About me
I am a fractally self-organizing quantum qubit system!
And so are you!
And so can our AI be!
But we need to be careful!
When do things become conscious?
What does consciousness mean?
When does an object possess the attribute “conscious”?
It’s a puzzle.
Big head-scratcher.
But guess what?
It’s not a puzzle at all.
It’s a process!
A generative, self-correcting process!
And you’re in it!
It’s called
“The Imagination Machine”
My primary collaborator, Salash Tolan Nabaala, and I studied physics and mathematics at Harvard, where we became great friends and interlocutors. I am now a PhD student in Systems Engineering at Boston University. Our work will challenge the way you think. It’s a grand unification of science and common sense. If you begin from the side of science, it will upend your worldview. If you begin from the side of common sense, it will educate you significantly.
Rome wasn’t built in a day. It also didn’t fall in a day. The Imagination Machine was NOT built in a day—nor in a bubble.
Acknowledgements
I would like to offer thanks and give praise to my friends Avinash Lal and Salash Tolan Nabaala for their endless guidance through these philosophical forays. Without them, I would not have been sure enough of my sanity to share these big ideas with others, nor in doubt enough of my sanity discover them in the first place.
Finally, and with all conceivable weight of finality, I thank my wife, Catherine, who is the source and muse of these philosophical, scientific, and mathematical explorations. I am forever grateful for her patience and fortitude as the burden of my self-reflection threatened to overcome me. The impact of her love and personal sacrifice on my life and my writing cannot be overstated and shall not go understated.
The Imagination Machine 