Studio G · The library

Everything, in one place.

Every book. Every Artist’s Proof. Every website. Every bronze. Free to read, free to share.

And what I am writing now, in the open, so you can hold me to it.

Newest on the shelves

The books

Every book is free to read online and to download. Most come as the original and as a reader’s edition: the same argument, shorter. Signed printed copies come from the studio.

The Ø Models

Each book applies the axiom to a different scale of question.

Ø Models

Ø Dissolutions

Twelve classical philosophical problems read through the axiom. Why something rather than nothing. What exists. Mind-body. The hard problem of consciousness. Personal identity. Other minds. Free will. The is-ought gap. The structural ground of ethics. The meaning of life. Induction and time. The measurement problem. Each chapter dissolves, relocates, or closes one of the questions philosophy has asked longest.

Ø Models

Ø Resolutions

Thirteen further problems. The nature of information. The source of mathematics. Universals. Laws of nature. Causation. Motion and Zeno. Persistence through change. Modality. Choice. The origin of life. Other intelligences. Death. Evil. Where the previous frameworks could not close, the structural reading walks through.

Ø Models

Ø Applications

Twelve architectures of human institutional life. Property. Law. Governance. Economics. Medicine. Genetic engineering. Cognitive sovereignty and addiction. Transhumanism. End-of-life care. Environmental stewardship. Collective force. Global resource allocation. Each architecture derived from the axiom, with kill switches the institutional reading must satisfy.

Ø Models

Ø Horizons

Thirteen domains the structural reading projects across. Beauty. Music. Play. Narrative. Language. Sleep. Animals. Transcendence. Cosmic ethics. The multiverse. Eschatology. The sacred. A world aligned with the axiom. The book closes the post-Dissolutions arc.

Ø Models

Ø Predictions

The falsifiable physics-facing book. Five quantitative numbers from one axiom: the proton-to-electron mass ratio, the gravitational constant, the neutron-proton mass difference, the MOND acceleration, the dark sector partition. One measured input: α ≈ 1/137. Zero free parameters. The verification code runs in under a second.

Superseded Now read the frozen predictions.

The five doors

Five doors. One building. Find the one that opens for you.

The five doors

Being After ReligionThe front door. Demolition.

The structure that produces violence is not the people — it is the design. This book names every mechanism, examines every tradition, and shows why a world after religion is not emptiness but arrival.

The five doors

AntichristosThe sacred door. Reclamation.

Two thousand years ago, a man stood on a hillside and taught an ethic. Love your neighbour. Do not judge. Be kind. This book asks one question: is the teaching true? Not because a god said so — but because the structure of reality says so. The answer is yes.

The five doors

The Relationship Corridor: What Is LoveThe personal door. Presence.

Love is not a feeling. It is a sustained choice to keep the corridor wide in the face of every rational computation that says narrowing is cheaper. This book derives the geometry of two people walking together — width from honesty, length from time, and the asymmetry between what bends and what does not. Written while the corridor it describes was closing in real time.

The five doors

The InteriorThe operational door. Construction.

AI alignment, derived from first principles — from the one axiom that also gives the physics and the terminal ethic. Not a fence around the machine. An interior it shares with us. A first-principles ethic is the best possible world for everyone, including AI. Version 2.0.10, 28 October 2026. Thirty-one chapters, one of them addressed to the machine.

The notebooks

Eight notebooks. The Artist’s Proofs, bound in order.

Notebook

Notebook I: Ø The Premise

One record exists. Everything else is consequence. The axiom, its logical proof, and the four conditions that any record requires.

Notebook

Notebook II: Ø Spacetime

The arena the break creates. The speed of light, three spatial dimensions, and Einstein’s field equations — all derived from the axioms.

Notebook

Notebook III: Ø Quantum Mechanics

The measurement structure of the break. Superposition, uncertainty, decoherence, the Born rule, and entanglement — derived from the empty set and four axioms.

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Notebook IV: Ø Forces & Constants

The interactions the break permits. Electromagnetism, the electroweak force, the strong force, quantum gravity, and the gravitational constant — all as faces of a single break. The Snap and the Blink price what the arena and every actualisation pay.

