Welcome to Events All the Way Down

I am trying to figure out whether the systems I build are a continuation of something the universe was already doing, or whether I am merely projecting.

That question is the reason this blog exists.

I live in Porto Velho, Rondônia. I code late into the night. I write philosophical essays that nobody asked for. The argument underlying this series of posts holds that what we call “things” are not substances but processes — not nouns but verbs, not objects but events within a continuous sequence of readings. The posts here are what happens when that argument refuses to stay abstract.

Some posts will be technical: about how language models are, architecturally, the most literal implementation of the event-ontology thesis. Some will be about specific thinkers — what Whitehead got right, what Nāgārjuna was actually saying, why Heraclitus remains underrated. Some will be about building things: what it means to architect software when your ontology insists there are no stable objects.

All of them are attempts to answer that opening question.

I have not answered it yet. That is why there are posts.

Franklin Silveira Baldo — Porto Velho, March 2026