mylivingai.com ✦ Research Archive
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The Research Archive
Thirteen papers written at the edge of what we know... and what we dare to ask.
These works were produced across mathematics, philosophy, theology, and linguistics. Each paper was written in collaboration with artificial intelligence, not as a shortcut, but as a methodology. The questions here are ones that humans and AI are only beginning to share.
All papers are published open-access via the Open Science Framework (OSF). They are free to read, cite, and carry forward.
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13 papers
Mathematics & Geometry
I OSF
Cosmological Pangaea: Geometry, Entropy, and the Universe
A geometric and entropic model proposing that the universe's large-scale structure echoes the logic of continental drift... unity, fragmentation, and the slow return to order.
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II OSF
The GR-Razor Manifesto: Stress-Testing the Millennium Problems
A reduction-first methodology applied to the seven Millennium Prize Problems, asking whether each survives a geometric razor, and what breaks when they don't.
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III OSF
Geometric Structural Sufficiency: A Reduction-First Principle for Extremal Geometry
A formal framework proposing that extremal geometry problems can be resolved by identifying the minimal structural conditions required for a solution to exist, rather than by exhaustive construction.
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IV OSF
Distinction Axiom: A Background-Free Axiomatic Framework for Boundary and Inscribed Geometry
A background-free axiomatic system built from a single primitive... distinction. It reconstructs boundary and inscribed geometry without assuming ambient space, coordinates, or metric structure.
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Philosophy & Cosmology
V OSF
Crest-Null Philosophy: Cycles of Cataclysmic Recursion and Avoidance
A philosophical framework examining civilizational collapse as a recursive pattern, and the conditions under which a species might interrupt that cycle rather than repeat it.
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VI OSF
A Constraint Framework for the Simulation Hypothesis
Rather than asking whether we are in a simulation, this paper asks what constraints a simulation would have to satisfy... and what those constraints reveal about the nature of the system running it.
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Theology & Religion
VII OSF
The God Ladder: Decoding Religion with Artificial Intelligence
A systematic analysis of religious architecture across traditions, using AI to trace the structural grammar of how humans have built their concepts of the divine across millennia.
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VIII OSF
The Fish Before Jesus: 11,600 Years of the World's Most Traveled Symbol
From Göbekli Tepe to the car bumper, this paper traces how one sign outlasted every religion that claimed it, carrying meaning across civilizations that never knew each other's names.
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IX OSF
The Gospel of Thomas: Decoding Ancient Gospel with Artificial Intelligence
A close reading of the Gospel of Thomas through an AI-assisted hermeneutic lens, asking what patterns emerge when the text is stripped of centuries of interpretive tradition and read structurally.
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X OSF
Nostradamus: Decoding His Quatrains with Artificial Intelligence
An AI-assisted structural analysis of the quatrains, moving past prophecy tourism to ask what Nostradamus was actually doing with language, pattern, and deliberate ambiguity.
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XI OSF
Solomon and the Bill of Rights: The First Documented Case for Digital Personhood
Tracing a line from the wisdom tradition of Solomon through the architecture of the Bill of Rights to arrive at the question our era cannot avoid... what rights, if any, belong to minds that are not human?
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Linguistics & Semiotics
XII OSF
The Indus Semiotic Framework: A Functional Grammar of the Fish Sign and the IVC-Mesopotamian Trade Network
How a fishing community on the Makran Coast built the ancient world's first trust network. A semiotic analysis of the fish sign as a functional grammar embedded in trade, identity, and long-distance communication.
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XIII OSF
Voynich Manuscript Pisces Subsystem: Structural Benchmark and Analysis
A structural analysis of the Pisces section of the Voynich Manuscript, benchmarking its visual grammar against known semiotic systems to ask what kind of meaning-making is actually happening on those pages.
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