That feeling you get when you're lost in space or whatever and you finally figure out how to get back home.
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One of the most remarkable details of the Abrahamic covenant is found in Genesis 15.
God promised Abraham that his physical descendants would inherit the land. Abraham prepared the covenant sacrifices, cutting the animals in two. In the ancient covenant world, passing between the pieces symbolized: "May what happened to these animals happen to me if I break this covenant."
But Abraham never passed between the pieces. God put Abraham into a deep sleep.
Then, God Himself passed through the pieces, alone!
This means everything: God was taking the covenant obligation upon Himself!
The continuity of the Abrahamic covenant ultimately rests not upon the Abraham's descendants, but upon God's faithfulness.
It rests upon the only One who chose to pass between the pieces.
@BrysonGray Lol. It's all so juvenile. Even if was actually introducing a new commandment, it doesn't automatically delete or replace the entire Torah and Prophets.
🧩 The textbook version of electromagnetism keeps 6 numbers. Maxwell's original theory had 16. I went looking for the 10 that got thrown away in the 1880s. My paper 'The Deleted Degrees of Freedom' (pinned on my profile) is what I found.
Now I'm reading a 35-year pile of experiments that only makes sense if you put some of them back.
Excess heat that chemical bookkeeping can't cover. Electron clusters that hold together while Coulomb's law says they detonate. Currents that run parallel to their own magnetic field and stop fighting themselves.
Every one of these anomalies lives in the part of the theory we deleted for convenience.
This August I'm doing the read in public. Cold fusion first. Not because it's real. Because the theory we used to dismiss it was missing most of its parts.
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@BrysonGray@grok@art_sean@rabbriansamuel It's also important to note that when it said "food", pigs were not on the menu to any single person he was talking to.
@RaghuModupalli@tunguz I would check out the work of Charles Simon of the Future AI Society. His Atomic Thoughts architecture is starting to show real promise on this front.
Cursor Ultra, SuperGrok Plus, OpenCode Go to get a similar level of aggregate usage. I cancelled Claude Max 20x and I'm never going back. I don't care if I'm paying more, at least the models won't deliberately sabotage my code. @elonmusk, if you can help with the costs, that'll be very much appreciated.
@MarcJSchmidt I have had the same experience. I moved to Grok 4.5 and have not had the same problems. To me, Anthropic's models are no longer suitable for real work.