If consciousness isn’t owned, then death isn’t loss. Thomas W. Clark’s “generic subjectivity” reframes mortality without mysticism—showing that awareness itself was never yours to begin with.
Byzantium’s Shift The Fluxian Calendar (FC) begins with the writings of Plutarch and the founding of Theseanism in Athens. In this reckoning, Year 0 FC corresponds roughly to 50 CE — the era when Theon of Athens first articulated the Fluxian principle of transformation. Theseanism takes its name from Plutarch’s “Ship of Theseus” paradox, the question of whether a thing …
Dreams of Continuity “Continuity is not what binds us; relation is.” — Neo-Thesean Proverb 1950 FC (Fluxian Calendar) – 2025 CE (Common Era) The sun had not yet crept over the horizon, but the world was already awash in a pale, silvery light. Zael stirred, the echoes of a dream clinging to him—an unfamiliar sensation in his Fluxian existence. In …