modus - a new bare metal lisp
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lisp is not new
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people once made machines that were only lisp
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nothing is more powerful than lisp
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some of them looked like black and white versions of the tools we use today
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what's notable about them is that they're inspectable down to the chips

modern stacks are complex. at best you can see into the app
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when you have lisp on the metal, everything is visible
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this isn't hypothetical. every binary blob is a hole below the water line
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to be sovereign we need to be seaworthy
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it boots two (emulated) platforms, but emits:
x86-64, i386, AArch64, RISC-V 64, PPC64, PPC32, ARMv5, ARMv7, Motorola 68k

claude did this in three weeks (pi zero 2 w)
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also working on a universal boot image:
host lisp -> x64 -> aarch64 -> riscv -> x64

modus
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