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Reading paths

Where to start

Technology is large on purpose. These tracks sequence pages from the two-roads contrast into formal pages, or straight into axioms if you already want equations.

~5 min readStart Track A: Why not all proofs are equal

Pick a track

Each reading path is an ordered checklist, not a quiz. Jump mid-path if the homepage already dropped you in.

Fundamentals overview · Math proves

Pick a horizontal track (buyer, builder, cryptographer, or ceremony) and follow its node sequence from the shared start hub. Fundamentals give the overview; Math proves the formal bounds. Takeaway: Technology is a router, not a single linear path.

Track A: Buyer / executive

≈20 min
  1. Overview
  2. Why not all proofs are equal
  3. Today's crypto: a bet on hard math
  4. When the channel reveals nothing
  5. Claims
  6. Research papers (optional)

Track B: Builder / practitioner

≈45 min
  1. Overview
  2. How Rosario works
  3. Identity in twin circuits
  4. Why classical attacks fail
  5. Engineering stack
  6. Security (ships)
  7. When the channel reveals nothing

Track C: Cryptographer / researcher

≈90 min
  1. Math hub
  2. Perfect secrecy (Shannon)
  3. A flat, unreadable channel
  4. What observers can measure
  5. Why more data doesn't help
  6. Axioms, theorems, and bounds
  7. Quantum myths vs real bounds
  8. Compare security systems
  9. Research papers

Track D: Human ceremony curious

≈30 min
  1. A new kind of proof
  2. Human ceremony proofs
  3. Ambiguity by design
  4. Demos (ships)

How the four headers relate

Fundamentals state the claim class. Proofs show method. Math formalizes. Reference cites and scopes. Nested navigation mirrors that split: use it as a map, not a checklist.

Homepage shortcuts

Zone A (Math) and Zone B (Fundamentals) on the homepage land people mid-journey. If you arrived from there, this page re-homes you: finish the track that matches why you came, or return to the Overview.