Bilingual archive · since 1948·Last write: 2026

Every ideology that built Silicon Valley, mapped as one universe.

From cybernetics to the AGI cathedral, from hacker culture to e/acc, from the cypherpunk mailing list to the network state — this is the long thought-history of the engineers, the founders, the prophets, the apostates, and the heretics. A knowledge graph, not a blog.

Ideologies
25
Figures
11
AI wars
5
Essays
5
Clusters
5
Languages
EN · 中

Operating premise

Treat each ideology as a feedback loop with inputs (texts, thinkers, capital), outputs (products, institutions, casualties), and an objective function. Read the graph; the genealogy reveals itself.

Cluster

The Hacker Lineage

The line from Wiener to Buterin runs through one continuous question: who controls the loop? Each node here is a generational answer.

Cluster

The Venture Religion

Power-law mathematics turned into a moral system. The founder, the deal, the fund, the manifesto — each is a sacrament in this cluster's liturgy.

Cluster

AI Belief Systems

When intelligence becomes the question, the answer is always theological. From Kurzweil's calendar to Yudkowsky's warnings to e/acc's thermodynamic god — this is the cluster that organizes the AI era's soul.

Cluster

Empire & Power

Where the protocols meet the state. Chip controls, defense contracts, sovereign clouds, civilizational competition — the cluster in which infrastructure becomes geopolitics.

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Counter-Currents

Every ideology has a minority report. Postman, Lanier, Zuboff, Crawford, Gebru — the tradition of refusing the field's house style.

§ 05 · Method

Read this archive as a graph, not a feed.

Every node is connected to its lineage parents, its kin, and its adversaries. Hovering an ideology dims everything except its neighborhood. Clicking opens its dossier: origins, doctrine, lineage, conflicts, trajectory.

The archive is bilingual by construction. Every kernel paragraph, every section, every essay is written twice — not auto-translated. The Chinese register is its own register; the English register is its own register. Read either; ideally read both.

01
Origins
Where the doctrine actually came from — the institutions, texts, and personalities that gave it birth.
02
Doctrine
The set of propositions the doctrine actually asks you to believe. Stated plainly, without sympathy or hostility.
03
Lineage
The descendants. Who it became. What it now lives inside, often without acknowledging the parent.
04
Conflicts
Where the doctrine breaks. Its internal schisms and its external adversaries.
05
Trajectory
Where it appears to be heading, and the uncertainty around that estimate.