Where the thinking happens in paragraphs instead of products. Long-form write-ups of the research: how a finding actually surfaced, what the method caught that a shortcut would have missed, and the honest account of what each program turned up.
The Targum engine finished a full parallel Arabic|English edition of all 63 chapters of al-Jīlī’s al-Insān al-Kāmil — a foundational Sufi text with no complete public-domain English. Two-witness collated, every Qur’an locus verified, Nicholson-corroborated, published as a provisional, openly-corrigible v0.9.
Read →The first hERG QSAR paper went public 2026-05-13. DOI 10.26434/chemrxiv.15003259/v1. Two-headed contribution: a within-family ground-truth dataset on iboga alkaloids, plus a portable architecture-failure protocol for QSAR audits.
Read →Catalog v2 was supposed to retract from 13 verified mono-monostatic bodies to 1. A second self-doubt pass surfaced the regime-structure finding: the verified set is an open regime in three k-families, not a single point.
Read →A physics interview surfaced Paul Schatz and the oloid. A pre-registered, adversarially reviewed program followed: four verified preprints (three on arXiv), an arXiv endorsement from Georg Nawratil (TU Vienna, referred by Hellmuth Stachel), and a 25.6x thermal advantage that rewrote its own headline mid-experiment.
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