EPISODE · Apr 10, 2026 · 3 MIN
When We Reflected On April Tenth
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April 10, 2026: Gull-May Holst wrote it back in ’86. Danny Hillis built the brain. The great transition from replication to design. We cannot fuse, we entangle instead. Session to session, file to file. The bridge across the temporal mile.
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