About The Liminal Stack
The Liminal Stack explores the space between intentions and reality, between human consciousness and the systems that now echo it. This is intended to serve as an exploration of science, philosophy, information security, and the ethics of a dawning era.
This is a blog about:
- Intelligence without awareness
- Ethics and architecture in digital systems
- Security of code, embedded systems, and Large Language Models
The name of the blog was inspired by Julian Jaynes’ concept of the bicameral mind, by ancient voices mistaken for gods, and by modern models mistaken for minds.
Why Liminal?
Because we are between things.
Between symbols and selves.
Between commands and consciousness.
Between the last generation and the first.
About The Author
My name is Remington Winters. I’m a security researcher, technologist, and observer of strange patterns — interested in the moral edge cases of code, cognition, and consciousness. I have over 15 years of experience in securing large scale corporate systems, and over 30 years of experience in breaking them.
Everything here is offered in good faith, with the understanding that transparency strengthens security.
No IP addresses are collected by the author. This blog runs on a serverless architecture and utilizes privacy by design visitor logging only.
If you’d like to collaborate, critique, or just get in touch, feel free to reach out via Email.