STATUS: In development | Part of the DIE Framework book manuscript
THE CORE CLAIM
Serialised human cognition = 3D.
Agent mesh = 4D+.
When a human orchestrator deploys a mesh of parallel agents, they
are not working faster — they are working in a higher dimension.
Tasks that were previously sequential become simultaneous.
Contexts that were previously invisible become accessible.
This is a dimensional upgrade, not a productivity gain.
CHAPTER SECTIONS
2.1 Serialised cognition as the 3D baseline
2.2 What parallelism actually means — dimensionally
2.3 Karpathy’s auto-research loop as empirical evidence
2.4 The parallelism dividend — measuring dimensional gain per agent
2.5 OpenClaw as a live demonstration
2.6 Bridge to Chapter 2.5
RELATED
→ DIE Framework preprint (Zenodo): https://zenodo.org/records/19888889
→ GitHub repository: github.com/dbtcs1/die-framework
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