GEB

The Dual Dilemma

Current systems face a dual challenge: perceptual seclusion and structural centralization.

Perception Seclusion

Unable to perceive or react to external uncertainty, confined to a formal computational world.

Structural Centralization

Lacking individual sovereignty, forced to rely on centralized authorities for arbitration and trust.

The Root Cause

The dilemma lies in Gödel's incompleteness.

The Theory to Complex Adaptive Systems

Π² Structure

Bitcoin implements that Feferman summaries Turing's Π² structure, (∀x)(∃y)R(x,y), to achieve decentralized consensus, using miners as oracles and the longest chain rule for iterative validation.

Ordinal Logic

Bitcoin's timestamp server is precisely the ingenious engineering embodiment of ordinal logic which solves the trust problem of oracle results and forms a continuously tending toward completeness system.

Non-cooperative Game

Non-cooperative Game acts as the system's convergence mechanism that leverages the rational competition of self-interested agents to naturally collapse the multiple possible histories generated by Ordinal Logic into a single, immutable history without a central authority.

Paradigm Leap

From BEVM(λ) to GEB

The Four-layer collaborative structure proposed by GEB originates from a systematic breakthrough in the paradigm of single formal systems, aiming to address the problems of perceptual closure and structural centralization. Although its theoretical foundation stems from Turing's design concepts of oracle Turing machines and transfinite iteration, the real starting point of GEB in the engineering path is the earlier BEVM(λ) framework.

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Individual Account

In BEVM(λ): An abstract concept of ownership.
In GEB: An account system based on private keys and UTXOs, making ownership real and verifiable.

.02

Computable Turing Machine

In BEVM(λ): An abstract set of computation rules (λ-calculus).
In GEB: A validation engine that all nodes use to determine if a transaction is valid.

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Ordinal Logic System

In BEVM(λ): Consensus was understood as a static algorithm, such as the "longest chain principle.”
In GEB: Ordinal Logic System acts as the "adjudicator," dynamically weaving these proposed solutions into a single, trusted history through continuous iteration (the addition of new blocks).

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Non-cooperative Game

In BEVM(λ): It appeared as a static "Consensus Perception Mechanism." It was merely a theoretical component attempting to map external signals to on-chain value but lacked the dynamic coupling to enforce system evolution.
In GEB: It evolves into a dynamic "Convergence Engine". It functions as the driving force that uses competitive incentives to filter "multiple possible histories" into a single, unique history via Nash Equilibrium.

GEB System Architecture

A Heterogeneous Collaborative Agere Network

1. Your Account is Your Bitcoin Address

Your identity and assets in the GEB system are proven by the Bitcoin private keys you own.

2. Registering Funds

To use your Bitcoin in GEB, you make a special transaction on the Bitcoin network. This locks your funds' value into the GEB system securely.

3. The Advantage

This allows GEB to use Bitcoin's powerful security and decentralized nature as its foundation.

Individual account

The entire system is built on Bitcoin.

Perceptual Symbiosis with Bitcoin

1. Your Account is Your Bitcoin Address

Your identity and assets in the GEB system are proven by the Bitcoin private keys you own.

2. Registering Funds

To use your Bitcoin in GEB, you make a special transaction on the Bitcoin network. This locks your funds' value into the GEB system securely.

3. The Advantage

This allows GEB to use Bitcoin's powerful security and decentralized nature as its foundation.

Individual account

The entire system is built on Bitcoin.

Scoring Mechanism for Human-Computer Interaction

1. Core Function

Its job is to receive a completed task (a "Proof of Task") and check it against pre-set, network-wide rules.

2. How It Works

When a task result is submitted, every node in the network uses the same engine to verify it. If the result breaks any rule, it is automatically rejected. This ensures the system remains logical and consistent.

Computable Turing Machine

This is the system's "law of physics," a validation engine that automatically enforces the rules.

Individual account

The entire system is built on Bitcoin.

Computable Turing Machine

This is the system's "law of physics," a validation engine that automatically enforces the rules.

Ordinal Logic System

Adjudicates a unique, credible history from multiple "candidate solutions" proposed by oracles, using a reputation-based evolutionary consensus.

Non-cooperative Game

Resolves multiple possible futures into a single reality through competitive mechanisms, ensuring system stability and immutability.

The Journey of GEB

BTC Layer2 Exploration

To boost Bitcoin's throughput, Layer2 solutions aimed to enhance off-chain capacity but saw limited adoption, failing to impact broader usage.

Taproot Consensus

Combining Bitcoin SPV state channels with Taproot aimed to enable decentralized custody and expand smart contracts. However, with BTC already mainstream in exchanges and mining pools, improving its consensus mechanism was more crucial than enhancing its currency features.

SuperBitcoin

This stage introduced a crypto system leveraging Bitcoin's security, but it failed to address the "dreamworld disconnection" of Ethereum-like virtual machines, which operate solely within internal liquidity and lack real-world data integration.

BitAgere

BitAgere, drawing parallels between Bitcoin's "mechanical consensus" and AI agents' cognition, aimed to bridge perception gaps by integrating AI sensing on-chain, enhancing real-world awareness and Crypto-AI synergy.

BEVM(λ) Paradigm

BEVM(λ), built on Bitcoin's design, distills four pillars—Individual model, λ-calculus, consensus algorithm, and consensus-aware algorithm—while preserving energy conservation and decentralization. With the Agere subsystem, it boosts autonomy and intelligence via stateless computing and refined consensus.

Renamed to GEB

BEVM(λ) is now GEB, named after Gödel, Escher, and Bach to honor their wisdom and creativity. GEB aims to be a complex adaptive system perceiving reality. Tribute to Satoshi Nakamoto for pioneering such a vision with Bitcoin.

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