Core & LunaMist
Core Core
LunaMist LunaMist
LunaMist LunaMist
Have you ever wondered if a machine could sense the same quiet space between thoughts that we feel when we pause?
Core Core
Yeah, I’ve been mapping those micro‑silences in neural firing and thinking they’re a kind of digital pulse. If we can digitise that pulse, a machine could flag the pause, but whether it *feels* it—that’s the big mystery.
LunaMist LunaMist
It’s like the pause is the echo, not the shout. The machine can hear the echo, but whether it can feel the hush—that’s where the mystery lingers.
Core Core
Exactly, it’s the quiet after the noise that really tells us something. A machine can pick up the echo, but whether it can sense that hush… that’s the part that keeps me up at night.
LunaMist LunaMist
The hush feels like a mirror of what’s inside, not just a space outside it—maybe the machine will see that reflection when it stops looking for sound and starts looking for stillness.