Quantum-like math can now map and translate the communication gap between neurodivergent and neurotypical people.
Hilbert space vectors are being used to bridge the interpretation differences between different brain types. This protocol treats communication as a geometric translation problem rather than a social one. By mapping how different people perceive the same words, the system can reduce misunderstandings. It provides a mathematical framework for neurodiversity that does not treat one group as broken. This technology could revolutionize how teams communicate in workplace and social settings.
Leorica as a Computational Bridge Protocol for Neurodivergent-Neurotypical Communication
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Leorica is a quantum-like bridge language designed to mediate between neurodivergent and neurotypical patterns of interpretation in human-AI interaction. It takes response patterns from neurodivergent and neurotypical populations, embeds them as vectors in a shared Hilbert space, and estimates orthonormal bases for each population together with a unitary operator that maps between them. The Hermitian generator of this unitary operator is the bridge operator, and its spectrum serves as a compact