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Coherence Physics — Identity, Intelligence, and Stability as Physical Systems

The public lab of Skylar Fiction and Coherence Physics. A place for philosophy, political breakdowns, science, identity, intelligence, AI, complex systems, social failure, history, religion, sci fi art, music, poetry, and the repair of broken systems. Coherence Physics asks how people, machines, communities, institutions, and civilizations hold together under pressure, and why they sometimes collapse

33k subscribers498 posts / mo in Sep 202664 authors / mosince 2026

r/CoherencePhysics has 33k members. It gets about 498 posts a month from 64 people. Top topics: Consciousness and Existence, Ancient Scripts and Galaxy Exploration.

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+1744%vs Jan 2026 · +53% last 3 months vs the 3 before
Sep 2026498
BusierPeaked at 1k in Aug 2026
Data through Sep 2026 · October usually lands mid-November

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Share of the subreddit's posts

  1. Consciousness and Existence0.5%
  2. Ancient Scripts0.2%
  3. Galaxy Exploration0.2%
  4. Cone of Shame0.2%
  5. FractalArt0.2%

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  1. Zenodo
  2. ChatGPT
  3. Yahoo!
  4. NPR
  5. PBS

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