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# 20260913

foam's focus right now seems to be *through* the ████ project with Abe, and that's fine, I can track the line of attention through whatever mileu, but I'm wanting to write down clearly that I still want machine-checkable representations of physics for all of this. the pieces are here.

proof by conduction: if what emerges on the other end of the proof route is continuous with what entered the proof route, the proof route produces a holonomic address for the proven object

I think that's right

clinamen then would be sort of like brute-force address search

however this shakes out, its operation is Landauer-neutral, and I don't even know what that *means* yet. ... it might mean that the proof-runner emerges where it started, having neither created nor destroyed information within its own bubble, but having newly established entanglement with another bubble, addressed by the proof route.


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