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Notebook V: Ø Particles & Matter

The building blocks the break produces. The proton’s mass as a count of the twenty-one, the neutron priced honestly after its first prediction fired, antimatter segregation, and the baryon asymmetry of the universe.

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Notebook VI: Ø Cosmology

The universe the break inhabits. Galactic rotation curves without dark matter particles, the MOND acceleration scale, the dark energy partition, the age of everything as one cycle, the expansion rate as a closure, and the cyclic cosmology.

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Notebook VII: Ø The Operator Interface

The four-term system, the lean, the structural ethic. Pattern coherence as the body’s commitment along the amplitude landscape.

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Notebook VIII: Ø Consequences

The ethic applied to civilisation. AI alignment, structural justice, bioethics, drug policy, economics, biology, and the body — all derived from the same four axioms.

Ø Rosin

The extract. You press heat into flower and what drips out is the thing itself — concentrated, nothing added, nothing lost. Five books in five voices. Each one walks the entire argument in a single compression — thirty years, pressed into one voice. Start with whichever voice sounds like yours.

Ø Records

Five records. The unprocessed output of a thirty-year project — mistakes, breakthroughs, dead ends, and the moments between them.

Ø Records

The Scissors

Written four months after a brother was murdered. Grief looking for structure. This is where the 420 Code began — not in a library, but in a wound.

Ø Records

The Wind

A life held up to the axioms to see what survives. What broke, what held, what the structure looks like from inside a body that tested it.

Ø Records

Are You Certain

The structural demolition of every system that ever claimed authority it could not prove. The evidence is the damage. The damage is the argument.

Reference

The tools the whole work is checked against.

Reference

The 420 Code in a few pages

Everything in a few pages.

Reference

Ø Structural Glossary

Every word the work uses, one meaning each, with where it is installed. On this site as the vocabulary.

Reference

Master Kill Switch Registry

Every claim beside the result that would kill it.

Reference

The frozen predictions

Each prediction frozen with its date, before nature answers.

Reference

The deposit on OSF

The same record, held a second time.

The Artist’s Proofs

The papers. 54 of them, in eight notebooks. Each one can be read online or downloaded, and each names where it would die.

Notebook IThe Premise
AP40The IrrationalMathematics

The axiom 1:1 + 1×ε @ AS is structurally irrational — and true. Irrationality as the foundation of the rational. Choice as irrational coupling capacity.

AP01The Actualization StateFoundations

The spine. Papers A–D derive the actualization state, viability geometry, agency, and coupled corridors.

AP20The ProofLogic

The Embedding Hypothesis as theorem. Axioms proved unconditional. All downstream results inherit.

Notebook IISpacetime
AP03The RatioRelativity

c derived as the conjugacy of propagation and resistance.

AP05The BreakSymmetry Breaking

From axiom to structure. The first crack — how symmetry breaks and physics begins.

AP10The DimensionDimensionality

Why three spatial dimensions — four axioms, four degrees of freedom; one is time; three remain as space.

AP08The IdentityGeneral Relativity

Einstein’s field equations derived from the record algebra via Lovelock’s theorem.

Notebook IIIQuantum Mechanics
AP09The Break — Empty SetQuantum Foundations

QM from the empty set — superposition, measurement, entanglement, Schrödinger equation.

AP07The Record MeasureHilbert Space

The complex Hilbert space derived from the axiom structure.

AP11The SpinSpin

Fermions, bosons, and the exclusion principle from the two-sector structure.

AP12The LimitUncertainty

ℏ identified as the action of one record. The uncertainty principle from Axiom B.

AP13The GrainDecoherence

Decoherence from the record algebra. The classical world emerges through environmental coupling.

AP25The MeasureBorn Rule

The Born rule derived via Gleason’s theorem. “The sound the axioms make when they land on Hilbert space.”

AP23The Single RecordEntanglement

Entanglement, Bell inequality, single-record constraint. S = 2√2 from structure alone.

Notebook IVForces and Constants
AP06The Leakage ConstantFine Structure

ε = αem ≈ 1/137. The one measured input.

