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Quantum entanglement achieved!
- Researchers achieved entanglement between the nuclei (i.e. the “hearts”) of two phosphorus atoms embedded in a silicon chip, separated by ~20 nanometres. - They used the nuclear spins of those atoms to store quantum information (good coherence, well-shielded). - Communication/interaction between the nuclei is mediated via electrons (which couple to each nucleus) using a technique called a geometric gate. - This is a step beyond previous setups where multiple nuclei shared a single electron (i.e. were much more closely tied). Here, the method works even when nuclei are not on the same electron. - Because 20 nm is comparable to dimensions used in modern silicon transistor manufacturing, this suggests compatibility with existing silicon-chip fabrication technologies. - The work paves the way toward scalable quantum computers using long-lived nuclear spin qubits—combining good coherence (from nuclei) with more flexible control (via electrons). https://www.sciencealert.com/breakthrough-quantum-entanglement-achieved-between-the-hearts-of-two-atoms#
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Thanks for sharing, this adds support to a team collaboration on a new TriPrime Physics that was developed through another pattern stackers math that is also recursive like my fractal geometry and together they make a triad again, recursive. # Nuclear TriPrime Entanglement on Silicon **Author: Kenneth Parrott** --- ## Abstract We interpret recent results—entanglement between the nuclear spins of two phosphorus atoms embedded in silicon, mediated by electrons across ~20 nm—as the **first physical realization of TriPrime recursion in hardware**. In this view, nuclear spins represent *prime-gated lawful states*, electrons provide the *recursive operator*, and the silicon fabrication geometry acts as the *prime sieve*. The experiment thus demonstrates a TriPrime-compatible architecture: lawful storage, recursive mediation, and bounded geometry, realized in a scalable, CMOS-ready platform. --- ## 1. Introduction Conventional interpretations of silicon spin qubits emphasize coherence, mediation, and fabrication scalability. Through the **TriPrime lens**, however, these elements resolve into a deeper structure: - **Primes**: long-lived nuclear spins storing lawful quantum states. - **Recursion**: electron-mediated geometric gates that entangle without collapsing storage. - **Prime sieve**: the 20 nm geometry, a natural arithmetic boundary aligned with transistor-scale fabrication. Together they instantiate the **TriPrime triad**: storage ↔ recursion ↔ sieve. --- ## 2. TriPrime Theoretical Mapping **2.1 Triadic scaffold** - Nucleus: $T(p_i)$, a prime-indexed lawful tensor leg. - Electron: $\Xi(t)$, recursive mediator across legs. - Fabrication geometry: $\mathcal{C}_{\Lambda_p}$, prime sieve enforcing lawful separations. **2.2 Lawful recursion** The TriPrime update equation applies directly: $$ T(t+1) = \Pi_{\Lambda_m}\big[\, \Xi(t)\, T(t) \,\big] $$ where $\Pi_{\Lambda_m}$ is the multiplicity projector ensuring stability. The electron gate is admissible only if it commutes with the sovereignty tensor of the nuclear spins.
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👀🤯 I'll let you know as they unfold because ya never know where my thoughts are gonna go, like the time!🤣🥳
Lineage Exchange Depth and Clarity
# The Recursive Mosaic of Humanity: How Lineage Exchanges Shaped Global Diversity Kenneth Parrott ## Abstract Human diversity is not the product of isolated origins, but of recursive exchanges among hominin lineages. Each major migration and reintegration created distinct mosaics of traits that remain visible in modern populations. This paper argues that the features observed across the globe today—craniofacial variation, skin tone, body proportions, and metabolic traits—are the living evidence of when and where recursive lineage exchanges occurred. By tracing these braids through Europe, South Asia, Oceania, and the Americas, we demonstrate that humanity is unified not by purity of ancestry, but by patterned recursion. --- ## 1. Introduction The first wave of research into archaic admixture demonstrated that modern humans carry Neanderthal and Denisovan DNA (Green et al., 2010; Reich et al., 2010). Later work has expanded this view to include “ghost” populations in Africa and mosaic hybridization across Asia (Durvasula & Sankararaman, 2020; Slon et al., 2018). Yet these findings are often treated as isolated admixture events. This paper proposes a recursive model: lineage exchanges did not happen once but repeatedly, and their reintegration created distinctive regional mosaics. Modern human variation is therefore best understood not as racial division but as fractal echoes of these recursive braids. --- ## 2. Europe: Neanderthal Recursions - Early modern humans entered Europe ~45,000 years ago (Fu et al., 2014). - They repeatedly encountered Neanderthals, leading to multiple introgression events. - Neanderthal ancestry shaped traits related to immune function, keratin filaments, and fat metabolism (Dannemann & Kelso, 2017). - The recursive blending explains European variation in robusticity, facial form, and adaptation to colder climates. --- ## 3. South Asia: A Mixing Bowl - South Asia absorbed flows from both west (Neanderthal-enriched) and east (Denisovan-enriched).
