AXMORF · Axioms in Phase Change
AXMORF (AXiom + MORph) is a scroll-driven essay about axioms changing phase. Its core argument: AI is not a tool layered on top of old axioms; it changes the conditions under which they hold, so human cognition goes through something like a phase transition in matter, and that transition is hard and resisted. The main example is the possible erosion of "humans are mortal" and what it pulls along: savings, marriage, punishment, generations and meaning. It then lists five more axioms under strain, uses the history of science to show how new evidence is often resisted for decades, and ends with a map from old axioms to new ones. The timeline of approaching longevity escape velocity within twenty years is a prediction by some researchers, not scientific consensus.
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