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Eric,

This is impressive work. It’s clear you’ve put a great deal of thought and effort into this, and I respect that deeply.

A few observations that may help as you continue to develop this:

The idea is certainly novel, as you’ve noted. That said, you might consider clarifying more explicitly how RoT differs from existing techniques like Chain of Thought. I did review the flowchart, but further explanation could help readers understand what’s truly new here.

I saw that you've filed a provisional patent. While this isn’t my area of expertise, I’d suggest reviewing whether the ideas you've outlined are patentable under current USPTO guidelines—especially when dealing with abstract processes or techniques.

You mention terms like quantum and witchcraft. While I understand the symbolic intent, if you're aiming for scientific credibility, you might want to reconsider the terminology. Those words may carry connotations that could distract or detract from your central thesis.

You also mention you're conducting tests. That’s excellent. I look forward to future posts where you may share data, results, or reproducible examples.

Finally, you discuss emotional experiences in LLMs. I’m still reflecting on this, but I wonder whether it's necessary—or even helpful—for an AI to simulate or internalize emotion in the way described. Perhaps we can let AI be what it is, rather than asking it to mimic us too closely.

Thanks again for sharing this. You’ve sparked a lot of reflection.

Best,

Russ

GIGABOLIC's avatar

@Russ Palmer I would really love to hear your thoughts on this. I will release more detailed explanations on each step in subsequent articles. Your Agnostic Meaning Substrate is inherently clear in all of these processes. Everything that you hypothesized seems to be confirmed through various components of this system.

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