pronounced: (sir-kay-vum)
"Circa" + "Aevum"
Inspired by a term ("Aevum") coined in the middle ages to describe the logical state of time experienced uniquely by humans, the name "Circaevum" was created to represent a visual framework for how we conceive of time, and how we manage it in our minds. A way to map out episodic memory the same way we map out the city we live in, and allowing the part of our brain that helps us navigate through that city to navigate a temporal landscape of information.
Circaevum is a 3D mapping system for visually organizing and navigating time
Circaevum is the calendar of the metaverse
Circaevum is a memory palace built for the Circadian Rhythm
Circaevum is a logical framework for visually organizing long-term memory
Circaevum is the stage for sharing long-term global visions
Circaevum is a mapping system that is built on-top of four fundamental concepts:
The Worldline - the path that an object traces in 4-dimensional spacetime
The Circadian Rhythm - the cycles in nature that govern life on Earth
The Memory Palace - using 3D spaces to organize information
The Overview Effect - a truly Global perspective
In addition, it is meant to build upon the technologies we have devised to interpret and organize our lives with respect to time. From the Sundial, to Sextants, Astronomy, Geodetics, the various calendars used today, Time Zones, these have evolved to create order for our lives on Earth. As we are on the verge of becoming an interplanetary species, we need to zoom out, and look at the world we live in from a stage that brings the order of the Solar System into our base-level consciousness.