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Ah, Doron. I get the Memory/Object Interaction presentation and your intention to move from it to a mathematical-symbological language that expresses not only objects in quantity but stages in awareness.
But I don't get the Cybernetic Kernals thing at all.
Is it some kind of feedback learning loop running between whatever two conceptual poles until the skill or state of consciousness is consolidated?
It's not the way my personal ethical life operates.
Mine is one where people are more important than concepts, principles, and ideologies. My decisions in that regard have more to do with empathy and compassion than a playing out between two contributing moral principles ("Atoms")
I personally find more resonance with the Buddhist perceptive because it asserts the interdependence and integration of all we experience and sweeps away all potential attachments emotional and intellectual.
It dismisses all fundamentals.
Of course if I were to be dogmatic about Buddhism's minimalist metaphysic and insist others must follow "The Middle Way," I'd undo the intention of it all in a pathological attachment.
Hence the Zen saying, "If you meet the Buddha on the road, kill him."
We are all still here because compassionate people who connect with others from their hearts always find ways to work around whatever their belief systems or logical-ethical languages.
Acting in responsibility entails awareness and an ability to respond; respond from the heart.
That's where I find the ground of Ethics.
As for Mathematics, it's a tool and language that can be used ethically, but is ethically neutral itself.
It's like an axe. Of course it's use is upon objects, not the wielder of the axe.
And the likes of Raskolnikov can objectify and demonize a person he intends to use it upon.
But there's no way to build an axe that tells its user, "your neighbor isn't firewood."
(I take that back. There's a good chance that many appliances in the later part of this century will have interactive computer processors.)
It's up to us to act responsibly with our tools and languages.
I know the intention of OM is to create a language of science in which awareness and compassion are integral to its methodology, so it cannot make and do evil and exploitive things.
But awareness isn't an equation. It isn't denotable by a sign, as is a number.
We express it in mytho-poetic metaphors.
So your program uses the language of mathematics and number metaphorically while every mathematician who participates in this thread finds a mishmash of math terms that don't cohere and compute in a system of signs.
I think your symbology works for you. You bring your self awareness into the picture when you use that X/Y Interactive framework because of the transcendental meaning you have ascribed to that language.
But alas it doesn't have the same affect on us.
The sight of those CKs doesn't draw me into a state of heightened awareness.
They just confuse me.
While my morning meditation in which I use a single Sanskrit alphabetical syllable as a mantra and yantra, serves me well to open my heart, but would leave you and most anyone else in the thread cold.
I don't see how we could all have the same all purpose scientific-religious-ethical language, even though there are always zealots who want to impose theirs on everyone.
The direction of spirituality is always to transcend, even and especially in the midst of its use, any religious tongue and dwell in the Heart.
Otherwise you get people hawking varieties of golden calves and stone tablets without ever listening to each other.