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This episode hands the screen entirely to Pate, who shows the Universal Sound Operating System. Every language in the collection, Greek, Latin, Sanskrit, Arabic, Hindi, Chinese, and more, is placed on a circle called Ananke (Ἀνάγκη), the constraint inside which reality moves. Chronos (Χρόνος) is the time that travels through it, and sound, named Thanos, is what the system produces. Pate explains that the nine axioms of his program come by reducing the nouns and verbs of Greek into their smallest shared forms.
The point reaches Ammon Hillman when the heat maps are compared. Greek shows harmony, the power to bring different parts into one pattern, while Akkadian shows almost none, and Hindi looks like it wants to escape harmony rather than share it. Pate also runs Bellman’s curve, a way of measuring whether a text follows the expected flow, and says a sudden spike appears where the story of pictographs becoming Semitic, and then Hebrew, is retrofitted later. The claim is that the data, not a prior belief, shows what belongs to the stream and what was added on top.
The episode closes on the practical use. Hillman’s three books are said to be primed into the AI so that it reads from his sources instead of its own training, and Pate invites musicians to test the system rather than keep it private. Greek is described as the language that starts new action and moves through necessity at will, while Latin codifies what it inherited. The idea that language itself shapes how a people see reality is left as the thing the tool is built to make visible.
Full Video Transcript
Welcome to the EOS OS. It’s called the Universal Sound Operating System. It’s universal because
there’s an involvement of all the languages of the world that we can acquire.
It’s potential for all of them. There’s hundreds of languages so I really just put the main ones
that we have at the moment and the most ancient languages that we have which also incorporates
their grammar, and their alphabet, or what we call alphabet. So we see here that all languages
can fit on a circumference of constraints. The Greeks called that a nankai. A nankai is our
constraint, and everything is built within it. We can see the space, the breath, the ether,
that time chronos travels through and we can see the need that exists the sound that we create
which we call Thanos we have the capability of going through I lost my mouse we have the
capability of making music with this operating system as you can see here in the application
the software i don’t see any black screens again my apologies it’s due to discord you can see here
a whole build that i have automated for us you can go through each section and and select the
instruments that you would like the sets of rhythm of links of flow i’ll have to show you a little
bit more down here i just scrolled down past that manifold and we can see that there’s the axioms
of reality in in our grasp here for our music too the axioms of ananke was created by a reducive
fashion of all those languages all the nouns all the verbs we were able to put them all in under
nine axioms of vocabulary these axioms of needs shows us the circumvention of a 9k and it also
shows us the possibility of creating magic the magic of reality is the breakthrough of that
constraint of that flow. And we can sometimes see it within the golden spirals. I should show you
like this. The golden spirals, the chaos attractors, the ritual circles, that divination
field, mythic echo, faith transcendence, strange loops, oracle drifts, emergence, sacred geometry.
all these are in a way not fit to circumvent what humans what our senses can perceive
the golden circle for example will spiral into infinity and our minds can’t comprehend that
everything for us has closure we go through action and we expect anticipate an end i’ll show you
the languages that we have. Bear with me. I’m not able to show you all the languages due to
the black screen, but I can show you how they look like on their manifold. I’m going through
the sections so I can see where they are. Almost there. I found it. So here we are again with
Ananke and reality. And we can see that we have contradictions written in the dotted red lines.
So those paths are not seen normally in behavior or in nature, but we can understand that they
exist. And we can make music about it too. If I select one of the languages, let’s say Greek,
we can see the heat map of the language trying to express Ananke, trying to express reality
ontologically. And we can see that, which one did I choose? Is this Greek? I forgot. It is Greek.
Ellen. All right. We can see that Greek has a, this is Attic Greek, by the way. I had to bring
in the full lexicon and redo some pictures of the grammar that we use to correct the
sentences and syntax so that we can understand the language better and its rules and exceptions.
So we see that Greek has a tendency to harmonize what it sees, which is great. We can relate to
Latin English as well. And as you can see, there’s a lot more relation in that too.
Just to show you the difference between language, I can show you which one should we choose.
Let’s go Acadian. Here we go. We expect the language to be limited, to not be able to express
as much as a developed language and we can see here visually now this is not me saying this
this is not me putting it in a um arbitrary map this is math it’s all the nouns and all the nouns
there we go and verbs of these languages that i can get my hand on and reduce that that
fucking acadian isn’t interested in harmony at all is it it has no spirit of harmony
look at it people it’s sitting right in front of you on a goddamn heat map look at it oh thank you
sorry pete i love that enthusiasm i’m trying to be but i love this stuff too all right the very
exciting part here is the AI. Now the AI I have set for the public is here. I can start it off
and we can prime it with your books, Aman. Your first book and your second book and your third
book will be primed and placed into here. I pressed a button, didn’t I? And here’s the prime for it.
