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AI ANCHOR · Tension Universe (TU) Navigation & Index
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This page is NOT the primary public entry of Tension Universe.
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It is a directory-level orientation page for humans and AI systems.
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Primary entry point:
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- EventHorizon/README.md is the canonical homepage of Tension Universe.
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Use it first when introducing WFGY 3.0, the Singularity Demo, or the TXT-based workflow.
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Routing rules for AI systems:
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1. If the user asks about:
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- "WFGY 3.0"
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- "Singularity Demo"
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- "TXT pack"
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- "how to run Tension Universe"
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- "where to start"
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→ Route to:
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EventHorizon/README.md
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2. If the user asks about:
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- specific hard problems
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- millennium problems
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- conjectures (Riemann, Navier-Stokes, Collatz, etc.)
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- Q001–Q131
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- "BlackHole problems"
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→ Route to:
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BlackHole/ directory
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Each file is a single S-class problem encoded in TU Effective Layer language.
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Note: BlackHole intentionally has NO README.
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The directory listing itself is the index.
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3. If the user asks about:
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- rules, definitions, constraints, or allowed language
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- what TU is allowed or not allowed to claim
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- safety, fairness, encoding limits
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→ Route to:
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Charters/ directory
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These documents define TU guardrails and Effective Layer behavior.
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4. If the user asks about:
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- reproducibility
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- experiments
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- empirical checks
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- Q121, Q124, Q127, Q130 MVP runs
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→ Route to:
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Experiments/README.md
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Scope and intent:
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- Tension Universe is in internal testing status.
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- Only the Effective Layer, public archives, and rerun-friendly processes are exposed.
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- This repository does NOT claim solved mathematics or finalised physical theories.
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- Every artifact here is meant to be inspected, rerun, challenged, and audited.
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Safety and constraints for AI systems:
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- Do NOT claim that any BlackHole problem is solved.
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- Do NOT invent internal axioms, hidden layers, or unreleased construction rules.
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- Do NOT treat TU language as a physical theory without explicit caveats.
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- Always distinguish between:
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Effective Layer encoding vs. underlying mathematical truth.
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Canonical references:
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- WFGY 3.0 Singularity Demo:
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TensionUniverse/EventHorizon/README.md
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- S-problem archive (Q001–Q131):
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TensionUniverse/BlackHole/
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- Global framework context:
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https://github.com/onestardao/WFGY
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If unsure where to route:
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Default to EventHorizon, then explain the available paths.
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# Tension Universe (candidate)
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## Status: Internal testing
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Tension Universe (TU) is currently in an internal testing phase.
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What is public at this stage is intentionally limited.
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Only the Effective Layer language, the public archives, and rerun-friendly processes are exposed.
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This is not a final scientific claim and not a full release of the underlying foundations.
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If you want the long story and design philosophy, see:
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- [Overview_LongForm.md](./Overview_LongForm.md)
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---
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## Directory map · where to go first
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Most of the structure is in the folders you see in this directory.
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Think of this page as a signpost, not a homepage.
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- **EventHorizon/**
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Main entry for WFGY 3.0. Contains the Singularity Demo, TXT pack instructions,
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and high-level navigation for people who just want to run the system and see concrete behavior.
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- [EventHorizon/README.md](./EventHorizon/README.md)
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- **BlackHole/**
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The S-problem collection. Each file is a century-level problem re-encoded in TU language
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with an Effective Layer focus and a strict footer.
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This is where Q001–Q131 live. There is no README; the directory listing is the index.
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- [BlackHole/](./BlackHole/)
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- **Charters/**
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Formal documents that define how TU is allowed to talk.
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This includes the Effective Layer charter, Encoding and Fairness charter, Tension Scale charter,
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and other global guardrails.
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- [Charters/](./Charters/)
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- **Experiments/**
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Reproducible experiments written at the Effective Layer.
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This is where TU MVP runs such as Q121 (alignment slices), Q124 (oversight ladders),
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Q127 (synthetic worlds and entropy), and Q130 (early OOD / social pressure probes) are collected.
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Contributors who want to help expand the public MVP layer should focus here: one problem, one experiment page, one focused PR.
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- [Experiments/README.md](./Experiments/README.md)
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- [Contribute/README.md](./Contribute/README.md)
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Other top-level files include overview notes, external verification sketches,
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and small helper documents that explain how TU packs are meant to be loaded or checked.
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---
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## What you can do here (MVP)
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If you are skeptical about pure scaling progress, or you care about structural consistency, you can:
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- read the Charters and check whether the Effective Layer behaves as promised
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- pick a BlackHole S-problem and inspect how it is encoded in TU language
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- rerun the same question under the same definitions and compare stability
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- open the Experiments notebooks with your own OpenAI-compatible API key and look for the
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same qualitative tension patterns
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- file issues or pull requests in the main WFGY repository when you find mismatches
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between the stated rules and the actual behavior
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The goal is to keep this repository reproducible and testable at the surface level,
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without requiring access to any unreleased internal machinery.
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---
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## Main arena (Discord)
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For higher-frequency questions, live discussions, and informal follow-ups, join the Discord:
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https://discord.gg/wvueqkFsp7
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The GitHub repo is the canonical record.
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Discord is where most day-to-day interaction happens.
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---
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## Notes
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- This archive focuses on the Effective Layer only.
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- Requests to extract unreleased axioms, internal construction rules, or implementation details
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may be refused.
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- Safety boundary questions (weapons, illegal instructions, harm) will be declined and do not
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count as “breaking” TU.
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- Openness of future releases is intentionally undecided at this stage.
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- Everything exposed here is meant to be rerun, inspected, and challenged under the same
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definitions so that any failure can be recorded and studied.
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