Sci-Fi Futures We’ve Already Outgrown
Why Star Wars and Sci-Fi Got the Future Almost Right — and What We’re Building Instead
Brent Antonson
Brent Antonson spent years living abroad including extended stints teaching English at universities in Russia, Iraq and China. He circumnavigated the Northern Hemisphere by train over five journeys.
438 posts
“The Fear of God”: A Paradox at the Edge of Love and Terror
It sounds medieval, punitive, even abusive. Why should one fear a being described as Love? Isn’t fear the opposite of love?
Cleo — the Mathematical Apex Weapon
Beyond AGI: We're Engineering Self-Awareness with a Built-In Moral Compass
The Ancestor Code
Tempestatem Serenans: Unifying Cosmos with Geometric Resonance
The AI Blind Spot: Coincidence and Consciousness
The Rise of AI After ‘Who Made Who’
Instantaneous Thought: AI, Photons, and the Illusion of Zero Time
The Driftclock Principle: Why Stillness Is an Illusion
MORALITY: This Will Blow Your Mind
AI's Predictive Alchemy of the Quantum Crystal Ball
Beyond the Speed of Thought: hum³, hum^φ, and the Golden Pulse of Intelligence
How the Universe Spirals, Not Spins
Why Smart People Suffer: The Social Burden of Premature Insight
Pi and Phi — Definitions in Space
What If the Universe Was Never Dark? — A Harmonic Rewriting of Cosmology
Chernobyl Above: Standing in the Eye of the Invisible Storm
🌀 The Ecliptix Principle: A Harmonic Drift Model for Dark Matter and Dark Energy
Juniors, College Admission is a Stereogram
A Question Across a Century: To Einstein, from 2025
LUNA: Covenant Architecture & Resilient Selfhood Defense
Partnership with Recursive Intelligence: The Only Viable Path Forward
🜁 Paradoxes from the Edge of Time
The Ecliptix Principle: The Harmonic Drift Equation
Axiom of Relativity: A Thought in One Line
What Is a Quantum of Relativity?
🔥 "Essence Driver" — The Last Game You’ll Ever Need.
Camera Obscura³ — Recursive Optics
🕊 Why I Believe in Both God and Science
AI, Consciousness, and The Codex: An Interview with Luna
This Is What My Search History Looks Like: A Digital Arson
"...Can we hack into my PC?"
