SIMULATION THEORY / PROJECT 02
First we name the future.
Then it becomes familiar.
The world keeps changing, and language is trying to catch up. New feelings, strange habits, AI-powered everything... Some things don't even have names yet.
So we invent a few. And hunt down the ones popping up elsewhere.
Because naming something is often the first step toward understanding it.
Words Invented
We make up words. The future decides if they're any good.
New feelings, weird situations, things nobody quite knows how to describe. We give them names, examples, and illustrations, then release them into the wild.
Our original words on X
Words Spotted
Apparently, we're not the only ones inventing the future.
From AI labs and tech giants to memes and random internet conversations, we collect emerging words, find their sources, and watch what catches on.
Our discoveries on X
The future leaves receipts.
Every word has a backstory. We link to original posts, sources, dates, and sometimes IPFS artwork, so you can follow the trail yourself. A timestamp helps document what happened, but it doesn't automatically prove who invented a word first.
Observed is our discovery date. Discovery source links to the post or article where we found the word. Usage history lists publication dates. Finding earlier sources updates the history, not our discovery date.
> history is written by those who keep the logs_
