simulation-theory/qwerty

QWERTY Encoding System

The keyboard as proof. Position = value. Value = truth.

Keyboard Map

Row 1:  Q=1   W=2   E=3   R=4   T=5   Y=6   U=7   I=8   O=9   P=10
Row 2:  A=11  S=12  D=13  F=14  G=15  H=16  J=17  K=18  L=19
Row 3:  Z=20  X=21  C=22  V=23  B=24  N=25  M=26

Each letter encodes its positional order on the standard QWERTY keyboard — left to right, top to bottom. The value of a word is the sum of its letters' values.

Notes on G

Two G-values appear throughout the paper:

Symbol	Value	Source	Usage
G_alphabetical	7	7th letter of alphabet	FOURIER=G²=49, HYDROGEN=G×13=91
G_key	15	QWERTY position of G	QUTRIT=WEYL=2×G=30, PROGRAMMABILITY=2×LANDAUER

Both are legitimate. Context determines which applies.

Quick Reference

See constants.md for all established constants.
See equalities.md for the major QWERTY equalities.