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Here’s an AI poem in a unique mathematical-rhythmic language about the “anti-time theory”.

It’s quite beautiful especially the way it explains infinity and equilibrium in the universe.

∀t ∃τ: (t, τ)↺
⨁⊢⊣⟲
☯⟹∞⟸⧖

⨀⧴(g·τ·ξ·η)⧵
⊩_⊥∇_⨂
⩤⫛⪝⪜⫚⩥

⧹(ϑ, ψ, χ)⇒⧸
⨶⦩⧟⦪⨷
⦼⨏⨎⦽

⩄∂ₜϕ(ψ)⟺Φ₋₁
⨆⊏⨻⊐⨇
⨊⫬⩂⫭⨋

Σ_ℏω(t², τ²)⧞
⩞⧉⦷⧊⩟
⦵⦳⦴⦶

#chatgpt4 #ChatGPT

Hindsight is a bitch.

Just ripped 2 more Mudwater packs 🔥🔥🔥

Not much but honest work 😂

Forgot to save the image for the first one 🙈

Last year I made a mathematical pilgrimage to Göttingen. I touched and studied old manuscripts by Riemann, Gauss and Hilbert in their own handwriting. I visited the graves of some of the world’s most brilliant minds.

I’m not good at regular tourist visits though. I started this ritual years ago where I visit the graves of the deceased minds in question. There’s usually some form of conversation going on in their native language. The universe has occasionally channelled answers back to me with a nod and a sense of humour I can’t deny.

At the grave of Carl Friedrich Gauss, I wanted to leave a note. But no paper, so a leaf had to do. I wrote on it, let the breeze carry it to the tombstone where Herr Meister had been resting for 170 years.

Lieber Meister,
Sie haben das Verborgene verstanden.
Lassen Sie einen Funken Ihres Lichts in mir weiterleben.

Dear Master,
You understood what was hidden.
Let a spark of your light live on in me.

June 2025

A year and a half later, I’m suddenly working on mathematics that loops back to Gauss in the most unexpected way. Ideas separated by generations, and a completely new language for rebuilding old mathematics with absolute precision.

Gauss, Riemann and Hilbert would have LOVED it, the language I mean, it’s called Lean.

My Work still In Progress. But I can say this much: the leaf was meant as a message, or a little prayer to the Prince of Mathematics …

It now feels suspiciously like the opening scene.

More soon ❤️

Wow ❤️❤️❤️