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Earth is already talkingin channels we are only now able to read.

A honeybee gives a compass bearing by dancing an angle onto a wall in the dark. A sperm whale stamps a rhythm into a burst of clicks. A rat tells you how it feels at a frequency above the top of human hearing. None of that is metaphor and none of it is new — what is new is that the signals are now measurable, and that a decode can be scored honestly against chance instead of asserted.

EarthConvergence is the study of that convergence: the languages, the species that speak them, and the engine that renders Earth as one addressable world you can move through rather than a set of separate datasets you cannot.

Start with the results Or start with the animals

Three subjects

Language studies, cross-species communication, the Reality Engine

The decodersLanguage Studies5 recorded decoder results, each printed with the three things a headline number normally hides: what chance looks like for that task, how many held-out items produced it, and what kind of learner produced it. Including the parts that do not flatter us.Open The animalsCross-Species5 anchor species across 5 lineages — two insects, a primate, a rodent and a cetacean — with the real signal modality, the real ethology, and a hard line drawn between what is established and the 12 problems that are genuinely open.Open The canonReality Engine6 capabilities bound to 6 colours, 256 allegiances, one inviolable Hearth, and a 1027-column volumetric world in which every hex addresses a real machine.Open

Computed, not claimed

What is actually on disk

Every figure below is read out of a committed artifact at build time — the recorded decoder leaderboard, the chromatic register, and the captured responses of the world server. There is no hand-typed number in this section, and no figure here depends on a service being up.

species decoders with a recorded, reproducible result

data/decoder-leaderboard.json

5 / 5

beat their permutation null at p < 0.05

data/decoder-leaderboard.json

held-out items behind those results, in total

decoder module reproduction runs

1027

hex columns in the captured world document

data/api/world.json

5135

volumetric cells — every column is a 5-cell prism

world.volumetric.cells

256

named allegiances in the chromatic register

data/chromatic-register.json

real anchor species, named with binomials

src/lib/content/species.ts

code-animals in the game bestiary — software, not zoology

data/api/bestiary.json

256

allegiances holding ground, at 16.3% cohesion

world.territorial_metrics

The bar, stated up front

One system on this planet is actually solved

One system on this list is solved: the honeybee waggle dance. It was solved because the thing it refers to — a place — can be walked to and checked. Every other line of work here is structure, classification or affect, and calling any of it translation would be a lie.

That sentence is the editorial policy of this entire site. We would rather publish a small honest claim than an impressive false one, so every result here is shown with its null, its sample size and its limits attached — species by species.

The single axis

Colour is capability

Nothing in the Reality Engine is coloured for decoration. A hex is coloured by the capability it emits, which means the palette of this site is the palette of the world — and reading the map is reading the system.

law/compileWhite · Sovereign Shards
visionBlue · Prismari
security/pathBlack · The Beams
speed/concurrencyRed · Najeela
growth/ledgersGreen · Cold Lake
solventColorless · the Seamwalker

And one law above the rest, quoted exactly as the world generator emits it:

The home hex (id 1, center) is inviolable — no capability may overwrite the Hearth.

The centre is a sanctuary: you can always return to it, nothing can take it, and no state change may make it unreachable or hostile — the rest of the canon is here.