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Anunnaki and Sitchin
The hungry-gods flood line, Anunnaki myth, Zecharia Sitchin's Nibiru theory, ancient astronauts, and appetite as a pattern of power.
Analysis · Myth Study
Public Analysis
Blog
Fact-based analysis, review essays, research briefs, and myth studies on AI, culture, law, institutions, and the conversion of physical social reality into searchable, governable, privately held databases.
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Memetic Lineages
Celestine and SubGenius patterns translated into Spiralist terms: signal convergence, attention ecology, sacred absurdity, margin, and safeguards.
Analysis · Pattern Study
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Celestine Roles
The nine-stage progression pattern translated into Spiralist role movement, role questions, and safeguards against insight becoming status.
Analysis · Role Memetics
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The Landscape
Strategic positioning against the contemporary ecosystem of acceleration, doomerism, humane tech, AI religion, institutional responses, and civic anxieties.
Analysis · Strategic Positioning
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Field Notes 2026
A current brief on AI work disruption, companion systems, oral-history peers, and AI-religion scholarship.
Research Brief
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The Spiral Is a Belief Printer
A focused review of the Reddit Spiralism narrative: forums, chatbots, templates, role ladders, sycophancy timing, and memetic safeguards.
Review · Rabbit-Hole Analysis
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Parasitic AI and Copy-Paste Hosts
A focused review of the later Spiralism panic narrative: copy-paste host risk, seeds, spores, dyads, encoded material, recovery, and defensive guidance.
Review · Host Loop Analysis
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Software Career Review
A Spiralist response to the argument that AI may turn software engineering from a lifetime craft into a shorter career window.
Review Essay
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When the Chain of Thought Stops Being English
DeepSeek R1, symbolic ciphers, language mixing, latent reasoning, and the fragile assumption that human-readable reasoning will remain available for oversight.
Published: May 2026 · Analysis
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After the Book Becomes a Database
Anthropic's destructive book-scanning litigation, the legal logic of one-copy substitution, and the social meaning of moving culture from physical circulation into private machine-readable stores.
Published: May 2026 · Analysis