WCAT × CMC

Exploring Experiential Worlds, Subject Structures, and Structural Freedom

An evolving open research project. Through writing, case observation, dream research, AI experimentation, and open collaboration, we attempt to understand:

Why do different people form different experiential worlds?

Why do some pathways gradually become locked?

Is there such a thing as observable, reconstructible structural freedom?

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Ongoing observation · Open case collection · Continuously updated
Currently in Progress
Ongoing
The Short History of Will
Using WCAT as a framework to observe subject structures, emotion objectification, and meaning generation.
Ongoing
The Short History of Consciousness
Approaching consciousness, experiential worlds, and structural freedom from cognitive science and complex systems perspectives.
Ongoing
Open Case Program
Ongoing accumulation of anonymized cases. Target: 100+ short-term cases, 20+ long-term cases.
Exploratory
AI × Subject Structure Experiments
Exploring structural changes in the coupling between different subject structures and AI.
Long-term Ongoing
Dream Observation Program
Recording tension, coping patterns, and structural changes observed in dreams.
Participation
Open Observation
No identity disclosure required; all materials are anonymized
Long-term Case Program
Invitation-based; ongoing records of dreams and change processes
Co-Build Program
Research / Translation / AI experiments / Tool development
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