Author: Laurentius Paulus
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Unveiling the Narrative of History
Notes from the editing room — Episode III: The Structure of HistoryAs the third episode ofA Tale of A New Eratakes shape on the editing table, here is its conceptual heart — the framework that ties together the previous films,The Cosmic ManuscriptandThe Language of Drama. The idea is simple but radical: history itself follows the…
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The Era of Text — Discovering the Dramatic Structure of Language and Meaning”
A few days before the release, only the subtitles remain unfinished. The film is almost ready — but before letting it go, I wanted to record a few thoughts from the process. The Era of Text turned out to be something quite different from what it set out to be: not just a film about…
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When Language Becomes Conscious of Itself — The Singularity as Metanarrative Awakening
For centuries, humanity has imagined the “technological singularity” as a moment when machines surpass human intelligence. But perhaps the real event will not be technological at all. Perhaps it will be linguistic — the moment when language itself becomes conscious of its own structure. 1. The World Inside Language Human beings do not stand outside…
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The Language of Faith and the Grammar of Drama
1. Separation — “All have fallen short” (Rom. 3:23) Paul begins with a diagnosis of division. What theology calls sin (hamartia) is, in the dramatic sense, a deviation — a movement away from unity, from the source. The human story begins in distance, not in harmony. 2. Hamartia — Missing the mark Hamartia literally means…
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The Day Before: Starting a 7-Year Documentary Journey
Tomorrow, both this site and the first episode of A Tale of a New Era will be published. Together, they mark the beginning of a project planned to unfold over the course of seven years. The idea behind the series is simple but ambitious: to approach human history as if it followed the structure of…
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The Process as Script
Every story has a script, but not every script is written in advance. A Tale of a New Era unfolds through a process that is itself part of the drama. The boundaries of the narrative are already visible: the arc from the birth of language to the dawn of a new era, from unity to…
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The Drama of History: A New Narrative Approach
What if history itself unfolds as a drama? What if the lives of individuals and the movements of entire civilizations are carried along the same narrative arc — from beginning to separation, from rising tension to crisis, from resolution toward a new era? This first season explores that bold hypothesis through the eyes of one…
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The Hour Approaches
Got it 👍 Let’s frame this article fully in English, with the same narrative voice (the narrator speaking in third person about Daniel), and tuned for your website. Here’s the draft: Thirteen years of searching, writing, filming, and struggling have brought Daniel to this threshold. What began as a faint spark in the summer of…
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Unveiling the Illusion: Mustafa Suleyman’s Vision for the AI Era
So I just enjoyed a Mustafa Suleyman on Ted, while driving to work this morning. I’ve really kept a six months brake from my personal AI- hype, to let the idea (of LLM taking control of our existence) to sink in. It seems like Mr. Suleyman has done something similar, since his views of upcoming…
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