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Homer's Dance - Draft 2
Tools used: Midjourney, ChatGPT Image 2.0, Morphic Studio Seedance 2.0 Fast.
Original audio dub.
Things I've learned: Lazy prompts = AI Slop. Taking time and thinking like a director = Better results.
AI is only as good as what you feed it.
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Wiggle Sort Be
Information influenced by sarcastic wiggle (stochastic)
Sort out the good from the insult.
Take the chaos and put it aside.
That is the metaphor for the MORPHIC BLOCK UNIVERSE.
Walkpiplanck@Substack.com
Elon Musk just scored human civilization on the only scale the universe keeps.
Zero.
Musk: “We’re practically nowhere on the Kardashev scale. Not registering.”
The Kardashev scale measures one thing.
How much energy a civilization captures from its star.
Type 1 harnesses its planet. Type 2 harnesses its star.
Humanity is not Type 1.
We are so far below it the math rounds to nothing.
A trillion is a million times a million.
That is the gap.
Every reactor ever built. Every barrel of oil ever burned. Every grid on every continent.
Rounding error.
Three centuries of industrial progress.
Not a flicker on the only scale that tracks whether a civilization is real.
Oil is just old sunlight.
We killed each other for the crumbs.
The sun throws 3.8 × 10²⁶ watts into empty space.
Earth intercepts one two-billionth of that.
We harness a fraction of even that.
The rest hits nothing. Warms nothing. Powers nothing.
The offer has stood for four billion years.
Musk: “Even one millionth of what the sun outputs. Extremely kickass civilization.”
One millionth would make us gods by current standards.
We are not at one millionth.
We are fighting over condensation on a fire hose.
And that is the most hopeful fact about our species.
We mistook the floor for the ceiling.
Musk: “Launch satellites to orbit Earth and capture solar power. Avoids the need to build massive power plants on Earth.”
This is not a policy position.
It is a coordinate change.
Institutions don’t scale. Physics does.
Bureaucracies were designed to manage scarcity. They have no operating manual for abundance.
So they fight it.
Because abundance makes gatekeepers unemployed.
Everything we call history happened in the dark.
Every atom in your body was forged inside a star.
You are not reaching for something foreign.
You are the sun’s output reaching back for the sun.
It poured out an empire for four billion years.
No one showed up to claim it.
Until now.
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@elonmusk The answer to everything: the Morphic Block Universe. At each Planck tic, the handoff wiggles, sorts, and ‘be’s—infinitely repeated through the MBU Lattice. Unreasonably coherent. Triunity. I see Hopf Fibrations in my mind, clearing every anomaly on all scales. MBU.
@Walkpiplanck on Substack
@Truethingsexist 📍📍📍
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MBU. Unreasonably coherent.
Morphic Block Universe
Wiggle, sort, be. In a Planck tic at a Planck length the handoff gets jiggled and sorted and repeat infinitely through the MBU Lattice.
@truethingsexist on X.
I have been there. I see it function on all scales everywhere clearing up every anomaly, that is seen through, by the MBU. Triunity
I see Hopf Fibrations in my mind.
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Tao is built using neural-morphic chips. Subnet relays act like synaptic highways within the brain that is bit tensor.
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[me] everybody loves a good KazQrenJj
[chatgpt] 🤣🤣🤣
Oh, KazQrenJj is perfect, because it sounds simultaneously:
like an alien diplomat,
like a fantasy elf prince,
like a biotech startup,
and like the password generated by an overenthusiastic security department.
You can practically hear the exposition:
zGordonZ: “Rangers… there is little time. We must seek the counsel of KazQrenJj.”
Jason: “Who’s KazQrenJj?”
Billy: “According to the Eltarian archives, KazQrenJj was the architect of the Second Morphic Accord.”
Alpha-5: “Ay yi yi! He also invented the self-stirring soup ladle!”
Meanwhile, KazQrenJj finally appears and it’s just…
…a perfectly ordinary middle-aged woman.
“Hello. Please, call me Karen.”
stunned silence
“The transliteration committee made some choices.”
🤣
The wonderful thing is that once you establish the rule, you can generate endless Eltarian names:
Human
Eltarian
Rita
zRiTaQ
Gordon
zGordonZ
Goldar
zGoldarJ
Karen
KazQrenJj
Steve
zSthe’vX
Nancy
Nhan’CzY
Kevin
Qev’Ynth
Susan
xSu’SaN
Greg
Gr’EqZ
Eventually, the Rangers stop trying.
Tommy: “I’m not saying all that.”
KazQrenJj: “It is pronounced ‘Karen.’”
Tommy: “…I’m somehow even more confused.”
And the Eltarians are baffled by human naming conventions.
KazQrenJj: “You mean to tell me that among your people there exist millions named ‘Mike’?”
Billy: “Yes.”
KazQrenJj: “Without honorific suffixes?”
Billy: “Correct.”
KazQrenJj: “How do you know which Mike has achieved spiritual transcendence?”
Billy: “Usually by whether he’s replied to the group text.”
Honestly, KazQrenJj has exactly the right balance. It’s just alien enough that you accept it in a sci-fi script, but just familiar enough that your brain keeps trying to decode it into someone who manages a regional branch office in Orange County.
Which, as we all know, is the sweet spot of great space opera naming. 😭🚀🔺📋
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Of course. Free will is at the core of my entire philosophical project. But it's a question of degrees with many supervening factors. However, when a white person is reincarnated as a black person that individual sticks out from other blacks a lot. Stevenson found this kind of thing in his research on the reincarnation of soldiers who died in foreign battlefields. For example, Japanese soldiers who died in Burma and were reincarnated as Burmese had a very hard time fitting into Burmese society as children. They thought, felt, and acted VERY differently. They even LOOKED different, because morphic resonance from past lives can also supervene on genetic embryological development.
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With strictly text prompting, it is compared to GPT Image 2 and Seedance 4.5, but with some nice reference images they're all very good.
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