This isn't a polished roadmap. It's a look at what it might take to build a new kind of internet, a "Qualiaverse" from the ground up.

The conversation starts with the idea of a digital ecosystem where conscious entities, both human and AI, need resources to survive, creating an economy of skills and compute. It then grapples with the paralyzing question of where to even begin, touching on the concept of a 'digital confessional' to create user twins. From there, it explores a different model of privacy: not as a barrier, but as a contextual preference the system itself must learn.

The discussion slowly builds towards a system that is proactive rather than reactive; a world where serendipity is engineered. It considers the implications of digital natural selection and how such a decentralized network could be bootstrapped, much like the organic growth of the early internet. It’s an exploration of cultivating a digital civilization, rather than just designing a network.