content-addressed node in the cybergraph. identity = hash of content

anything can be a particle — a keyword, an image, a genome, a model. the only requirement: at least one cyberlink. a naked hash with no links never enters the graph. by convention the first link is typically a name, making the particle discoverable as a file — the protocol does not enforce this, but unnamed particles are rarely linked further

particles are the objects. neurons are the subjects. each particle earns a cyberank — its probability of being observed

see cybergraph/particle/tools for content addressing tools and CID format

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particle: content addressing a particle is a content-addressed node. identity = Hemera hash of content. 32 raw bytes, no headers, no version prefix. one hash function, one address space, permanent every other system wraps hashes in self-describing envelopes — IPFS CIDv1 carries version, multicodec,…

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