A founder's note, published standalone, with a cryptographic birth certificate.
The axiom: Evolution * Knowledge = Time
Rearrangements: T = E * K · K = T / E · E = T / K
This note was distilled in human–AI collaboration and anchored before publication: signed with GPG, timestamped on Bitcoin (OpenTimestamps) and by an RFC 3161 timestamp authority.
Address: founders-note-2@sha256:70c56a23606b68cce440db3bd989ee2097af19f91f37f3dced2c0c131a1578b5
The address is content-addressed proof: the note's manifest, its GPG signature and their SHA-256 root. Anyone can verify. Nobody needs to trust.
sha256sum MANIFEST.json
# 86ca1b90c5a7b93cd5fe4b7661ded0cfd75ba3e41963d0fb0ddfaa5fad1013a3
cat MANIFEST.json MANIFEST.json.sig | sha256sum
# 70c56a23606b68cce440db3bd989ee2097af19f91f37f3dced2c0c131a1578b5 (= ROOT.preimage)
gpg --verify MANIFEST.json.sig MANIFEST.json
# expect: Good signature from "Marcus Dilger <private@privacy.law>"
# key fingerprint 9F4D 9A26 6D72 0FE6 3365 74D8 7B41 0637 5602 97CF
ots upgrade MANIFEST.json.ots && ots verify MANIFEST.json.ots MANIFEST.json
# after Bitcoin confirmations (usually a few hours after stamping)| File | What it is |
|---|---|
note-2.md |
The founder's note itself |
PUBLISH.md |
The publication protocol this release follows |
MANIFEST.json + MANIFEST.json.sig |
Hash manifest, GPG-signed (Ed25519) |
ROOT.preimage |
The concatenated bytes that hash to the address |
MANIFEST.json.ots, ROOT.preimage.ots |
Bitcoin anchor receipts (OpenTimestamps) |
ROOT.preimage.tsq, ROOT.preimage.tsr |
RFC 3161 timestamp query + receipt (freetsa.org) |
VERIFY.md |
Full verification kit (public edition) |
anchors/ |
Redundant stamps: calendar-operator diversity + an independent relay machine |
© 2026 Marcus Dilger — human-authored layer (concept, selection, wording, arrangement). Passages generated by the digital layer carry no authorship per § 2(2) German Copyright Act. The axiom itself is an unowned idea: take it, use it, evolve it.
This is Founder's Note No. 2. Note No. 1 exists and will be published under its own terms.