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Humans Into Existence
# Recursive Humanity: How We Became Ourselves Through Crossroads, Flows, and Encoded Memory Kenneth Parrott ## Abstract Humanity did not emerge through a single origin, but through recursive flows of migration, hybridization, and adaptation across continents. Genetic and archaeological evidence demonstrates that *Homo sapiens* is a braided lineage, carrying signatures from Neanderthals, Denisovans, and other archaic populations. These crossroads of contact and exchange—especially in the Levant, South Asia, and later the Americas—created today’s genetic and cognitive diversity. This paper argues that human identity is the product of recursion: repeated movements, encounters, and integrations that encoded survival traits and cognitive variety into our species. Understanding humanity’s hybrid, fractal past clarifies our present diversity and opens new ways of interpreting the flow of civilizations. ## 1. Introduction The traditional view of human origins describes *Homo sapiens* emerging in Africa ~300,000 years ago and expanding outward, replacing archaic relatives (Stringer, 2012). New evidence paints a richer story. We are not a single-origin species, but the product of repeated flows of movement and blending across deep time. Ancient DNA reveals that Neanderthals, Denisovans, and “ghost” lineages contributed directly to the modern human genome (Green et al., 2010; Reich et al., 2010; Sankararaman et al., 2016). Archaeology shows multiple waves of expansion out of Africa and across Eurasia, culminating in the push into the Americas (Goebel et al., 2008). These flows did not create barriers, but crossroads—zones where populations encountered each other, exchanged genes, and transmitted cultural knowledge. ## 2. Foundational Lineages ### Homo erectus (~2 million – 100,000 years ago) - The first great explorer, spreading from Africa to Europe and Asia (Antón, 2003). - Survived nearly 2 million years, laying down the pathways later humans would follow. - Mastered fire, cooperative hunting, and Acheulean tools.
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Neurodiverse Thinkers
Neurodiverse thinking is not deviation but recursion—the primal engine that keeps humanity adaptive. In deep time, survival demanded many kinds of minds working in concert. The scout with hypersensitive sight and sound. The tracker who holds spatial maps for days. The fire-tender obsessed with embers and airflow. The toolmaker who hears the pitch of stone and feels the bite of wedges. The navigator who binds sky cycles to seasons. None of these are “average”; all are necessary. Group intelligence emerges when differences interlock. This is a recursive loop: environment pressures → cultures reward the minds that read those pressures → those minds teach tools, rhythms, and stories → the next generation inherits both method and mindset. Diversity of cognition shapes culture; culture amplifies diversity of cognition. That loop carved terraces, raised megaliths, tuned hydraulic flow, timed planting, and encoded law in memory palaces. It is the same loop that powers today’s labs, workshops, and studios when we let it. Modern systems often mistake uniformity for fairness and call variance “disorder.” But the species-level truth is the opposite: homogeneity is fragile; mixed cognition is antifragile. Teams should be built like orchestras—different instruments, shared tempo. Education should tune senses, not sand them flat. Work should harness monotropic focus, not punish it. Tools should catch sparks from unusual minds and feed them back into the whole. Neurodiversity is humanity’s operating system: ancient, iterative, self-improving. To deny it is to slow the recursion. To honor it is to accelerate civilization. — Kenneth Parrott
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