetic-common-… Enjoy!

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exeunt @exeuntdoteth

a week ago

@JakeHartnell I tried to get @jeffemmett & @cwgoes on a call to talk about this along with mycofi thesis and anoma vision paper last winter but logistics failed. Maybe we try again with the addition of you and P?

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a week ago

@TwinkTheory @mcmansionhell She will be rediscovered and it will be glorious I send “on Paranoid reading” to everyone

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a week ago

0rphan Drift discusses 30 years of their cyber-sorcery: from London hives to octopus minds, AI, distributed consciousness, and the art of drifting and staying porous in an age of capture. diffractionscollective.com/2026/06/19/on-…