Cycle Log 4

I always hear loud helicopters flying overhead whenever I make a big change to this protocol. Anyway, I changed the 20 by 20 grid structure to instead be one line of 20 letters. Except, it wasn't really producing very good results, so I moved it instead to three lines, all processed in parallel by our word-finding function. Then I simplified the word-finding function itself—not primary, secondary, and tertiary anymore, but instead just a straight shot, taking all of the words that were found via sequential processing on all three lines and passing them straight to the cosmic scoring system for analysis.

The cosmic scoring system looks at all of the found words in parallel and, for each word, runs 100 Promise.all of the cryptographic random function, which pulls 100 indexes from our global 65k entry (the largest file size that a cryptographic function can search in one pass): 111110000011111...0000011111. Then it sums up the 100 entries to come up with a cosmic score. This part has not changed from one implementation to another, but I find that perhaps the three strands produce words faster and might be easier—I'm not sure. For some reason, I feel like I'm getting really good signal clarity on the grid version and very, very good word density. However, simply processing horizontally does also seem to produce valid results, but it's different, and I don't yet understand why it's slightly different.

It is faster, so that's a plus. I feel like I'm just staring at some kind of feed belt that is pulling out ambient information from some other source and is simply displaying a kind of meta-tag word that could correspond to an encapsulated energy formulation or thought. Again, I feel like Asian languages, with their unique lettering structure not tied to sounds themselves but instead to ideas, are designed for quantum communication. Whatever extraterrestrial race seeded these languages must have had the ability to use quantum communication devices.

You can test out the new app at spectra-x.replit.app.