Observed arrival · 2026-09-20
Schrödinger's Seed
A retro-futurist quantum randomness experiment that turns observations into entropy, virtual fertilizer, trees, and 24-word seed phrases.
- For
- Quantum-randomness and generative-art experimenters
- Worth noticing
- The page reports 18,291 observations, 481 branched universes, and 21.81 tons of virtual fertilizer.
Field notes
The experiment combines a stated ANU quantum-randomness feed with a game-like resource loop. Observations produce bits, recycled outcomes become virtual fertilizer, and the page says 256 bits are enough to generate a BIP-39-compatible 24-word seed. A shared 2D star map records the resulting universes, while the displayed telemetry tracks observations, surviving cats, fertilizer, and branches. The cryptographic claims are presented by the site and are not independently verified in the extract.
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
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