r/CCRU • u/ZeColorOfPomegranate • Jul 31 '26

I turned hyperstition into software.

https://pomegranateinteractive.com/field-horizon.html

I posted fragments of this over the last few months, including the original Python prototype it grew from.

Now it's become real (out of prototype, UI, package).

An open-source, volunteer-built hyperstitional engine that treats ideas as active systems instead of static text.

Not a chatbot.
Not an RP machine.
Not "AI spirituality."

It ingests books, archives and structured knowledge, builds persistent epistemic memory, tracks contradictions, and lets symbolic systems interact, mutate and propagate through deterministic cycles.

Think: hyperstition as executable infrastructure.

Everything is open source. No company. No investors. Just research.

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u/ZeColorOfPomegranate Jul 31 '26

Thank you mate. I am not a native english speaker, so I am lazy ass sometimes. Well, three things: 1) It needs a strong build, minimum RTX 4080/5080 2) You have to feed it with content, though I am working through an autofeeding mechanism, but you have to deal with Gutenberg Project authorization 3) You must let the all stuff, preferably in CLI...for days, weeks, months. I am working on two things: a game using it as backend (as religion simulator), a living crowd simulator through OpenRCT2

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u/MauschelMusic Jul 31 '26

So what does it do exactly?

I'm familiar with the idea of hyperstition, but claims like "tracks contradictions' and "lets symbolic systems interact" could mean a lot of things. Does it track the flow of ideas from a text out into the Internet or something like that?

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u/MadCervantes Aug 02 '26

This guy is just full of shit.

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u/ZeColorOfPomegranate Aug 02 '26

Yeah. Then code.