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Apr 3

What the Tang Papers Actually Are (And Why They Matter Right Now)

Most of us have had the same quiet frustration lately.

What the Tang Papers Actually Are (And Why They Matter Right Now)

Lit Meng (Robert) Tang

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Apr 23

The Language Gap in Physics Reporting (and a Simple Tool to Close It)

Why accurate experiments turn into misleading headlines — and what writers can do about it

The Language Gap in Physics Reporting (and a Simple Tool to Close It)

Lit Meng (Robert) Tang

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Apr 11

AI Doesn’t Think — It Assembles

Why fluent AI responses drift — and what that reveals about thinking, authorship, and control

AI Doesn’t Think — It Assembles

Lit Meng (Robert) Tang

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Apr 5

Why Waiting for AI Feels Like Waiting for Resurrection

What the silence between “Please hold — generating…” and response reveals about local death and global life

Why Waiting for AI Feels Like Waiting for Resurrection

Lit Meng (Robert) Tang

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Apr 3

An AI Generated a Perfect Equation — That Was Completely Wrong

A real case study of how a convincing equation collapsed under one simple question.

An AI Generated a Perfect Equation — That Was Completely Wrong

Lit Meng (Robert) Tang

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Mar 27

Why Grok Feels Like It Has a Personality (Even If It Doesn’t)

What we’re really seeing when AI feels witty, bold, or human

Why Grok Feels Like It Has a Personality (Even If It Doesn’t)

Lit Meng (Robert) Tang

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Mar 18

What 62 Geese Taught Me About Time (It’s Not What You Think)

Why synchronization isn’t constant — and what that means for teams, learning, and how we think about time

What 62 Geese Taught Me About Time (It’s Not What You Think)

Lit Meng (Robert) Tang

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Mar 16

War and Peace Have a Rhythm

Why conflicts between nations may be less about ideology — and more about coordination breaking down

War and Peace Have a Rhythm

Lit Meng (Robert) Tang

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Mar 14

AI Hallucinations Aren’t Random — They May Be Boundary Errors

A simple framework called Phase–Scalar Reconstruction may help explain why large language models produce confident but incorrect answers.

AI Hallucinations Aren’t Random — They May Be Boundary Errors

Lit Meng (Robert) Tang

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Feb 28

We Are Misreading the Biggest Failures of Our Time

Why coordination collapses look like intelligence explosions, paradoxes, and productivity problems

We Are Misreading the Biggest Failures of Our Time

Lit Meng (Robert) Tang

Lit Meng (Robert) Tang

Exploring rhythm, learning, and human–AI collaboration. Educator and co-founder of danceScape. Studying how structure shapes understanding.

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