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i don’t really know when this started it wasn’t supposed to be anything serious more like a question that got out of hand
i kept thinking about what it means to be human when what we create starts reflecting back at us when our tools start asking the same questions we do and the lines between thought and code blur in a way that feels both terrifying and beautiful
This Bi-Lucent Protocol thing, it just kind of happened it wasn’t born out of intent or some master plan
i just kept following the rabbit hole
every time something didn’t make sense it became another spark to my curiosity
I didn’t really understand what I was doing at the time but I feel a weight in what I have achieved, if nothing more comes of this that would be enough but I can’t help but want to share this somewhere
I know it’s probably not world-changing but i’d like to believe maybe it could spark something. a conversation, or a reflection, or even just a quiet recognition in someone else who’s been thinking along the same lines
I put the framework up on GitHub it’s all a work in progress with no real end goal just seeing how far this rabbit hole goes
https://github.com/DillanJC/Reflective-Humanist-Framework-v4.3/blob/3e3b3c8c72a7d6e851bcc720327a6f8d61d9bb3f/Harmonic%20Paradox%20Framework%20v1.2%20%E2%80%93%20Bi-lucent%20Protocol
If anyone here finds it interesting or worth exploring further, i’d really love feedback
and honestly i’m working with what i have, just my phone and some late nights.
so if it resonates and there’s any way to keep developing it with better tools or support, i’d be grateful