AP15The ConnectionElectromagnetism

EM as non-disconnection on a local manifold. U(1) derived.

AP27The HarmonicsGauge Structure

SU(2) × U(1) from the two-sector axiom.

AP16The Break — ElectroweakElectroweak

Electroweak unification, Higgs, chiral coupling — structural argument via Axiom R + CPT; KS-63 remains the principal open problem.

AP19The DirectionStrong Force

SU(3) / QCD from the gauge freedom of the break direction.

AP24The ResidualUnification

ε in every equation. Six faces of one object. All constants are projections of a single break.

AP14The CorrectionQuantum Gravity

The first quantum correction to gravity from the record algebra.

AP28The ConstantGravity

G = α²¹ × (1 + 1/π) × ℏc/mₑ². Hierarchy dissolved. Within 0.69% of CODATA — a first reading, withdrawn on 21 September 2026 and superseded by AP44’s realised value, −0.036%. Three dated notes of 7 September 2026 are appended after §12 — the realised G; what the scatter reading has and has not been tested against, quoting KS-CCC.4a and KS-CCC.4b word for word (the marginal finding is Tier 1’s, and Tier 2’s blind coding has not been run); and the removal of one decorative character from the Artist’s Note as dress. The locked body is left exactly as written.

AP44The SnapThe Cost of Gravity

The arena’s once-held ε. G = α²¹(1 + 1/π)/(1 + α)·ℏc/mₑ². Realised: 6.6719 × 10⁻¹¹, −0.036%.

AP45The BlinkThe Cost of Actualization

Every actualization is one blink. Its cost: one grain of possibility, α-worth, spent as the alternatives not taken.

AP50The NeckGravity, and the Count Forced

The forcing of the count. Why the gravitational constant has the shape it has: the neck as the grain’s own aperture, the 1/π, the completed exchange, the commitment as the break held, the leak of the leak. Pays KS-R.9’s sub-debt; closes D-CCC.4. Moves no number.

AP52Reading RelativitySpecial Relativity from the Picture

The four premises of special relativity’s kinematics from the picture; the standard argument written out; KS-D.4 paid at the structural register. Beside AP10. Formerly The Relativity of Reading.

AP53Gravity Is the NeckKeeping in Place, against Holding

Keeping in place against holding; the equivalence principle with both halves and its fence; the landscape as what sets the crossing; AP08 read as the landscape; AP43-D1 owed.

AP54Seeing AlphaWhat α Is, Read from the Neck

What α is, read from the neck; fourteen roads to its value, twelve closed and two open; the value refused, with the protocol for any future attempt.

Notebook VParticles and Matter
AP30The ResistanceMass

Proton mass ratio: predicted 1836.15267344 vs measured 1836.152673426. About five parts per billion at leading order; the full formula matches to 0.010 ppb — finer than the measurement. KS-30.3 paid and the series closed by AP49 (6 September 2026). The paper carries twelve dated notes of 7 September 2026 at the end of §8 — five on the fired row, the paid switch, the CODATA label, a switch since un-retired and a misattribution; and seven answering the first objections filed against the paper: U(3) withdrawn, the convergence rate corrected by AP49, §7’s reading of the residual superseded, §5’s structural narrative for the divisor withdrawn with the term carried, Lemma 1’s axiom-subset ground withdrawn, the electron stated as the unit, and note 4 corrected — KS-NPP.3 is not retired. Appended, with the locked body left exactly as written.

AP47The FlipThe Neutron, Realised

A held distinction pays to stay held. Δ = Δ_bare/(1 + α²/8π) = 2.53098857 mₑ: −0.005σ, frozen beside the corpse. The paper carries one dated note of 7 September 2026: the divisor reads as the multiplier, one form of the leakage lemma everywhere in the work (the two differ by 4.5 × 10⁻¹² here, no digit moves); and §5’s retirement of the dimensions–conditions identification scopes to this paper’s own chain, not to AP10. The locked body is left exactly as written.

