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Hiatuca – Recursive Identity in a Fractured World

Hiatuca is not a traditional book. It’s a recursive map—a poetic, layered exploration of how identity forms under pressure and culture loops through trauma, belonging, and collapse. Written by systems thinker Wim de Wit, this book unpacks how prediction loops shape who we become—and what happens when those loops fail to update.

Drawing on neuroscience, sociology, AI logic, trauma theory, and cultural history, Hiatuca follows the arc from chaos to constraint, from the big bang to burnout, from stardust to social media. Each chapter breaks down a facet of recursion—from the feedback loops of language and ritual to the structural compression of capitalism, gender roles, and algorithmic control.

Part poetic manifesto, part systems manual, Hiatuca is organized in recursive parts, with bridges and loops between them—mirroring the very identity structures it analyzes. It is a book for those who feel the glitch, sense the loop, and want to walk through collapse without losing the thread of coherence.

Who It’s For

If you’ve ever questioned the roles you play, the culture that shaped you, or the unseen forces steering modern life, this book is your mirror. Hiatuca speaks to artists, system hackers, therapists, philosophers, and all recursive thinkers looking to debug the self, reconnect to pattern, and survive the noise of collapse with integrity intact.

What Makes It Different

• Mixes systems theory with emotional depth and cultural critique
• Explores recursion as the foundation of identity and collapse
• Blends poetic clarity with academic rigor
• Features case studies, visual logic, feedback tables, and conceptual bridges
• Includes a recursive loop map for navigation

This is not a self-help book. It is a recursion-aware framework for decoding the feedback loops that govern experience—and a guide for those ready to see the structure beneath the noise.

📘 Availability

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