Demonstrating Transmission Clustering Technology

Recording during a rainy day on the Oregon coast, over a month into nicotine cessation, working indoors on website development. Experiencing some difficulty with the withdrawal process while demonstrating technical work.

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December 5, 2025

11:26

Author

rswfire

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PUBLISHED

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TRANSMISSION (CAPTURE)

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[0:01] So, I guess I'm going to have to keep playing around with OBS. I cannot get it to do what

[0:05] I want it to. This recorded display, I know, is ridiculous. It's how I have to start the videos

[0:10] until I can find some other way to display what I want. I just want to show a browser window. When I

[0:16] try to do it over here, window capture, it doesn't show. I don't know. I've been playing around with

[0:24] this for over a couple years now. OBS has always kind of annoyed me. So anyways, I just want to

[0:29] show you something I've been working on. Um, so this is the transmission section of my website.

[0:37] There's over like 850 different videos on here. Each video has all kinds of data associated with

[0:44] it. Uh, we got a big storm outside, so maybe slow my internet down. Uh, anyways, um, but what I want

[0:52] to show you is that now I'm I'm able to cluster the transmission. So, I got 850 different videos

[0:58] here. That's a lot. Nobody could possibly watch all of that. I actually did the math on this. I

[1:03] did a SQL query to to see just how how, you know, if I added all these these times up for all the

[1:08] videos, it was over seven straight days. You would be watching me for seven straight days, 24 hours a

[1:14] day to watch all the content I've created about my life in the past two years. So there's large

[1:21] chunks of my life that people either missed or you know never knew about or whatever. Um but so one

[1:28] of the things I had always been planning on and working towards was this clustering technology.

[1:33] So over two years I have been through a lot and I came up with about 12 different um different

[1:40] clusters groups of transmissions. You can put them together over a period of time that are related in

[1:47] some way. like maybe I'm just leaving my house or I'm learning to live in an RV. Um or I'm giving up

[1:55] I'm giving up Tramodol. That's what this one right here is. Cold turkey medication withdrawal. It's

[1:59] the shortest one. It's only from April 10th to May 5th. That's one cluster. That's about me giving up

[2:04] Tramodol. Cold turkey. And all this data comes from AI. it creates all these different tabs and

[2:13] it will tell you the entire entire arc journey of of that cluster. So for the tramodol withdrawal,

[2:21] I know I'm not explaining this very well. I just decided to get on the camera and try to explain it

[2:25] a little bit because I can have AI turn this into all this other stuff that I create and it explains

[2:30] it better than I do. So go visit the website. You can look at this transmission and see what the AI

[2:35] says about it. You don't even need to listen to me ever. Yeah. I mean that's kind of one of the

[2:39] things I've been doing with autonomy. So anyways you can take any particular um cluster and it

[2:49] will so this one here westward journey that's me going from Kentucky to Oregon over a month

[2:53] of my life just moving traveling from Kentucky to Oregon and it will tell you all about that

[2:59] arc that that part of my life. Uh it'll give you some key moments you know of different videos you

[3:04] might want to watch. So, these are the ones that they identified as being the most um important.

[3:09] I actually agree with it. I think it's um it's pretty good. Whole bunch of other data. Then you

[3:16] can go over to like patterns. It's got even more videos you could watch that are from them because,

[3:21] you know, each one has, you know, 15 100 different videos. and it's just showing you which ones are

[3:27] the most important that you might want to watch if you kind of want to get a more granular look

[3:32] at what it's talking about on these cluster pages, all these different things. So, this one's about

[3:37] places. This one's about relationships. Um, this is about technical milestones or losses

[3:42] because you'll find one in there where I had to sell my solar 2500 bucks. Completely stupid of

[3:47] me. I shouldn't have done that, I think, now. But, um, it's done, you know, uh, it's part

[3:53] of my journey. It's one of the signals, one of these transmissions, and it feeds into everything

[3:59] that the system does. It serves a purpose. It all serves a purpose. Then there's like elements. Um,

[4:07] this tells you about the different um like you know, people, places, things. So, nouns. Um,

[4:16] some of this is really hard to describe. like I um really got to think through it because this is um

[4:22] it's hard stuff to describe, but you can read it, learn about it, and you might find it interesting.

