A system can generate infinitely many coherent ideas. Most of them should not persist. In a world where memory can be externalized and thought outsourced, the challenge is no longer generation. It is selection. What survives across time is not determined by popularity alone—but by structural fitness. This new essay within the AI Bitcoin Recursion Thesis® explores: • coherence vs reality alignment • recursive selection • persistence vs propagation • the interaction between “I” and system constraints • will as a stabilizing trajectory across time An idea can spread rapidly and still fail structurally. A robust system is not one that eliminates complexity— but one that can operate within it without drifting into fragmentation. The modern environment rewards: speed, novelty, amplification. But enduring systems require something else: selection, constraint, and recursive stability. New post now live on Kizziah.Blog.
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