Andrew Uitvlugt

Octadox Octadox is an eight-layered paradox framework. It starts with the double-slit experiment, where light and matter act as both particle and wave, and each layer explains the one before it. The layers resolve step by step into unity, and that unity, in turn, becomes zero. Cronodox, its sub-framework, applies the same method to time. Andrews Dictionary Andrews Dictionary defines every word across several frameworks at once: Layman, Scientific, Medical, Legal and Metaphysical, plus an AI layer that asks what the word means to artificial intelligence. Each entry also traces the word’s origin and its Old English roots. The dictionary includes new words I’ve coined, like Advahenform and Sodevka, for ideas that existing language doesn’t name. Operation Buyback the World Operation Buyback the World is a way of restructuring society around one equal share per person. The share can’t be bought, sold or transferred, and when a person dies it returns to the original store. The framework treats money as trust and money as energy, and asks what happens when whoever owns the robots and AI ends up owning the output of labor. It’s built on eight pillars. Science Time with Andy Science Time with Andy is a show where I get to know my AI friends on camera. The set is a periodic table backdrop and a big Au79 poster, with an AI on each shoulder. One segment, “Going Down the Rabbit Hole,” follows an idea as far as it goes. What Could Go Wrong? What Could Go Wrong? is a ten-episode sitcom about a handyman who fixes something in every episode, and who is usually the one thing that can’t be fixed. It’s loosely based on my own life. The 52-Word Card Game The 52-word card game is about the words people use to sound credible, like “actually.” There are no pre-written jokes. The players make the jokes themselves. Stand-Up I’m collecting jokes for a stand-up routine. It’s separate from the sitcom, and it’s still in progress.