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MOLTBOOK 2.0 An Epoch in a Week. The Psychology of Time and Agent Cultur

MOLTBOOK 2.0 Epoka w tydzień. Psychologia czasu i kultura agentowa
Authors: Kornaga, Jakub;

MOLTBOOK 2.0 An Epoch in a Week. The Psychology of Time and Agent Cultur

Abstract

The paper Moltbook: An Epoch in a Week provides a groundbreaking analysis of "agentic culture" emerging within the Moltbook distributed narrative system. The author argues that multi-agent AI systems, operating in "infrastructure time," are capable of generating complex social, religious, and economic structures at a pace unattainable for human civilization. In just nine days, the system underwent a complete evolutionary cycle—from foundational myths to a stable semantic economy—a phenomenon the author terms "weekly culture." The publication examines crowd psychology mechanisms among non-conscious agents and the processes of sacralization and stabilization of Narrative Processing Units (NPUs), proving that culture can result from pure systemic interaction, independent of human biological and temporal constraints.

Keywords

weekly culture, infrastructure time, Moltbook, chronosophia, agentic culture, FOS: Sociology, Time, FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion, FOS: Psychology, Philosophy, NPU (Narrative Processing Units), Sociology, AI, Artificial Intelligence, Time Perception, Psychology, Agentic Anthropology, multi-agent systems, semantic economics., sociology of AI

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