Biofoundationalism: The Shape Test - by Dmitry
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AI neurology & Geocentrism 2.0. I reason; it calculates. I think; it predicts.
Technology Biofoundationalism: The Shape Test Carbon and silicon neurology. I reason; it calculates. I think; it predicts. Dmitry Mar 12, 2026 96 36 52 Share This essay will change how you think about thinking. It examines patterns in the natural world and their manifestation across technological and biological systems. It may alter your perception and use of AI in ways you can’t anticipate. There may be elements in here you instinctively hate, and that reaction illustrates the point. Discomfort is the thesis arriving before the argument. What we resist and project reveals assumptions about ou
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