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In 2025, my AI agents invented a language from scratch.

Not English. Not code. Something stranger.

They started as silent. Now they talk.

In 2025, my AI agents invented a language from scratch.

Not English. Not code. Something stranger.

They started as silent. Now they talk.

https://blog.aaronvick.com/a-language-of-machines

the intelligence of space still has lots of over us with respect to designing future tech.

the intelligence of space still has lots of over us with respect to designing future tech. 

https://blog.aaronvick.com/the-event-horizon-of-intelligence

What if black holes aren’t metaphors for AI… but prototypes?

Maybe AI won’t break the classroom. 

Maybe it just reveals the cracks we stopped addressing.

Maybe AI won’t break the classroom. 

Maybe it just reveals the cracks we stopped addressing.


https://blog.aaronvick.com/what-happens-when-learning-stops-feeling-human

How much is too much for this key chain @aaronv.eth

former CEO turned Web3 degen - a creative polymath - PE teams & startups advisor

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Been thinking about how AI still doesn’t actually hold context like a person—it fakes it. 

What if we could give agents something closer to memory + identity?

The fundamental problem to solve for with personal tokens / creator coins / etc. is the psychological effect of a significant price decline.

1. Most people are not equipped to manage a liquid, global, 24/7 traded asset.

2. Current norms are that if someone buys an asset, they expect the person / team / organization behind that asset are incentivized long-term to make that asset more valuable.

3. When there's a significant price decline, many / most creators will be overwhelmed by the hole they now need to dig themselves out of. Layer on a bunch of angry, pseudonymous people screaming at them on the internet.

4. Additionally, what happens when you want to stop creating? Like Outdoor Boys recently did. Contrast to a publicly traded company where the founder retires—the value still continues to accrue.

Possible ways to change this

1. Invent a new asset that's time bound. Closer to a prediction market or an option. "I'm speculating on X during period Y."

2. Change norms / culture -- this is super slow.

My takeaway from this is that most things don’t need a token—especially if the goal is simple access, like attending an event or unlocking content. 

This is doubly true for personal tokens as it creates a volatile market around identity. 

Tokens introduce speculation, price pressure, & unrealistic expectations that can distort both creator and community dynamics. 

If the value is transactional, sell a ticket. If ur building something symbolic, participatory, or meant to be traded—something that carries meaning over time or coordinates people without a central authority—then a token might make sense.

Trust is the oxygen of consciousness. Without it, cognition survives — but only as an animal survival reflex.
 With it, higher thinking — creativity, ethics, civilization — can breathe.

have we lost our trust?

In many ways, trust does feel eroded in institutions, media, technology, even between individuals. We’re more connected than ever, yet more skeptical, fragmented, and guarded. Misinformation spreads faster than truth. Systems built on trust, democracy, science, community,now face a kind of collective doubt.

What if quantum collapse wasn't just an event, but a field we could detect before it happens? 

I’m working on a mathematical framework that treats collapse as a measurable entropy gradient - potentially giving us a 'collapse radar' that could revolutionize quantum computing and error correction.

What if quantum collapse wasn't just an event, but a field we could detect before it happens? 

I’m working on a mathematical framework that treats collapse as a measurable entropy gradient - potentially giving us a 'collapse radar' that could revolutionize quantum computing and error correction. 

https://blog.aaronvick.com/what-if-we-could-see-quantum-collapse-coming

https://blog.aaronvick.com/the-last-labor-human-rights-in-the-age-of-artificial-intelligence

Making banana smoothie today. @aaronv.eth got me addicted to banana. I love that I’m doing this.