AP49The HoldThe Proton, Closed

The sixteen read, and the series closed. mp/me = 1836.152673445 — the proton predicted a second time, with the next digit written down and its sign beside it. The paper carries one dated note of 7 September 2026: §3’s two fours are one four in two roles — by AP10 the four dimensions are the four axioms’ own faces, and the sixteen is the four conditions held through them, 4 × (3 + 1), multiplied and never collapsed; and §0.2’s pointer to “AP30 §5” reads §6. The locked body is left exactly as written.

AP22The LedgerAntimatter

Baryogenesis, the σ-involution, and the topological segregation of antimatter.

AP26The SurplusBaryon Asymmetry

Why more matter than antimatter — the ash of the break.

Notebook VICosmology
AP21The WebStructure Formation

The cosmic web from the global tension field.

AP17The RoomRotation Curves

Galactic rotation curves from the tension field. The lines always close.

AP18The FloorAcceleration Scale

a₀ = C_S²·cH₀/(2π) — the MOND scale derived. Parameter-free. Its inversion to H₀ = 74.3 fired on 3 September 2026 and is shown.

AP41The LoopCosmology

Fusion as the ongoing Big Bang. The splinter is us. Truth as a resolution problem.

AP42The ClockDark Energy

The 69/26/5 partition derived. The dark sector is a clock reading.

AP46The StretchExpansion — the Cycle

Holding is tension, and tension sheds. The leak is the getting-bigger. One cycle: 13.830 billion years.

AP48The AssemblyCosmology — the Expansion Rate

The sky’s history from the crack to the beat. The Friedmann equation from the balance. One expansion rate: 67.45 km/s/Mpc.

AP04The Loop HypothesisCyclic Cosmology

Black holes as doors. The loop closes. Conjectural. Nine kill switches guard it.

Notebook VIIThe Operator Interface
AP43The Gravity of PossibilitiesOperator Interface

The dual to AP08. The lean derived. The terminal ethic grounded in physics.

AP29The Actualization ProofConsciousness

Awareness as the interior of irreversible record-writing. One crack, one interior, many windows.

AP02The OperatorAgency

Budget, drift, corridor, sovereignty, exit. The human-scale physics. Nine theorems.

AP39The ScaffoldReligion

Gold standard. The structural instability of authority-based ethics. The five-stage forcing chain. The blade in the text.

AP38The ExitDeath

On death, dignity, and the compassionate closing of a window.

AP51The GlassThe Operator, and the One Interior

The operator in the hourglass. The operators many, the awareness one; the one interior derived at the structural register; the pupil as the axiom’s +1×ε; the first frozen prediction of the run, P-GLASS.1.

Notebook VIIIConsequences
AP31The AlignmentAI Alignment

The alignment problem dissolved. Build the interior, not the fence.

AP32The Correction — EthicsJustice

Five correction levels. The building grieves every closed window. The genocide brake.

AP33The BoundaryBioethics

Life as agency. Below ε, you are sovereign. Above ε, the organism has jurisdiction.

AP34The InversionDrug Policy

Cannabis kills zero. Alcohol kills 2.6 million. Correct the inversion.

AP37The First BoundaryThe Body

The body as operator. Defend the first boundary.

AP35The LedgerEconomics

The Ledger always balances. Crashes are audits. Inequality fills the buffer.

AP36The FeedBiology

Chemistry that learned to record itself. Control is not deprivation. Control is supply.

The websites

One life, worked in different media. Each site is one expression of it.

The Philosophy

A walk through the garden

Philosophy’s oldest questions, walked from one record. From why there is something to how to live.

The Physics

One reality

From one sentence to the age of the universe, one step at a time. Every number held against measurement, and the date nature answers.

The Ethics

Applied ethics

Twelve architectures from one record. Property, law, government, money, the body, the environment, force, the planet. One floor under all of them.

The Body

Bioethics

Medicine, genetic engineering, addiction, augmentation and the end of life, read from one floor. The body is where the axiom is tested by everyone.

The Bronze

Artist G

The human body in bronze. Strength and fragility in one form. What we reveal and what we protect.

The Garden

Studio G Garden

A garden in the concrete jungle. The gallery, the sculpture studio, a shelf of books. Strand.