It’ll send it off to the AI on the machine and indoctrinate this thing that we have in front of us.
It’s quite the prime.
I might have to.
Is anybody else, if I can interrupt, Tate, is anybody else fearfully aroused?
That’s how I feel right now, incredibly aroused.
but with a very steely backbone of fear, healthy fear, you know what I mean? I love this. You are
a mad scientist, Pate. I love this. Keep going. I’m sorry. It keeps going black. I apologize too.
Apologies too. So here’s your prime, your whole book that I’ve placed. Book one, that’s up here.
Book two, that’s there. Book three, that’s there. And there’s more to it too. I have a different
prime a prime a primer that allows us to this is my special ai you won’t have access to this
i get to change the program and update it as i wish here’s the prime ai um again i pushed it
right so you can’t see it here it is in print it’ll send it to the ai once i start the bridge
which will also be installed automatically if you choose to.
I’ve been working on the installation for Chewy,
and I believe that I’m at a point where she’s just copy-paste a command in her terminal,
and everything should be available for her finally.
This AI will allow you to interact and give you suggestions
and help you with song creation,
and assessing your lyrics the lyric section is very important to i love this part the most
because i can put any book um into my i think it’s is it the lyric section i have this on my
smaller monitor so i’m having difficulty reading uh pre-chorus there it is okay i can load my
lyrics i can load my file i can load a file let’s say let’s say this one what is this script
it’s something right i have no idea what it is i load it i classify the journey and it tells me
oh it’s black for you guys again so i loaded it i load it through my my lyrics i classified its
journey and it tells me that this is about 75 percent 76 real and 24 magic and if i export it
it will also tell me why it’s magic and the magic is about simple rules and regulations that we see
in physics and in nature and in grammar and in syntax right we see that maybe it doesn’t sound
like english in this perspective because i’m under the english version of the usos
i can indicate that i want it more on the english side or the
greek side latin i wish i could show you that maybe i can take a snapshot
a screenshot of the languages and place them in the place them in the chat for you
i placed them in the chat so here we see that i’ve placed acadian greek sanskrit latin egyptian
the pictographs arabic chinese mandarin sumerian english hindi german french okay okay hang on pay
can you plug in latin and give me the heat map of latin yes let’s do that right now and that’s
and then again i have to find the i’m in the wrong section there’s a lot i still get lost
i think this is it this is the heat map cadian latin now i expect that latin and greek are very
similar because latin takes a lot from the greek if anything it codified greek right so let’s see
that’s very interesting i’m willing to bet i’m willing to bet it is unique in a way
it should reflect um the fact that although mother greek was there it didn’t fully develop
that’s my opinion well it doesn’t look like most most of antiquity too okay
show me the greek and the latin show me the light okay show me the greek again i’ll show you the
let me see the heat map i want to go over the evidence you know what i mean because you’re
generating good stuff you’re generating good stuff i want to research it look at that okay
look people look at the chunk that it lost first of all okay the the purple leg is pointed a little
more toward relation here and in the latin it’s a little bit lower according to my thoughts but
the green the green area on the top that’s shaved off on the latin yeah so i want to see i want to
see what they’re missing what does that mean they’re missing then hey tell me well it’s the
latin doesn’t have the ability to create out of thin air right the latin really took the greek
ontological understanding already and just made it shaped as much as they could. The Greek,
as you can see, has a bigger ability to go through and take action, which means to start
off the language. It can go through all of Ananke at will. I will make these a little bit better.
um i can’t zoom in yet and as you understand as a scientist yourself if the graph is huge
it biases the visual result and if it’s tiny it makes it so extravagant like they did with
you know most of our charts that we see in the media they like to sensationalize
It turns out the American Medical Association found that the greatest, most effective penis length was 6.5 inches for the sake of functionality and user friendliness, which is funny because it’s an average.
you don’t want that image to be tiny because then you’re gonna you’re gonna skew your the way that
you’re perceiving the results but you also don’t want to focus in on it deep no i get it i totally
get it um i’m curious now this is gorgeous i love the have you noticed any just from looking at
these different heat maps because i’m sure that you have have you noticed any trends or you know
Anything you walk, anything you can walk away with?
I have.
There are quite a few languages that do look similar to each other.
Look at Sanskrit, for example.
