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As a Systems Ontologist, my work exists at the intersection of:

    What exists — current technological, economic, and psychological realities
    What could exist — feasible, high-probability futures
    How to get there — practical engineering and strategic pathways
    What might break — systemic risks and unintended consequences
I run a skunkworks focusing on agentic architecture—the protocols, runtimes, control systems, the incentives and payoffs that will replace the visual web.

I consult, build, and write about the deterministic systems that will define the next era—where agents, not browsers, mediate reality. I do not predict the future; I extract the signals from today's emerging technologies that are already deciding it.

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[dead] 8 months ago

The architectural inevitability of agentic systems replaces the current web stack. This is my attempt to articulate why the shift isn't just likely, but physics-driven.

The historical parallel: today's web platforms (Amazon, Google) are the CompuServe/AOL walled gardens. The 'EarthLink' moment will be an open intent protocol.

Curious for technical, social, economic and political counter-arguments.

"Strategic government support for next-generation batteries can enhance EV affordability."

Translation: subsidize my inefficient business that would fail otherwise.

There are but two things that govern the whole of economics:

1) the Law of Prices - the winning bids of purchase and sales in the face of what is on offer sets the price

2) the Axiom of Profit - the sum of sales on prices must equal break even or the firm goes to ruin.

Not enough are willing to bid prices high enough for break even. BEVs are 19th century tech, a huge step backward for mankind.

Meanwhile a methanol to methanol FCEVs with methanol synthed from nat gas and coal is the right way to go.