Blake Burns Technologies Inc. publishes papers and ships products. The two are not separate efforts — they are the same practice with different output formats.
The papers concern theoretical physics — Einstein's equation recast as a unity ratio, six-dimensional time, geometric mass variation, and anomalous power in nuclear systems. Some concern computation — a guaranteed global-minimum discovery algorithm for machine learning, a linear-time integer sort with no comparisons, binary feature spaces for finance and games, and a rigorous treatment of what it means for a computer to be trustworthy.
The products are more concrete: a programming language, a forum, a scientific calculator, a scripture reader, and a local AI core. They are meant to be used — built so the questions raised in the papers can be answered, in part, by things that actually run on hardware.
What follows is the catalogue: five products in active circulation, eighteen papers in the archive, a note from the founder, and a way to get in touch.