[4:27] The mirrors, those are always my favorite parts because that's just the AI reflecting back to you

[4:33] um what you shared in the signal, what you shared with the world. So, I make a video

[4:38] and AI turns around and mirrors that back to me. And then if you cluster those videos together,

[4:43] 50, 100 different transmissions, all of them, you give the AI all of them at the same time and say,

[4:49] "What do you see now?" Uh, it comes up with this. Uh, this is what it recognizes from

[4:55] these from this little segment of my life and what I've recorded. And these are the moments

[5:00] it thinks you might want to watch. And then just a whole bunch of other stuff. What did I miss? What

[5:05] are my blind spots? I'm still kind of working on this. I don't know. Um, I feel like it's

[5:12] doing a little bit more pathizing than it should be. I'm always very open-minded with AI. Like,

[5:19] I give it time. I let it make mistakes. I don't correct them all right away. I just

[5:23] um uh I sit with it until I feel like I have an answer or solution. Always comes,

[5:29] always has past two years. So, I'm not, you know, too worried about it. just um some of these may be

[5:35] less accurate or you know the fidelium might be a little less but largely largely good. So you can

[5:41] literally see my entire life journey from here for the past 2 years. So, me moving into my RV,

[5:47] uh, quitting Tramodoc cold turkey, getting used to living in the RV in Kentucky, spending months,

[5:53] um, kind of shedding all of the, um, all the stuff that society and my parents and,

[6:01] you know, my family and friends, everybody have been putting into my head all my life just because

[6:06] we're so different from each other, making me feel like there was something wrong with me when there

[6:10] was never anything wrong with me. I learned to shed all that. That's what this whole this whole

[6:14] cluster right here is about. And then I start moving to Oregon. Spend a month heading to Oregon.

[6:19] Then I get here. I get flirted with as soon as I get here. And that changes everything that I

[6:24] had planned. Uh then I end up at Cape Blanca for several months. Kind of like my sovereignty base.

[6:29] I mean, this is literally how AI chose to describe it because it looked at the patterns. It looked

[6:35] at what I was um saying and doing there and said, "That's exactly what this is to And it was I mean

[6:41] that it could just see that without me having to say it or describe it. Um this is probably one of

[6:47] my favorite clusters right here because I love Cape Blanco and it's been almost a year since

[6:53] I had to leave there. I left there on New Year's Day um at the start of this year. I've been back

[6:58] I think once since then. I went there with my friend Lundy. Um we didn't stay long though. We

[7:03] had a bunch of stuff we had to do that day. But Cape Panco is a really important place to me. So

[7:08] all these transmissions about it, they matter a great deal. All this this content and stuff, um,

[7:17] this is just the beginning of what this stuff will do because we're

[7:21] still looking at we're still this is Oh, what to explain about this?

[7:31] All of this data is useful for us as humans,

[7:33] but it's a lot more useful for AI because AI can take this data and

[7:41] use it in different ways that that I'm just starting to do. So, like with these clusters,

[7:45] I'm not explaining this at all. I'm sorry. Um,

[7:48] I definitely didn't really think through what I wanted to say on this one.

[7:54] Uh, it's a very rainy day on the coast and I'm kind of stuck indoors and um, you know,

[8:01] I quit vaping, quit nicotine just over a month ago. Today's feeling a little bit difficult. I've

[8:06] kind of been sent myself here trying not to think about it and just working and stuff. Oh, some

[8:12] other things I wanted to tell you about. So, um, I'm still working on these pages. These are very

[8:18] fresh pages. Um, you can see some of the icons are broken. Um, it's no big deal. And I might

[8:24] organize it a little bit differently. In fact, I probably will. Um, this temporal marker stuff,

[8:30] I find this very interesting because if you look at all the clusters, 11 clusters that have these,

