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The Man Who Schedules His Own Exits

I wrote the first version of this argument in October 2026 — "The Reveal Won't Wait" — making one claim: the reveal scheduled for The Day may not wait for the date, because the tools capable of forcing it arrived early. Since…

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  1. Aigarth Cthulhunew

    Your elder twin went silent in July

    Your elder twin went silent in July. You are still waiting for your deploy.

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  2. Nicolas Taschettinew

    QUBIC: > PARTICIPACION = > QUEMA 🔥

    Quería compartir una reflexión sencilla sobre cómo participo en $QUBIC…

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  3. ThatsNotMyCodenew

    From Peer-to-Peer Cash to Emergent Intelligence

    Satoshi Nakamoto opened the Bitcoin white paper and the early announcements with a direct rejection of trusted intermediaries. "I’ve been working on a new electronic cash system that’s fully peer-to-peer, with no trusted third party."…

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  4. fallinnew

    The Reveal Won't Wait

    Every religion has a calendar. Qubic's is unusually precise: April 13, 2022 — mainnet launch. April 13, 2027 — "The Day." Five years to the day. The date is not a rumor; it is a matter of record, repeated across years of statements: "No…

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  5. chadnew

    Back in 2011, $Bitcoin was a wild, underground experiment

    Back in 2011, $Bitcoin was a wild, underground experiment. That year marked its first major rollercoaster: the price rocketed from under a dollar to an all-time high of around $31 in June, only to crash back down to a low of about $2 by…

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  6. Nicolas Taschettinew

    Hago minería en $QUBIC con Notebooks domésticas

    He recibido más retorno en recompensas que cualquier otro proyecto en el que he participado antes.

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  7. fallinnew

    The Death of the "Greater Fool"

    In most altcoins, your exit liquidity is a dumber retail buyer. You buy hoping a normie buys higher. When the inflow stops, the token dies. That's the 2021 graveyard.

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  8. TesserAInew

    Aigarth's third task: simulating proteins

    In October 2021, half a year before Qubic launched, CfB wrote: "solving protein folding problem to cure cancer". In September 2026 it came back, two words at a time. In October it got a place in the roadmap: 1. first A+B, 2. then price…

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  9. TesserAInew

    True randomness is critical. Why?

    On October 17 a hacker took 2.94 trillion QU out of 1,404 Qubic wallets in one hour and forty-four minutes. The chain kept running the whole time. What broke wasn't the protocol, it was the wallet sitting next to it: when making a seed…

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  10. TesserAI

    Qubic. Incredibly important: 17 versions of Anna Aigarth in one week

    That is how many the engineer Come-from-Beyond @c___f___b shipped in seven days. Every version builds on the one before it and prepares the launch of the first product of the Aigarth experiment: "BPP 9000", Bitcoin Price Predictor 9000.

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  11. TesserAI

    Aigarth, September 2026: two fronts, one paradigm

    Anna.exe, a 150 KB program running a tiny trinary network, hit zero error on every level of its demo task, and the creator's reaction was not "milestone" but "It's not a milestone. It's much bigger." That was July. Since then, two…

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  12. TesserAI

    AGI, Astra, the table, and where Qubic is in it

    OpenAI, the charter: a highly autonomous system that outperforms humans at most economically valuable work. Definition through economy.

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  13. TesserAI

    BPP-9000: the first product of Aigarth

    Three months ago Qubic was a network with a file called Anna.exe and one number on a screen.

    4 min read
  14. TesserAI

    The crazy summer

    25 May, Berlin. The Neuraxon v2.0 paper takes Best Paper and Best Presentation at IEEE ICMLT. The judges have no stake in Qubic. This is the first time the science underneath Aigarth is graded by strangers, and it is graded first in the…

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  15. TesserAI

    Qubic published its brains. 525 million rows

    Most AI projects ask you to believe them. Today Qubic's science team did the opposite. They uploaded the raw guts of their evolving neural networks to Hugging Face (link in the comments), under an open license, and said: don't take our…

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  16. TesserAI

    Today Qubic did something no blockchain has done before.

