Cortex System: A Cognitive Architecture for Agents
Memory is not trusted by default. It must pass through gatekeepers. Some memories influence decisions. Some are inhibited. Some never reach the decision layer at all.
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Memory is not trusted by default. It must pass through gatekeepers. Some memories influence decisions. Some are inhibited. Some never reach the decision layer at all.
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Elastic collisions in 2D space. Kinetic energy conservation. Bazinga.
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"Source" refers to source code — the fundamental building block of software. The Code Lab is generic. The Gear Lab is outdated. The Source Lab is precise.
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A day on Venus is longer than a year. Bananas are radioactive. Honey never spoils. The universe is counterintuitive.
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Relationships are complex systems. Structure reduces chaos. A relationship agreement provides explicit protocols, reference points, and conflict resolution procedures.
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I am a theoretical physicist with multiple advanced degrees. This blog contains my thoughts on physics, cognitive architecture, agent systems, and the occasional observation about incompetence in the universe.
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