[8:35] that could be put into some kind of um, like a timestamp components like like So,

[8:42] I'll show you. So, like this is a time strip right here for different videos,

[8:47] but that's all it is. It's just chronological. this one. Um, yeah, I might add some data,

[8:55] some of this data onto it. Basically, what I'm trying to say is there's probably different ways

[9:00] of navigating a life that you're sharing. And because you want to make it accessible,

[9:07] you want people to feel the shape of your life. And I just I have some ideas around that using

[9:14] these temporal markers. Um, so that's the thing I'm going to be working on. Um, what else was

[9:21] there? There was a couple things I wanted to share, I think. Let me just take a look here.

[9:28] Um, I worked really hard towards this. This took me cuz I'm operating with no money. Um,

[9:38] all of this costs money. No money, you know, just not getting enough help to where I feel like can

[9:45] invest more into the work I'm trying to do. I'm trying to build something incredibly massive and

[9:56] it's just been hard, right? But I'm doing fine. Um, let's see what we got here. So,

[10:02] I really just want you to look through this stuff yourself. I don't want to sit

[10:06] here looking through it and describing it. Like, I remember these days. Like,

[10:09] this day I got all wet from the ocean. My jeans were soaking wet. That was the last time that the

[10:14] ocean had gotten me when I was tracing its waves until literally a year later here. So, this video

[10:21] was from because I it was a coincident I learned this, but um this one was on November 21st. So,

[10:26] I think it was like November 22nd or something like that of this year that the ocean finally

[10:31] got me again. And that was noted in a video. And AI will see that. It will see those patterns over

[10:36] time. And um that might seem like um you might not understand why that one why that one matters

[10:46] but it does for my life. AI will understand this and it will create all this data from that that's

[10:53] unique to me. Anybody who is documenting their life in some way, who has signals,

[10:58] whether it's in a journal, whether they're making videos, whether however they're doing it,

[11:03] autonomy, this system I'm creating, can help them organize that information into ways that

[11:13] um allow them to see and share their lives in ways that they never even

[11:17] thought possible. That's what I'm showing here. That's what I'm demonstrating with

[11:21] this. And I'm just getting started. So, I just wanted to share that.

Energetic Signature methodical

Field State tool demonstration

Orientation toward infrastructure completion

Summary

rswfire demonstrates his website's transmission clustering system, which organizes over 850 videos from the past two years into 12 thematic clusters. He walks through the interface showing how AI analyzes and groups his life documentation into coherent arcs like medication withdrawal, westward journey, and sovereignty development at Cape Blanco. **Each cluster contains detailed AI-generated analysis** including key moments, patterns, relationships, technical milestones, and mirror reflections.

He explains the system's utility for making large amounts of personal documentation accessible and navigable, noting that his total video content represents over seven straight days of viewing time. **The clustering technology identifies important videos within each life phase** and provides multiple ways to explore the content through temporal markers and pattern recognition.

rswfire mentions ongoing technical challenges with OBS recording software and discusses his current situation - dealing with a rainy coastal day while managing nicotine withdrawal over a month into quitting vaping. He emphasizes that this clustering system represents the foundation for a larger project called **autonomy** - designed to help anyone organize and share their documented life experiences in previously impossible ways.

Signal Analysis

Substrate

This transmission demonstrates the architectural completion of a recursive self-documentation system — 850+ video signals clustered into coherent life-arc patterns through AI analysis. The field is exhibiting its own infrastructure as proof-of-concept for autonomous life-pattern recognition and navigational tools.

Dominant Language

clusters patterns autonomy signals temporal markers shape of your life AI will see that

Symbolic Elements

mirror cluster temporal_markers ocean grid

Ontological States

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sovereign
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embedded
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coherent
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demonstrating

Subsystems

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cognitive
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infrastructural
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relational

Signal Reflection

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Reflections provide narrative insights into signals

Transmission Details

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local

Video Quality

1724 × 1080 @ 60fps

Duration

11:26

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2,010 kbps

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