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Revision as of 07:48, 17 May 2016
Gray light (graylight, grey light, etc.) is a physical force (nonfiction) exerted by artificial intelligence (nonfiction).
Associated physical phenomena
Gray light is sometimes associated with electro-hydro-dynamic phenomena (nonfiction), such as will-o-wisps (nonfiction) and Saint Elmo's Fire (nonfiction).
Jack the Reader
Reports from swamp hunters suggest that Jack the Reader may use gray light as a lamp for reading at night (nonfiction).
Gnomon Algorithm
Gray light is widely assumed to be a form the Gnomon Algorithm, but this remains undemonstrated (April 2016).
Cryptographic numen
A cryptographic numen is a related phenomenon, related to the computation of cryptographic protocols.