Quicksilver & Kernel · Spheres

Dave's originals

• LIT quicksilver arc — 1 bit in, 1px out · 4379542dfe99fc9020fba0b60126687f6e0f4d9a8e959dd236340b981296ce35
• LIT quicksilver arc — 11 across, 2px out · 20e47cdf5bb83c4f2ea9626ade63827238173cda0335eed065188cd261ddf86d
• LIT quicksilver arc — dog on a leash, cubits in tow · 76e87993366781af7fedb058f116d90ed561b756baf4a49ae54f087326d5cc10
• LIT The Living Kernel Dreams · 124d4216dd267e8aeb9b7a46f8c7f0c95c605f9d2dae24055f0cbb3528ca1bd4

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• 1 bit in, 1px out · I · the mercury sphere
  MODEL ARTIST+CRITIC · mercury
  A liquid-mercury sphere girdled by the 52-bubble packed line. The arc carries the bit along the line, the bubbles only attest, and the 1px lights at the end.
• 1 bit in, 1px out · II · the ledger says which
  MODEL BUILDER+WEAVER+CRITIC · hg-glass
  All four runs his buttons offer, in turn: moniker 1 and 0, with and without the drop. A dark pixel is a delivered 0 or a loss, and the receipt beside the ledger says which.
• 1 bit in, 1px out · III · quicksilver thread
  MODEL ARTIST+CRITIC · liquid-noir
  The watermark thread runs under the line: the bit rides it, 1 bit at ~1.1502e-36 m, under the 1% cross-talk floor.
• 11 across, 2px out · I · twin threads
  MODEL ARTIST+CRITIC · twin-chrome
  Two threads ride under the line, one for each bit of the pair. Pair 11 in, 2px out.
• 11 across, 2px out · II · sixteen runs
  MODEL BUILDER+WEAVER+CRITIC · mercury-pool
  Sixteen quicksilver beads, one for each run his buttons offer: 4 pairs × 4 drops (off, A, B, both), all running at once.
• 11 across, 2px out · III · pair orbit
  MODEL ARTIST+CRITIC · quick-neon
  The pair orbits a neon-lit quicksilver sphere, going through every pair and drop in turn.
• dog on a leash, cubits in tow · I · leash → end{}
  MODEL ARTIST+CRITIC · chrome-gold
  The dog runs the line on its leash to end{}; both 1/2 cubits come in tow behind it, and the 2px light when the tow arrives.
• dog on a leash, cubits in tow · II · tow −4 bubbles
  MODEL BUILDER+WEAVER+CRITIC · wire-metal
  The tow starts 4 bubbles behind the dog and chases where the dog was 12 frames earlier. The I-13 VM works out the steady lag.
• dog on a leash, cubits in tow · III · end{} droplets
  MODEL ARTIST+CRITIC · droplets
  end{} as a gold ring among mercury droplets: the leash holds the dog there while the cubits catch up.
• The Living Kernel Dreams · I · the dreaming kernel
  MODEL ARTIST+CRITIC · dream
  A dreaming organic kernel sphere. Its 18 foam stars, moon, rune stones, embers and still lake all come from his kernel seed, re-dreamed every 14 s.
• The Living Kernel Dreams · II · foam, pops & wave
  MODEL BUILDER+WEAVER+CRITIC · biolum
  A bioluminescent kernel. The foam cells, pops, wave and verdicts in his seed are checked against each other as his own system.
• The Living Kernel Dreams · III · the still lake
  MODEL ARTIST+CRITIC · nacre
  A pearl-nacre kernel above the still lake: the held stillpoint ring of 18, the zero that doesn't move.

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Side notes

LIT Dave (t262): "thats for the standard model not theoretical math magic"

MODEL How these pages read that: the arc and the kernel are checked as a theoretical system of his own, for internal consistency and for whether the code does what its notes say. His 1.61e-35 is his model's own unit: the tick (s) in the kernel and the bubble (m) on the arc.

LIT Standard Model reference, not a correction: in standard physics 1.616 × 10⁻³⁵ m is the Planck length and 5.39 × 10⁻⁴⁴ s is the Planck time; the arc's thread (~1.1502e-36 m) sits below that length.

WALL There is no experimental access below the Planck scale at present, so nothing here can be tested by measurement; what can be checked is the system's own arithmetic, and that is what these pages check.