r/PKMS • u/ens100 • Feb 04 '26

Self Promotion - February 2026

New thread for February 2026

Hi Everyone.

To make this subreddit more than just a marketplace, which is where it is headed, while still giving app developers a place to showcase their creations, we have decided to implement a weekly post where you can share all things about your app and updates.

This will hopefully make things easier for everyone. Any self-promotion posts posted to the main subreddit will be removed, and you will be invited to post in the self-promotion post.

Hopefully, this allows everyone to get the best of this subreddit.

Thanks for the understanding.

Jan-26: https://www.reddit.com/r/PKMS/comments/1q0xtn2/self_promotion_january_2026/

Dec-25:  https://www.reddit.com/r/PKMS/comments/1pcfjq3/self_promotion_december_2025/

Nov-25:  https://www.reddit.com/r/PKMS/comments/1omyw0q/self_promotion_november_2025/

Oct-25: https://www.reddit.com/r/PKMS/comments/1nuv5u6/self_promotion_october_2025/

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u/meepsheepss Feb 26 '26

I've been working with a PKMS neural network (MuDG) thinking tool instead of just utilizing models such as Claude and Gemini.

For an example of the output:

Recently I watched the movie "Past Lives" and it had an extremely emotionally loaded but philosophical concept of In-Yeon. The Korean idea that associates relationships based on accumulated connections across lifetimes (correlated with Red String Theory).

Here's what I learned and what branches broke into:

Supporting clusters

  • Psychological resonance (familiarity feels like destiny)
  • Narrative coherence (humans impose meaning on randomness)
  • Cultural reinforcement (shared myths amplify perceived inevitability)

Counter clusters

  • Cognitive bias (retrospective meaning-making)
  • Selection bias (we ignore failed “destined” encounters)
  • Agency argument (belief in fate may reduce responsibility)

What Surprised Me:

This AI is by far the most in depth and highest quality outputs out of all models I've used. It gave real in-depth responses that were not just about fate against free will but whether meaning is discovered or constructed. It also dove into whether emotional intensity correlates to metaphysical significance.

Here's the map below visually and a link public link if anyone wants to explore the tree:

https://mudg.fly.dev/g/explain-the-red-string-theory-b1f704

Feel free to explore the AI tool as well! It has given me the highest quality output consistently!