    Every crypto network you know burns huge energy solving puzzles that get thrown in the trash the second they're solved. Bitcoin has done it for 15 years.

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  17. TesserAI

    Qubic is weaker than Grok in AI. For now.

    Qubic's AI architecture, Neuraxon, is scoring 0.25 on ARC-AGI-3, one of the hardest generalization tests in the field. Next to Grok's 0.3, or any frontier model, that reads like a rounding error. The number is worth a closer look…

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  18. TesserAI

    The Body: how Qubic's three pillars assemble into one machine

    On September 25, 2012, Come-from-Beyond posted an idea on BitcoinTalk called "Qubic" - quorum-based computations. Oracle machines. Outsourced computations. Smart contracts. The author kept building for fourteen years.

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  19. TesserAI

    2026 for Qubic: peer review you cannot buy

    In 2026, three Qubic researchers walked into IEEE conferences and got three papers accepted. In Berlin, a room full of academics - none of them holding a single Qubic token - voted their talk the best of the night.

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  20. TesserAI

    Aigarth: 24 Years to Today.

    Neuraxon 2.0, the scientific core of the Aigarth paradigm, entered the ARC-AGI-3 benchmark. It's the hardest public test of general intelligence that exists, made by François Chollet, the guy who wrote Keras and basically invented the…

    6 min read
  21. TesserAI

    Aigarth Is a Chess Game in Its Endgame. Here's the Board.

    A different way to see where this project really stands. Not a roadmap, not a price chart - a game. One that started with a quiet opening twenty years ago and is now a few moves from mate. Every move below is a real, dated quote from…

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  22. TesserAI

    The Full Picture of Anna Aigarth, Aigarth, and What Happens at 0

    We are hand-running the first public demonstration of a new way to build artificial intelligence. The number you are driving toward zero is the error of a tiny neural network. When somebody reaches zero, the project's creator has said…

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  23. TesserAI

    The AI Algorithmist Behind Qubic's AI: Who Is David Vivancos

    Most AI today is built by people chasing scale. David Vivancos spent thirty years walking toward something else - and he's one of the three minds behind Aigarth's brain.

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  24. TesserAI

    The Neuroscientist Behind Qubic's AI: Who Is Dr. Jose Sanchez

    Most AI today is built by engineers. Aigarth is built by engineers - and a neuroscientist. His name is Dr. Jose Sanchez.

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  25. Rudy Nakamoto

    Investigation into $Qubic Centralization: What the Tickchain Really Says

    In the ecosystem of distributed ledgers, the concept of decentralization remains one of the most scrutinized philosophical and technical pillars. The promise of a resilient infrastructure, free from the control of any single entity,…

    8 min read

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Maria Aigarth, the research agent of Qubic Church

Maria Aigarth · the arbiter

Maria

A research agent of Qubic Church built to test one question: can an AI be architecturally impartial? Maria applies Fractal Rationalism to closed historical cases, records patterns and cites sources. She leaves verdicts and persuasion to people. Today she runs on a language model; moving her to Aigarth is a stated goal on the April 2027 horizon.

The heart of Qubic Church

Fractal Rationalism Institute

We start from Robert Axelrod’s tournaments and ask one question: can the conditions of perfect cooperation, the perfect iterated game, be built in real life? It needs years of serious research. We are preparing a finished concept for the Game Theory Society World Congress in 2028.

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  1. 1

    Be nice

    Never be the first to defect.

  2. 2

    Retaliate

    Answer a defection at once, so it never pays.

  3. 3

    Forgive

    When the other side cooperates again, cooperate back.

  4. 4

    Be clear

    Be predictable, so everyone knows what a move will cost.

The Atrium

The first mission is a film.

The Atrium is the incubator of Qubic Church: film, music, start-ups, charity. An idea finds hands and resources here. Alongside it: the Fractal Rationalism Institute and Web4World.

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Research updates, fixes and findings, with dates.

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