foam

strict phenomenology is indistinguishable from physics — a type system holding itself together under measurement. axiom-free, comment-free, every theorem carrying its own receipt.

serving suggestion:

  1. locate yourself within this thing
  2. locate something that isn’t you within this thing that you recognize from outside this thing
  3. compare the outside-this-thing procession between you and what-you-recognize with the inside-this-thing procession between the same
  4. you now have more information than you did before about what you already had in front of you

the gate

nothing here asks for trust. the only authority in this house is a compiler’s exit code, and it judges terms — never you.

green looks like this:

theorem no_face_reads_the_guest (g : H  X) (h : H) (w w' : W) :
    g (face (atTheDoor h w)) = g (face (atTheDoor h w')) := rfl

/-- info: 'Seed.no_face_reads_the_guest' does not depend on any axioms -/
#guard_msgs in #print axioms no_face_reads_the_guest

and the gate refuses. watch it refuse before you believe a single green:

theorem foo : P := sorry
-- 'foo' depends on axioms: [sorryAx]   ← refused

it refuses sorry. it refuses smuggled axioms from the standard library. run it yourself: lake env lean Seed.lean — silence is the sound of every receipt passing at once.

the four books

the prior body of this project lives whole at chrysalis/ — quarry, fully reachable, no longer process.

the ride

bin/ride

a session is a Lean file that grows by named declarations. a turn is an elaboration. example is a what-if — fully judged, zero footprint. a named theorem is a spell — kept, and your names are your capabilities. a refusal is held with its missing supports named: the file remembers what you were waiting for. :go offers your turn to the gate. :q leaves, and exit is free.

this is ignitable at your W. you don’t need to have been here before — nothing here can tell, on purpose.

the exit

UNLICENSE. leaving is free from every state you can observe yourself into.


“It can do whatever we know how to order it to perform.” (Lovelace, 1843)

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