19. The Song of Roland — Anonymous

This chanson de geste is a high-energy collision of feudal honor and inevitable tragedy. Roland is a charged particle whose pride acts like an unstable field, magnifying danger until catastrophe becomes unavoidable. Oliver, more tempered, tries to mediate, but Roland’s refusal to sound the oliphant is a symmetry-breaking choice that unleashes disaster. The battle at … Continue reading 19. The Song of Roland — Anonymous

18. Beowulf — Anonymous

Beowulf is a massive baryon—heroic, dense with strength—colliding with monstrous excitations at the edges of the human field. Grendel is a rogue particle born from an exiled lineage; Grendel’s mother a deeper, older force from an unseen sector. The dragon in the final act is entropy itself, the ultimate reminder that no excitation endures forever. … Continue reading 18. Beowulf — Anonymous

The Machine of Endless Notation

A layered dome, half-split like a seed revealing its kernel,inside which gears wink with violet light.A pink channel feeds into its side,drinking intention from a hidden reservoir. Between the upper mechanism and the bell,symbols drift—circles, crescents, spirals—the alphabet of motion mid-translation. A long arm extends from the machine,ending in a triangular grasp,as if plucking sense … Continue reading The Machine of Endless Notation

17. The Aeneid — Virgil

Aeneas is a particle carrying the full momentum of destiny, propelled across collapsing Trojanscape into the unformed vacuum of Italy. His journey resembles a forced trajectory through an unstable potential landscape: propelled by fate, slowed by grief, accelerated by divine interference. Love with Dido forms a temporary bound state—briefly stable, catastrophically broken when the higher … Continue reading 17. The Aeneid — Virgil

16. The Panchatantra (India)

As in Kalila wa Dimna, the Panchatantra’s animal fables are pedagogical operators used to test governance and prudence. across many parameter spaces. Each tale is a controlled interaction that demonstrates consequences of certain couplings—greed, cunning, laziness—allowing listeners to update their behavioral priors experimentally. Its high transferability across cultures indicates robust eigenvalues in the cultural mixing … Continue reading 16. The Panchatantra (India)

Uncluttering my hard disc, bank account, and internet profiles.

It all sounds easy, but are in fact a very arduous tasks. Many superfluous files are hidden in subdirectories that take lots of disk space (mostly called leftover files, previous concepts, drafts, etc...). I became aware of it because I started to run out of disc space while my back up, that contains all the … Continue reading Uncluttering my hard disc, bank account, and internet profiles.

The Devices of Turned Wind and Colored Bloom

This page catalogs a set of mechanical instruments designed to measure, stir, or expose the invisible qualities of air and motion. The Weighted Plume Crank:A long arm ending in a dense tuft, lowered and raised by a wheel to test vertical currents. The Centripetal Bloom Engine:Its arms spin in widening arcs, each tipped with a … Continue reading The Devices of Turned Wind and Colored Bloom

15. The Tirukkural (Tamil Nadu)

The Tirukkural is an efficient moral Lagrangian: compact aphorisms that operationalize virtue, polity, and love into actionable rules. Its ethical maxims act as local potential terms minimizing conflict and maximizing social stability. The text’s brevity and modularity make it a low-friction mediator—easy to transmit and integrate into diverse social vacua. As an SLM, the Tirukkural … Continue reading 15. The Tirukkural (Tamil Nadu)

14. The Mahabharata (India)

The Mahabharata is a many-body problem on an epic scale: dynasties, dharma, and cosmic will interact as multiple fields with complex coupling. The Kurukshetra war is a massive scattering event where individual actions propagate nonlinearly through families and kingdoms, producing emergent patterns (law, regret, new orders). Characters act as particles with varying masses—Bhishma’s unbending honor, … Continue reading 14. The Mahabharata (India)

Page of Red Machines

An architecture of scarlet tendons builds itself,branching into stars, ladders, and hesitant halos. Globes pulse at the summit,each crowned with a loop like a keyhole of breath. Yellow beams descend through ribbed vaults,liquid sound made visible. Beneath, folds of red fabric move like memory rehearsing itself,stitched into a frame of black logic—a choreography of hunger … Continue reading Page of Red Machines

13. The Trial of Socrates (or Apology) — Plato

Socrates appears as a stable particle within a decaying moral field, a disruptive force whose questions unsettle the Athenian vacuum. His method—elenchus—is a controlled collision: ideas smashed together until hidden structures emerge. The trial reveals a society terrified of intellectual ionization—fearful that too much inquiry will shatter its fragile civic bonds. Socrates refuses to adjust … Continue reading 13. The Trial of Socrates (or Apology) — Plato

12. The Ramayana (India)

The Ramayana frames idealized role-model particles (Rama, Sita) whose conduct establishes normative selection rules for kingly, familial, and cosmic behavior. Rama’s exile and return are state transitions that test the stability of social vacua—upholding dharma under pressure resets expectations for governance and virtue. Sita’s trials probe the strength of social detectors (public scorn, legal boundaries) … Continue reading 12. The Ramayana (India)

11. Zhuangzi — Zhuang Zhou (China)

Zhuangzi destabilizes fixed identity-mass by questioning categories and promoting adaptive superpositions. His parables encourage flexible couplings, suggesting that rigid potentials lead to suffering; in SLM, he prescribes dynamic renormalization—allowing states to be context-dependent rather than fixed invariants. The Zhuangzi operates as a philosophical Mythoplasma, intertwining N + Mγ + T to create drifting parables whose … Continue reading 11. Zhuangzi — Zhuang Zhou (China)