Omni‑Logic Public License (OLPL)

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The Omni‑Logic Public License (OLPL) is a modern, enforceable license built for the next century of software — one where humans, corporations, and artificial systems all interact with code in ways traditional licenses never anticipated.

Wild Men, Routes and Thresholds: A Probabilistic Reading of British Wild-Man Traditions

What do witnesses see when they report a wild man in Britain: an animal, a hoax, a misidentified stranger, or something older than modern categories allow? The answer depends on how we read the evidence. A hidden breeding population of large humanoids is biologically improbable, but the folklore is real and persistent. The woodwose, the mountain presence, the roadside figure and the forest watcher all belong to a deeper pattern. They appear where human order weakens: at gates, paths, moors, woods and dusk. This essay proposes a different model for the British wild man: not cryptid, but threshold.

Post Fate

This work advances a cold and radical thesis: the future may continue without man remaining its central subject. The systems we built to extend our power—industry, computation, automation, infrastructure—are no longer merely our tools. They are becoming the deeper structure of the world, increasingly able to organize energy, matter, information, and control without us at the center.