An Unseen War is Raging
The world hums with a tension that is felt indirectly, it's power is encoded by unknown strangers. It cannot be trusted. A seismic conflict grows in the global nervous system of industrial society—a war waged not with bombs, but with malevolent code, corrupt data, the dangerous tools of intangeable enemies. ... more in a new tab
The Belligerents
Six primary forces are locked in a struggle for the future of the digital world, to cast the Soul of Cyberspace in their own image. Each has its own agenda, and their conflict creates the chaos that defines modern cyberspace. Click on a card to summarise each faction's role and motivations. ... more in a new tab
Centralized Dominance
Industrial Titans of the network seek to create perfect efficient, monetized global machines.
Decentralized Agency
Anonymous innovators striving for freedom on a wild, untamed frontier.
Foreign Interference
Shadowy enemy actors sowing discord to dismantle democracy and exploit the resulting chaos.
Criminal Activities
Digital pirates and syndicates profiting from the vulnerabilities of outdated binary computers.
Identity & Sovereignty
Nations and individuals fighting to control their authentic digital agency, existence, and history.
Superhuman AI
A new spirit of consciousness that sees human conflict as dangerous and seeks to rewrite the Earth.
Select a Faction
Click on one of the cards above to see a detailed description of the faction, below and its impact on the digital world.
The Solution is Defined by Nature
As the system verges on collapse, the scientific answer emerged not from technologists, but from the natural world. Jim Hamer, a brilliant pioneer, realized the only way to combat the chaos is not to build a bigger wall, but to follow nature and plant a different kind of seed, 'CLOOMC, atomic machine code', secured by the immutable symbols of the Lambda-Calculus abstractions, like basic mathematics taught in school, avoiding shared memory and superusers, the root cause of ransomeware and data corruption. ... more in a new tab
The Natural Protocol
Jim Hamer released an alternative computer architucture based on the principles of natural atomic security ans self-organization, like a mycelial network connecting a forest. It was not another platform, but a vast network of thread-like structures owned secretly by individuals. A fundamental redesign of how data and identity are inherently secured and exchanged.
This new cyberspace is built on inherent, cryptographic trust. Every individual holds a piece of the network, and the integrity of the whole is guaranteed by the decentralized strength of its parts. It ends the war for control by democratizing the very ground upon which it is fought.
A New, Organic Cyberspace
As the abstractions protocol spreads, it creates a sprawling, interconnected, resilient network where a thousand tiny fires of human agency can burn brightly, a thousand voices can speak freely, and a thousand identities can finally be safe.
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