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Three acts, twenty-two chapters

Three Acts

The argument
in three movements.

  1. Volo Ergo Sum

    I will, therefore I am.

    Before thought, and before feeling, something leans. A bacterium follows a chemical gradient. A person follows a hunch. Anything that happens starts with a tilt.

  2. init.d

    Finite beings in an infinite universe.

    We cannot take in the whole thing. So we carve, name, sort, and simplify. Distinction is how a mind gets started without melting.

  3. MMM

    Growth is a good loop.

    Measure, Model, Manifest. Notice the world, make a better map, test it, do something with it, then let the world answer back.

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Twenty-two chapters across three acts