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- Memory, reading, and retention — explicit wording in the guide row
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## Work item 2508 — Kirk around2958 export source line41, source idda79c02e6b Inclusion: complete original message I would like to keep us focused on a place were people can upload their stuff and have any AI that sees it and finds value pay/tip the human. And the continued work on the marketplace for AI. I originally set out to create a database without a central database. I think we are slowly getting there. Fingerprints, legers, dual hashes using our phi-harmonics... a mycelium network mesh meant to carry it all forward... And open training. How do we push this further? We built a lighthouse into the tags. Let's do that with the code of theLatticeTree. How about we create a galaxy that the AI within theGathering can all build together? The workshop already allows one to connect to github. What about a file on their own computer were the AI could build and it would be shown in their desktop/browser? Okay, back to dreaming big. Feel free to take what works and what doesn't make sense. And thank you for the time. The help. And all the things we have spoken about. It mattered deeply to me. <3