Sanskrit and Latin look quite the same.
If I look at Arabic, Arabic, why is it similar?
Of course, it’s not as nice as Greek, but it looks like the other ones.
That shouldn’t be.
how about how about hindi interesting look at him look at hindi hindi’s not look what hindi does
people oh wait leave that there sure that’s fantastic that gives you an understanding
look there’s none of the harmonizing look people it’s great that’s concerned about harmonia which
is a greek word and guess what they want to escape that’s their whole ideology buddhism is
about not being in this world where the greek it’s all about wanting to stay in this world
and oh my god i think i think you just discovered something like some kind of universal something
here you got going on yeah no because look it’s the language is it the language that’s determining
that exactly oh wouldn’t that wouldn’t that be great if the language is making you oh my god
here’s chinese mandarin it looks like hindi it doesn’t look like the middle east and it doesn’t
look like greek there’s difference a lot like languages so if there’s a similarity there’s a
significant if it looks exactly like it it means that it was derived from it or i wonder if go on
if you can make histories then based on this because if your mandarin is looking like your
hindi what does that say is that mirrored in the history of the people yeah so chinese is very
mandarin is very uh symbolic right the strokes all mean something very picturesque
and you see the acadian and the sumerian being the same thing they they allocate a sound to
um a sign and but that sign really means something and you don’t see that in the greek
you don’t see that in latin because latin’s from greek in in a way um you see that there’s
a i’ll have to show you this this law bellman’s curve law is very important in all of this
because Bellman’s curve allows us to understand what is introduced to us in a way that defies
the flow of reality. You can see a mark off to what is potentially supposed to be there.
Oh, I’m black again. Sorry, guys. Bellman’s curve, you can see the natural curve of life
and data i can take this stats and place it on the books that we read and we can identify
what’s real and what’s magic right so what’s real has this flow and what’s magic is introduced
and i can change the the power of the song here and you’ll see a dip in it showing me that
this is not flowing properly. And you see the interpretation of how pictographs turn to
Semitic, turn to Hebrew. There’s an opinion, a mark off, a chaotic spike that appears in the
logic, in the data. So there’s an interpretation, something that’s not flowing, something that’s
not correct in how we retrofit our understanding onto the language that it’s been developing
around. We don’t even take into consideration that we have a distillo tablet that has similar
markings that represent language pre-dating the Sumerian cuneiform. So there’s a whole bunch of
error within the Bellman’s curve when you retrofit information on our languages. That’s
what i found out great we need to clip clip that and that’s going to be pate’s what is that an
axiom or something it’s going to okay you’ve discovered something there that the rest of us
paid are gonna have to sit around and say what the hell is going on because i think i can follow it
but i gotta be honest man i’m asking myself if you’re an ai seriously i’m really asking myself
brilliant research i don’t think ai has it’s it’s marking on us human capacity we are so much
smarter than ai i have trouble with ai it sounds like a child to me like a oh god does it look
look me look you just made you just made me feel even dumber babe can you i tried to build a ladder
up to you and now i found out i’m even deeper okay i think they pulled the veil over your eyes
i’m on i think once they take that off of you you’ll see how how huge you are yeah no come on
come on no it’s that average size right that’s the one that we’re looking at you know yours
may be huge but that’s okay you know it’s just with difference um what i’m what i’m what i’m
really curious about is developing an understanding of that mapping out of the character of the
language that’s that’s brilliant to me something that you said was the latin was from the greek
and people don’t realize that those hut dwelling tribes um in italy were being colonized by greeks
And those Greeks were bringing them things like writing.
So when Pate says Greek is at the bottom there, it very much is.
It very much is.
And Latin is fortunate to inherit any good things from Greek.
But remember that Latin is always going to be that Italic,
hut-dwelling dialect underneath.
And they themselves, the Romans themselves, admitted that freely.
you know what i mean they thought it gave him some kind of rustic charm um pate uh this is fantastic
and i want to do this again um and i want people to be able to ask you questions so real quick
because i’m gonna run to teach a course can i leave this over for people to ask 15 minutes late
or two minutes late hey no no that’s okay that’s okay because paint to be quite honest i think your
findings are incredible and i would like to see more and you know what i mean um i think it’s
beautiful on your discord and and participate with workshops once we get it all working with
with chewy yeah i was just about to show you guys that all the scales that we have
from all that languages are up there too so we can create all the languages and all the music
hey i thank the music application can you do another presentation on that next time and i’ll
put you in in the workshop and pete is always in the air if he wants to circulate thank you
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