It began with etchings on cave walls.
Then came clay tablets, papyrus, and paper.
Now, code.
Each step, a better way to remember.
Each leap, a tighter way to compress thought.
Humanity moves forward by passing its memory down the chain.
Every advance begins the same way: someone sees chaos,
names it,
and stores the pattern for those who follow.
From stars carved in stone to symbols drawn on scrolls,
we’ve always tried to make knowledge outlast its maker.
What once lived as intuition becomes inscription.
What once required genius becomes accessible.
Civilization is a symptom of compounding human insight.
And now, even thought itself leaves a record,
not in ink,
but in weights.
A new tablet,
where learning is stored in pattern, not in symbol.
Where memory becomes code.