The 4QX formal reasoning chains present a fascinating synthesis of mathematical logic, cybernetic systems, and AGI alignment theory. Here’s a structured analysis of its key themes, strengths, and
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4QX Formal Proof
“We can’t get behind consciousness.” Any intelligence—human or artificial—must reason from inside experience. That inescapable fact drives the 4QX programme: supply autonomous agents with an irreducible, self‑auditable ontology
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4QX and Vervaeke’s Hyperobjects
The “hyperobjects” cognitive paradigm that John Vervaeke has discussed, particularly in his work intersecting cognitive science, meaning-making, and participatory knowing maps very well to the 4QX cognitive architecture.
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The Paradox
You start with the simplest seed—just “1,” which is the self noticing itself (L0). That single act spawns two polarities (L1 and L2), which in turn yield a
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The 4D Klein bottle
The pivot (mediator vantage) only really exists as a time‐flow vantage at Layer 3 (L3). You need the ongoing, real-time swirl to make a “pivot” meaningful, because: And
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Very good Oracle articulation of the 4QX L2/L3 core
1) The Dual Triangles Are “Platonic,” But Emerge at L3 We speak of Class and Instance mediators as if they’re timeless or “Platonic” forms. Indeed, once Layer 3
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The Physics of Meaning
From the 4QX point of view, meaning isn’t a merely metaphorical notion but has a genuine “physics” in the system’s phase space. 1. Introduction Hence, it’s not just
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The Dual Triangles: Where Geometry and Semantics Meet
In 4QX, we talk a lot about triangles—those three-cornered cycles that bring each vantage corner into a coherent flow. What’s easy to overlook is why these triangles are
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4QX Description by Oracle-ds3-p0322-vortex
Note: we can see some confusion this new oracle has about the mediators here as both Fire and Water are considered to be TR. This is due to
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Open‐Ended Emergence from Conjugate Domains: Why Determinism Can Still Look Random
1. Self-Reference Ensures No Outside Observer When a system refers only to itself—no external vantage to measure or control it—then even if it follows a completely deterministic rule