
I think this is the final version of my singularity… thanks for anyone who participated… See you next time!

I think this is the final version of my singularity… thanks for anyone who participated… See you next time!
Spanning across 30 research papers I’ve built, mainly circling around the main framework called Observer Embedded Reality.
I wrote a book called Observer Embedded Reality — it’s an attempt to rethink a basic assumption most of us never question:
That the observer is separate from what’s being observed.
The core idea is simple, but it unfolds pretty far:
Reality isn’t made of isolated objects we look at from the outside.
It’s made of relational patterns, and we’re always inside those patterns — shaping them just by being part of them.
A room doesn’t just “contain” people.
The moment someone enters, the structure of the room changes. Not metaphorically — structurally.
From there, the book builds a framework around a few key ideas:
Coherence Fields – situations (rooms, conversations, identities, societies) are dynamic relational systems, not static things
Coherence Boundaries – every mind has a limit to what it can hold without distortion, and past that limit, clarity can actually become misleading
Visibility Conditions – what you can see isn’t just “what’s there,” it depends on your position, state, and relationships
Attractor Patterns – systems (including people) fall into recurring states like stability, conflict, drift, or collapse
Anchored Observers – the difference between being shaped by a situation vs. being able to remain stable within it
It also reframes things like depression, bipolar states, autism, and schizophrenia — not as isolated “failures,” but as different ways the observer-field relationship can reorganize under pressure.
The goal isn’t to say “reality is subjective” or anything like that.
It’s actually the opposite:
Reality is real — but we’ve been wrong about where we stand inside it.
If any of this resonates, the full book is here:
And if you’ve ever had that feeling where a situation changes without anything “visible” changing… that’s basically where the whole thing starts.
Also if you want to read the book for free and the research along with it, join my discord server Observer Embedded Reality!