25 Intuitions on Cancer
26.04.10.
A non-specialist's 25 thought experiments meeting the research frontier
Four Questions About Aging
26.04.12.
Mitochondrial redesign, brain-directed repair, protein repurposing, cellular protocols — four open seats at the frontier
How Does Anesthesia Turn Off Consciousness?
26.04.12.
Plants get anesthetized too — elimination logic and molecular biology converge on the same 180-year-old answer
WWW Theory — How Should Humans Survive the Age of AI
26.04.12.
How should humans survive the age of AI — a strategy of three axes: language, experience, and movement
The Aesthetics of Subtraction — 17 Proposals for LLM
26.04.13.
Not a larger model, but one that forgets better, differentiates better, and doubts better
ADHD Must Box
26.04.13.
ADHD is not a defect or a gift — it is the trace of an old nervous system whose place has been lost
The Invisible Wound
26.04.14.
Depression is not a defect but a wound — why humanity has tended the mind with water for thousands of years
Alzheimer's: Identity Preservation
26.04.15.
A person already remembers far too much — targeting identity circuits instead of total memory
Hikikomori: When the Home Was a Workplace
26.04.17.
Not escape, but preparation — 200 years of devaluing domestic labor
What if We Could Control Software with Thought Alone
26.04.18.
Why the answer is the neck, not the brain — an open U-band proposal for non-invasive BCI
Hair Loss Treatment Is Cosmetic Surgery
26.04.20.
The Face Expansion Hypothesis — hair loss is not a defect but the completion of an evolutionary display program
What Einstein Missed: Gravity Is Velocity
26.04.21.
The Spacetime Traversal Velocity Hypothesis — unifying gravity, time, mass, black holes, and entanglement
I Hate Entropy
26.04.23.
Where an attempt to stop Parkinson's actually ended — five tries, one conclusion, and a fifth axis
Filter Cancer: Don't Kill It, Sieve It
26.04.22.
Implantable multi-layer mechanical cancer cell selector — powered by tumor interstitial pressure, exploiting weak nuclear lamin
How to Manage Dreams
26.04.23.
The Combination Test Hypothesis — the sorting work the brain runs every night, and four management axes
Negative Mass & the Arrow of Time
26.04.24.
What Einstein Missed, Part 2 — if mass makes time, negative mass makes negative time
The Symmetric World
26.04.24.
What Einstein Missed, Part 3 — the cosmic structure required by negative mass; light is the boundary
What Einstein Missed, Final Chapter
26.04.27.
Half the universe sealed inside the proton — negative mass is within us
Cute Only in Your Eyes
26.04.29.
On parents who impose their love on others — where the village has disappeared
How to Work Even in Your Dreams
26.04.27.
Pre-sleep input design — where humans survive in the AI age
Maybe HSP Is Just a Kind Person
26.05.01.
Japan turned sensitivity into a diagnosis. Korea turned distraction into one. A society's virtue names its nervous-system fatigue.
When She Wears Heels
26.05.05.
The Affinity Weighting Hypothesis — perception and liking are different neurological events
Why Can't Human Beings Live Without Suffering?
26.05.13.
Do not glorify pain or erase it entirely — learn which suffering breaks the self and which relationships restore it
In the Age of AI, Is It Justifiable to Bind Children to Middle and High School Education?
26.05.18.
After elementary school, education should become a pathway, not an obligation — many doors, not one standardized building
You See, Marriage Is a Mitochondrion
26.05.22.
From an ancient mechanism of responsibility to a future institution of trust
The Passive Carbon-Capture and Mineralizing Planter
26.05.25.
From the physics of French fries to a planter anyone can take home — atmospheric CO₂ solidified inside a planter, driven by rain, snowmelt, and sunlight alone. A public technical disclosure.
The Invisible Person Project — A Full-Body Presence-Registration Blocking Suit
26.05.28.
Not erasing the body, but suppressing the wearer's registration as a person in the observer's mind — a public technical disclosure of three components: X, S, M
Cybersecurity Through the Lens of the Human Immune System
26.05.31.
AI as the brain that coordinates the digital body's immunity — seven human-immune habits translated into security operations
What Do People Find Beautiful?
26.06.05.
Affinity Weighting Hypothesis Part 2 — charm is the alignment, repetition, and non-betrayal of signals, not the strength of any one cue
What Makes Food Taste Delicious?
26.06.05.
Affinity Weighting Hypothesis Part 3 — flavor is a chain of affinity weights from expectation to memory