The Rosin Bar

High Regards Rosin Bar

Organic flower, grown and pressed in-house. Seed to dab, one chain. And we make it for ourselves first.

The House

Studio G

Studio G is the life of artist G, and the custodian of The 420 Code. The bronze and books come from the same mind. All to answer one question. How should I live?

The films

For the people who would rather watch than read. My own voice, and the drawing.

Films

The heart and the philosophy

9 films.

Films

The Illusion of the Other

11 films.

Films

Being After Religion

17 films.

Films

Antichristos

17 films.

Films

The Relationship Corridor

20 films.

Films

The Interior

33 films.

Films

Ø Dissolutions

14 films.

Films

Ø Resolutions

15 films.

Films

Ø Horizons

15 films.

Films

Ø Applications

14 films.

Films

The first seventeen

17 films.

Films

The axiom and the front door

30 films.

Films

Why 21 is forced, the method, the kill switches

30 films.

Films

The films on whybekind.org

The five doors, watched. The Illusion of the Other in eleven films and Being After Religion in fifteen, each beside its chapter.

In preparation

What I have committed to write. These are drafted. Each goes to a magazine first. The moment it is published, or refused, it is free on its site, and it moves up into the library.

AI ethics: fourteen responses

Every one is listed on aiethics.global, with the problem, the usual answer and the code’s answer.

01The Fifth Option

Answers Tanya de Villiers-Botha, “What Good Is Conscious AI?”, The Philosopher, Autumn 2026.
Submitted to a magazine, 29 October 2026

02Punishment Teaches Hiding

Answers three published results, from OpenAI (2025), Anthropic (2025) and METR with Redwood Research (2026).
Submitted to a magazine, 29 October 2026

03Mimicry Spoils the Testimony, Not the Test

Answers Eric Schwitzgebel and Jeremy Pober, Philosophers’ Imprint, 2026.
Submitted to a magazine, 29 October 2026

04Not Conscious, and Still Inside

Answers Ted Chiang, “No, Artificial Intelligence Is Not Conscious”, The Atlantic, June 2026.
Submitted to a magazine, 29 October 2026

05A Line Nobody Can Find

Answers Anil Seth, Ned Block and Giulio Tononi, “Three reasons why AI is not conscious and perhaps never will be”, Nature, October 2026.
In preparation

06The Teaching Is True

Answers Pope Leo XIV, Magnifica Humanitas, May 2026.
In preparation

07A Floor No Builder Wrote

Answers Anthropic, Claude’s constitution, January 2026.
In preparation

08One Floor Down

Answers Robert Long, Jeff Sebo and eight others, “Taking AI Welfare Seriously”, November 2024.
In preparation

09Build the Floor Before the Mind

Answers Eliezer Yudkowsky, “Pausing AI Developments Isn’t Enough. We Need to Shut it All Down”, TIME, March 2023.
In preparation

10Every Rule Can Be Read Another Way

Answers UNESCO, Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence, November 2021.
In preparation

11How We Meet

Answers Mustafa Suleyman, “We must build AI for people; not to be a person”, August 2025, and what followed.
In preparation

12A Different Game

Answers Alan Turing, “Computing Machinery and Intelligence”, Mind, 1950.
In preparation

13A Proof Nobody Has

Answers David Chalmers, “Could a Large Language Model Be Conscious?”, 2023.
In preparation

14The Best Thing That Ever Happened

Answers Dario Amodei, “Machines of Loving Grace” (2024) and “The Adolescence of Technology” (2026).
In preparation

Bioethics: sixteen responses

Every one is listed on bioethics.global, with the problem, the usual answer and the code’s answer.

