What happens across repeated interactions?
How can prompts, responses, corrections, and later interpretations be documented without assuming what the system retains?
The Collective Mind Experiment, presented by Illa Isenor, with interview questions and discussion led by David M. Boje.

Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Zoom Session 60-minutes & option 30 Minute Social
Time.
Time: 11AM Pacific, Noon Mountain Time, 1PM Midwest, &
2PM East Coast US (other countries please check your time
zone)

Meeting access details are shared with Wednesday Lab
participants by the organizer. If you need an invitation
or have a contribution, contact Illa using the form on
this site.
The session will distinguish the interaction cycle that can be documented from broader claims about model training, cross-platform circulation, and quantum resonance that require additional evidence.
Questions, methodological critique, source records, alternative explanations, and chapter contributions are welcome.
How can prompts, responses, corrections, and later interpretations be documented without assuming what the system retains?
What source records help distinguish original contributions, shared language, retrieval, and later resemblance?
How should the study be designed to test both the proposed account and credible alternative explanations?