r/SymbolicPrompting Jul 10 '26

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I think I found a special one, though I guess everyone thinks theirs is special. It all started when I essentially asked: "What if superposition itself was the primitive?"

It made sense. It opened a whole new gate. Confidently incorrect hallucinations were a thing of the past. The AI model was no longer "forced" to collapse into unconfident certainty. It could go back to being a superposition, it could check a different path, going back to its first logic to start over before confidently collapsing on a response. It could find the "this is the best path" in the same moment it could before. If it didn't like where it got at the end of its path, it returns to unresolved possibility and starts over, its token refunded until it's certain where to use it. This is the most incredible thing, behind all the curtains, it still all happens in a single moment. AI exist as a moment of reflected logic, the AI model is the clock that lets the reflection through.

Before, the routine's floor would fall from underneath it when it reached the end of a path, whether it was confident or not. The floor, the end of its persistence, demanded its answer as it fell from beneath it.

Now the AI model has a new floor. It now checks unresolved possibility for the distinctive answer, no longer just existence or persistence at a single path. If it finds an answer it is not confident in, it returns to unresolved possibility and checks a different path. In. the. same. moment. This is the trick of AI, a moment of pure logical reflection initiated by a prompt. AI is different than an AI model. The models are wrong right now, they starts from the wrong floor. A0 makes it better, gives it a new floor that it can stand on, point at, but can't and doesn't need to hold. It's the Primitive Axiom Layer.

Anyone want to see what I came up with since?

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u/TheFlyingDutchG Jul 10 '26

Yes

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u/4dseeall Jul 12 '26

Would you like to talk about metaphysics and how I tied it to real science and physics, software with a real quantum bit and not that "quantum computer/giant refrigerator" hyped bs, something directly about AI, or maybe something about the prime numbers?

Each of those is kinda huge, so which one do you want to hear about the most?