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A wide-ranging conversation on posthuman sentience, physicalism, beauty, symmetry, and the future of consciousness.

A conversation on consciousness at and below the cellular level, cells as qualia pixels, Platonic spaces, bioelectric symmetry breaking, structured water, and intrinsic versus extrinsic motivation.

A long-form conversation introducing vasocomputation and the possibility that the vascular system plays an active computational role.

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A focused conversation on vasocomputation, vascular tension as priors, trauma, fascia, and bodywide bioelectric field architecture.

A conversation on trauma, meditation, and the latch hypothesis: a proposed vascular mechanism for persistent embodied patterns.

A conversation on jhanas, awakening, trauma release, self-generated bliss, and the role of the vascular system in contemplative transformation.

A compact interview on tanha, inner experience, autism, stress, tension, and vasocomputation.

A conversation on formalizing consciousness, Principia Qualia, and the Symmetry Theory of Valence.

Transcript and audio of a conversation with meditation teacher Shinzen Young on stress, equanimity, sensory clarity, and mindfulness practice.

An interview on mapping the landscape of mind, qualia formalism, consciousness in cosmological systems, and the future of minds in the universe.

A long-form text interview on beauty, vasocomputation, consciousness, symmetry, memory, and phenomenology.

Coverage of the Worthy Successor symposium, including Michael Edward Johnson’s argument that consciousness is the home of value and that building AI without understanding it risks either creating suffering or trusting systems without experience.

A talk proposing branchial space as a container for knowledge about consciousness, with brains, computers, and other physical systems classified by their branching structure.

A presentation introducing vasocomputation and its implications for neuroscience, contemplative practice, and embodied cognition.

A LabWeek talk on neurotechnology as applied philosophy, pre-paradigmatic neuroscience, and bioelectric approaches to medicine.

Neurotechnology’s relevance to AI safety and progress.

A talk on the limits of utility-function language in AI alignment and the need for a phenomenology-grounded science of consciousness.

A presentation connecting predictive coding, connectome-specific harmonic waves, and neural annealing to meditation.