Exploring the Temporal Geometry of Subjective Time
The graphics below represent the visual language of the framework and includes figures from the papers and animations to demonstrate ideas dynamically.
The series, in reading order
Published on aiarmy.co first, then Zenodo, then arXiv.
The Temporal Neuroscience Index (TNI): An Information Geometry of Subjective Time
A five-parameter framework that treats subjective time — horizon, width, jitter, coherence, branch richness — as a low-dimensional projection of an underlying information geometry: integrative, not diagnostic, with particular salience for neurodivergence and trauma.
Megan Anderson · AI ARMY, INC. · aiarmy.co · 2026 · pairs with the interactive radar above
Mirror–Recursive Information Field (MRIF): Dual Descriptions, Recursion, and Capacity Envelopes
The layer above the framework: four axioms characterizing which descriptions of an adaptive system are structurally admissible, how dual descriptions must agree, and when recursive self-modeling fails under load.
Supplement II — Adaptive Systems Formal Supplement
The single formal home for the program's definitions, axioms, constructs, and propositions — the Inferential Coherence Bound, the Ordering-Sensitivity Non-Commutativity Proposition — and the keeper of the locked cross-regime firewall.
Temporal Geometry in Practice
Translates the TNI into a clinical and applied vocabulary — a descriptive geometry for trauma, recovery, neurodiversity, and support planning that introduces no diagnoses, no treatment recommendations, and no reduction of persons to pathology.
Firewall note: the parallel with the agentic and physics programs is structural only. The same grammar recurs across regimes; no evidential weight transfers between them. A result in one regime is not evidence about another.
Reference the research program
Subjective Time as a low-dimensional projection of an underlying information geometry
The framework, its meta-theory, the formal supplement, and the applied companion are being prepared for release.