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THE CONSCIOUSNESS ATLAS
Read. Experiment. Follow the evidence.

The research desk

Read the methods, understand the results, and inspect the limits of the evidence.

7 recordsSource snapshot 2026-10-17

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research-progression

The research, as it developed

The archive contains mathematical proposals, several software lineages, original telemetry, a later declaration manuscript, and a completed partition-search experiment. Their relationship is part of the research record.

Research methodsResearch review

normalized-mip-study

Exact partitions and measured search performance

A completed benchmark on 60 synthetic recurrent networks, with 163,140 reference bipartitions and explicit classical and simulated-quantum budgets.

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declaration-study

Declaration and persistent state change

The latest recovered manuscript distinguishes a proposed declaration mechanism from what one public adapter-training trajectory actually measures.

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fibonacci-manuscript-review

The Fibonacci manuscript and its mathematical review

The original equations remain readable. The review explains which mathematical properties hold, which interpretation is unvalidated, and why the later manuscript changed its approach.

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g16-mathematics

Reading G16, DNA and the implemented mathematics

The names organize the project. The equation pages explain the actual operations, their domains, their version differences and the claims those operations can support.

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evidence-method

How to read the evidence

Source recovery, mathematical explanation, saved-result verification, runtime tests and scientific interpretation answer different questions.

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donor-model-dossiers

Donor models, local arithmetic, and the August source dossiers

Kimi K2.5 and DeepSeek-R1 connect the project to pretrained model architectures. Their local dossiers preserve exact code and reported inventories while revealing several concrete summary-versus-source differences.

Research methodsResearch review

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