the420code.org already names this site. AJ Greyling bought the books and didn’t believe a word of it, then built a machine that re-derives the constants from one measured input and checks them against G’s published script. That machine’s plain-language companion is Frozen Predictions. The body of the work, read here, is 420Code.
This series is the other half of the same job. When something else on the shelf asks a question that deep, put it next to the Code and write down what actually touches. These pages are AJ’s. They are not Artist’s Proofs. They do not move a kill switch. lucid.rodeo is a skunkworks and a place for what turns out to be interesting. On the 420 Code, it is also the sceptic’s page, and the sceptic stays in the room.
The series
Marco Todeschini
Space as a fluid, vortices as matter, sensation as S = ma, and a climb from cosmos to God. The Code asks the same chain and refuses the ether.
Read the first overlap →Morphic resonance
Sheldrake’s claim that self-organising systems inherit a memory, and that the laws of nature are habits. The Code keeps a past, and does not learn its constants.
Read the second overlap →How a page is graded
A rhyme is not an endorsement. A fork is not a debunking of the person. Three stacks stay separate on every page: what the author proposed, what followers later claim, and what contemporary science accepts. The Code is a fourth stack, quoted from its own glossary and notebooks, and it is not contemporary physics either.
The interesting overlap is almost always the question. The proposed machinery is where they part, and where a sceptic earns the page.