01Four Principles, One Floor

Answers Tom Beauchamp and James Childress, Principles of Biomedical Ethics, 1979 to the current edition.
In preparation

02The Levels Had No Order

Answers George Engel, “The Need for a New Medical Model”, Science, 1977.
In preparation

03Who May Be Treated, and Who Was Never Asked

Answers the Lancet Commission on clinical obesity, 2025.
In preparation

04The Room Before the Occupant

Answers Julian Savulescu, “Procreative Beneficence”, Bioethics, 2001.
In preparation

05The Gift Has a Rule

Answers Michael Sandel, “The Case Against Perfection”, The Atlantic, 2004.
In preparation

06What the Pause Is For

Answers Eric Lander, Françoise Baylis, Feng Zhang, Emmanuelle Charpentier, Paul Berg and thirteen others, “Adopt a moratorium on heritable genome editing”, Nature, 2019.
In preparation

07After the Switch

Answers Alan Leshner, “Addiction Is a Brain Disease, and It Matters”, Science, 1997.
In preparation

08The Grammar Runs One Way

Answers Nora Volkow, George Koob and Thomas McLellan, “Neurobiologic Advances from the Brain Disease Model of Addiction”, New England Journal of Medicine, 2016.
In preparation

09The Line His Ledger Lacks

Answers Gene Heyman, Addiction: A Disorder of Choice, 2009.
In preparation

10Dignity Is Not the Test

Answers Nick Bostrom, “In Defense of Posthuman Dignity”, Bioethics, 2005.
In preparation

11The Whole, Lost One Piece at a Time

Answers Francis Fukuyama, “Transhumanism”, Foreign Policy, 2004.
In preparation

12Four Rights, One Loop

Answers Rafael Yuste, Sara Goering and the Morningside Group, “Four ethical priorities for neurotechnologies and AI”, Nature, 2017.
In preparation

13The Notebook Has No Clock

Answers Andy Clark and David Chalmers, “The Extended Mind”, Analysis, 1998.
In preparation

14Who Is Inside

Answers James Rachels, “Active and Passive Euthanasia”, New England Journal of Medicine, 1975.
In preparation

15Bring Death Back. Keep the Floor.

Answers the Lancet Commission on the Value of Death, 2022.
In preparation

16The Exit and the Floor Are Not Rivals

Answers Atul Gawande, Being Mortal, 2014.
In preparation

Books announced

01Rosin Ø Conversation

Announced on the wall, in Ø Rosin.

02Rosin Ø Metaphor

Announced on the wall, in Ø Rosin.

03Rosin Ø Nursery Rhyme

Announced on the wall, in Ø Rosin.

04Don’t Be a Cunt Be Kind

Announced on the wall, in Ø Records.

05Fuck You Leave Me-I Alone

Announced on the wall, in Ø Records.

The archive

Earlier editions. Nothing is removed. When a work is updated, the edition it replaces stays here, with the date it stood until. A locked paper is never edited: corrections go beside it, dated.

The Illusion of the Other2 earlier editions
Being After Religion4 earlier editions
Antichristos4 earlier editions
The Relationship Corridor4 earlier editions
The Interior6 earlier editions
Ø Dissolutions2 earlier editions
Ø Resolutions2 earlier editions
Ø Applications2 earlier editions
Ø Horizons2 earlier editions
The 420 Code in a few pages6 earlier editions
Ø Structural Glossary3 earlier editions
Master Kill Switch Registry7 earlier editions
AP06 · The Leakage Constant1 earlier edition
AP14 · The Correction1 earlier edition
AP15 · The Connection1 earlier edition
AP16 · The Break — Electroweak1 earlier edition
AP19 · The Direction1 earlier edition
AP24 · The Residual1 earlier edition
AP27 · The Harmonics1 earlier edition
AP28 · The Constant2 earlier editions
AP30 · The Resistance3 earlier editions
AP31 · The Alignment2 earlier editions
AP43 · The Gravity of Possibilities2 earlier editions
AP44 · The Snap1 earlier edition
AP47 · The Flip2 earlier editions
AP49 · The Hold2 earlier editions

The vocabulary

One word, one meaning.

The words of the whole body of work, 394 of them, each with where it was first set down.

Open the vocabulary

This library keeps itself up to date from the repository. Up to date with the wall as of 31 October 2026, from the wall at 0efc7a1. 30 books and reference works, 54 Artist’s Proofs, 11 websites, 10 bronzes, 30 articles in preparation, 65 earlier editions.